Katt Williams DEFENDS Samuel L. Jackson After Being Blacklisted From Hollywood
Imagine being one of the most iconic actors in Hollywood, yet finding yourself blacklisted by the very industry you helped shape. Samuel L. Jackson, known for his tough, outspoken characters, seems to be facing this shocking reality. But what could have led to one of the biggest names in the industry being sidelined? In a surprising turn, comedian Katt Williams has come forward to spill the tea on why Hollywood might be turning its back on Jackson. And this revelation could have far-reaching implications, not just for Jackson, but for how the industry operates. Samuel L. Jackson: A Force in Hollywood Samuel L. Jackson isn’t just any actor—he's a Hollywood powerhouse. From his unforgettable performance as Jules in Pulp Fiction to his long-standing role as Nick Fury in the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU), Jackson’s career spans over four decades, with his presence almost always guaranteeing box office success. His ability to dominate a scene and bring characters to life is unmatched, making him one of the most respected figures in the industry.
However, despite his legendary status, rumors have surfaced that Samuel L. Jackson may be facing a blacklist in Hollywood. It seems unbelievable. How could an actor of his stature be pushed to the margins?

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The First Signs of Trouble: Criticizing Tarantino
The first signs of trouble came last year when Jackson openly criticized Quentin Tarantino’s Once Upon a Time in Hollywood. Jackson, a long-time collaborator of Tarantino, wasn’t shy about expressing his disappointment in the film's lack of diversity. In an interview with Vulture, Jackson made it clear that he wasn’t pleased with the absence of Black actors in a movie set in 1960s Los Angeles, a city known for its diverse population. Jackson compared his experience watching Once Upon a Time in Hollywood to watching Goodfellas, noting how few Black faces were visible in both films. He remarked, “How many Black people are in that movie? Maybe three. It was kind of like watching Goodfellas... It’s like me and somebody else.” For someone like Jackson, who has appeared in Tarantino classics like Pulp Fiction, Jackie Brown, and Django Unchained, his absence from this particular film raised eyebrows. When asked if he had discussed the issue with Tarantino, Jackson revealed that he hadn’t, adding that their only interaction since the film’s release was at the Oscars, where discussing the movie wasn’t on the table.