Cool Videos: Samuel L. Jackson acts out his filmography in 10 minutes

Last Updated on July 31, 2021

As he seems to pop up in just about everything, it certainly shouldn't surprise anyone to discover that Samuel L. Jackson has been in a lot of movies over his long career. A quick glance at his IMDb page reveals that Jackson is quickly approaching 200 credits to his name, a pretty remarkable feat, and a recent appearance on The Late Late Show with James Corden celebrates some of his most famous roles. Samuel L. Jackson appeared on the show to promote the release of KONG: SKULL ISLAND (read our own Chris Bumbray's review) and took part in James Corden's "Roll Call" segment, in which the pair act our scenes from movies like PULP FICTION, JURASSIC PARK, DEEP BLUE SEA and many more.

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