Samuel L. Jackson wants Nick Fury to go to Wakanda, and everywhere else, too
at work. You know, we get to go home with me and see what happens with me at home or when I’m alone or when I’m not so strong and Nick Fury, or when I take off a back brace because Nick Fury is old,” Jackson laughed.
“Some things that you can do that you can’t normally do [in the films] because the character has to present this kind of front, and that’s what the movies are for. And when you get to do it in longform, you get to show even superheroes have their down moments.”As exciting as it is to see Nick Fury in his own element, Jackson still has some MCU locales he’d like to visit.
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