Samuel L. Jackson

Of course.

Edgar Rice Burroughs published the first Tarzan story back in 1912 with “Tarzan of the Apes”. Over the years, the character has appeared in more than two dozen books, comics, films and TV shows. IMDb lists over 200 titles for Tarzan, the most recent in 2013 with Kellan Lutz though that film was never released in the United States...

Just last week we learned that the long-developing adaptation of The Stand has been delayed (again), but director Josh Boone just couldn’t wait any longer to adapt a Stephen King story, so he’s set his sights on Revival. And it looks as though he’s wasting absolutely zero time in getting the sci-fi horror flick into production, as Samuel L. Jackson is reportedly in talks for one of the leading roles.

IMDB.com lists 159 acting credits for Samuel L. Jackson over a career that’s spanned more than 40 years. Jackson’s as versatile as he is prolific; though he’s likely best known for his action films and his flair for language (and especially profanity, his skills as a chameleon might be underrated. He’s made 160 films and television shows and looked like 160 wildly different people. Few actors seem to delight in the specifics of costuming, hair, and makeup as much as he does, and few have exhibited a wider array of hairstyles, facial hair, and wardrobes. From the earliest days of his career all the way up to next week’s ‘Kingsman: The Secret Service,’ nobody’s worn silver hair, a kilt, or exaggerated octopus-style eye makeup quite like Samuel L. Jackson. In honor of his great achievements in outlandish onscreen fashion, please enjoy this gallery spotlighting just a few of his many sartorial highlights.

Samuel L. Jackson’s famous Ezekiel 25:17 speech from ‘Pulp Fiction’ would send chills down the spines of even the toughest of specimens.

Boy ... meets world. There's absolutely no reason why this particular 'Tonight Show' skit should exist or why it should work so well or why it should be so instantly enjoyable and quotable, but alas, it is all of those things, and so much more.

There are good days, there are bad days, and then there are days when you confuse Samuel L. Jackson with Laurence Fishburne and find yourself at the mercy of an actor whose voice can make even the strongest man whimper in terror. This sounds like a joke, but it actually happened on live television, and since this is the internet, it will never go away and the news anchor who made the tragic error

For decades, 'Star Wars' fans were secure in the knowledge that lightsabers came in only three colors: red for evil, green for good and blue for Obi-Wan Kenobi. But then, when the new trilogy of prequels was released between 1999 and 2005, Samuel L. Jackson joined the franchise as Jedi warrior Mace Windu and broke the rules by sporting a purple weapon. So how did it happen?

On his recent run of promoting the much-talked-about 'Django Unchained,' Samuel L. Jackson stopped by 95.8's 'Capital London Breakfast Show' in England and delivered more than just his regular ranting bouts of hilarity. When coming back from commercial break Jackson began reciting the lyrics to Taylor Swift's 'We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together...

Filmmaked Quentin Tarantino talks about filming Django Unchained in Wyoming.

I'm pretty sure you've seen all those "Sh*t ______ Says" videos that are all the rage nowadays (for the next 15 minutes, anyway). Some are funny, some are good, and some are, well, sh*t. Trust me, I've seen them all...and they're starting to get old...

Samuel L. Jackson may not dig on swine, but  – horrible pun alert! – he sure does know how to bring in the bacon.