Samuel L. Jackson

Yeah, Nick Fury was around when I was a kid I used to read Nick Fury comic book, you know he was a white guy with a cigar in a patch.

But then he became David Hasselhoff for a while, and then he became me.

So the evolution of Nick Fury continues.

It does indeed.

I believe.

I'd like to feel that way, too.

I think part of the technology and I also think part of it is the accessibility of what we're able to do as real people now you know when I was a kid, I would read a comic book and I would want to be in a world where you know that women walk around in tights with green hair and blue hair and sure folks had capes on and they were wearing boots and they call that Francisco.

I believe back then.

Yeah, exactly.

And now, you know, we have all that and people are walking around, you know, people are walking around talking on things and they're looking at stuff on the little devices.

So it's all very real for us.

The only thing missing is this cat that actually flies.

Yes.

You know, that lands somewhere, you know, and he's probably out there somewhere just, you know, waiting to come out.

Yeah, well, there's that, and, you know, there's also the fact that...

I used to dream I could fly.

Right.

I used to dream I could breathe underwater, you know, and all that kind of stuff.

And I wanted to do it really badly, you know?

And now, you know, I put on that costume, and I fall into that Marvel playground.