Samuel L. Jackson shares his work experience with Quentin Tarantino

Samuel L. Jackson recently opened up about his experience working with director Quentin Tarantino.

talking people exist pulp Fiction Earlier this week, Jackson spoke about his 30-year friendship with Tarantino during a 30th anniversary speech on the opening night of the TCM Classic Film Festival.

“I think he knew we had a connection when I met him at Sundance because he didn’t cast me in his first film,” the 75-year-old said said in the 1992 movie. Reservoir dogs.

Jackson recalled, “I was sitting in the audience auditioning, and I walked up to him and said, ‘Hey, man. I really like this movie.'” He said, “Oh, do you think he got your part?” How about that? ’ I was like, ‘Oh, so you do remember who I am. ‘”

“So I told him, ‘Well, your movie would be better if I was in it, but what can I say?’ And he said, ‘Don’t worry, I’m sending you something. “That was it, and we took off from there.” Glass actor.

Jackson and Tarantino collaborated on seven films, including the 1994 classic pulp Fiction, Jackie Brown, The Hateful Eight and django unchained.

While praising Tarantino, Jackson told the outlet, “It’s nice to know that someone who writes so well, makes such a good movie, or has such a passion for the movies we make, trusts my material.”

“It makes me want to give him more and work harder for him,” he continued.

Meanwhile, Jackson revealed that his relationship with Tarantino was about more than just work.

“We hang out on the set. We listen to music. We talk about other movies,” he added.