Samuel Jackson was born on December 21, 1948 in Washington, D.C., grew up in Tennessee, was very serious about his schoolwork from an early age, and entered The Moorehouse College in Atlanta to study architecture, before moving to the Department of Drama, graduating with a bachelor's degree in theater arts.
After graduation, Samuel Jackson moved to New York to look for opportunities to act, and in the first 10 years of New York, he did not have a good life, wanted to act in movies but ran into walls everywhere, had to first stage TV dramas on the small screen to make a living, or play a role in the film to earn a meager salary, by the way, waiting for any opportunity that would allow him to act in movies.
In 1981, he starred as the drug-addicted tramp in Jungle Fever, which earned him his first award, the Best Supporting Actor award at the Cannes Film Festival, and his first black supporting actor in Cannes.
In 1994 he starred in the most important film of his film career, Pulp Fiction, for which he was nominated for the Academy Award and the Golden Globe Award for Best Supporting Actor, and won the Best Actor Award from the British Film and Television Institute.
In 1995, he co-starred with David Carrollsell and Nicholas Cage in Kiss of Death, and all three performed best.
In the 1995 blockbuster film "Ultimate Detective III", he played a rivalry with Bruce Willis. 1
In 998, he played kevin Spacey in Ace vs. Ace.
After 2002, he took over the production of George Lucas's large-scale "Star Wars Prequel" series, in which he starred as Jedi Masters. He has become one of Hollywood's most powerful black male stars.
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