In honor “Die Hard” star Bruce Willis70 anniversary on Wednesday, Samuel L. Jackson revealed the insightful career council that the actor gave him on the set of 1995’s “Die Hard with a revenge.”
Willis and Jackson praised both played in Quentin Tarantino’s generation-defining hit 1994, “Pulp Fiction.” It wasn’t until Jackson was thrown as the character Zeus in “Die Hard with a revenge”, but that he and Willis actually got to share scenes together on the screen. While he made blockbuster, Jackson says Willis gave him an important career advice.
“He told me:” Hopefully you will be able to find a character that, when you make bad movies and they don’t make any money, you can always go back to this character that everyone loves, “Jackson told Vanity. “He said: ‘Arnold’s Got’ Terminator. ‘Sylvester has” Rocky “,” Rambo. “I have John McClane.” I’m like, “Oh, ok.
“It didn’t happen to me until I got that Nick Fury role – and I had a nine-image agreement to be Nick Fury – That, “Oh, I do what Bruce said,” he revealed. “I have this character now.”
So far, Jackson has played rage in a total of 16 films and television programs for Marvel Studios. He is currently ranked as the highly penetrating actor through the ages of all before colleague Longtime Marvel Cinematic Universe Star Scarlett Johansson. Jackson, however, has never had the chance to repeat his “die hard with a revenge” character. After that movie, Willis returned two more times as John McClane in 2007’s “Live Free or Die Hard” and 2013’s “A Good Day to Die Hard.”
While his time in “Die Hard” franchise was limited, Jackson was eventually reunited with Willis in M. Night Shyamalans 2000 superhero drama “Unbreakable”, as well as its sequel 2019, “Glass.”
In March 2022, Willi’s retirement from actors was officially announced after he was diagnosed with Afasi. A year later it was revealed that Willis had been diagnosed with Frontotemporal dementia. He has consequently disappeared from the public limelight in recent years, although he is still sometimes emerging Supportive posts on social media by his family members.
