Brie Larson is Samuel L Jackson, second favorite

Information reaching Kossyderrickent has it that Brie Larson is Samuel L Jackson, second favorite.

Brie Larson and Samuel L. Jackson always have each other’s back, even when Larson was being criticized and received backlash from people for allegedly being discriminatory towards male critics. In a recent episode of Fallon’s show, the Free Fire star shared insights about her ongoing The Marvels and even mentioned her work in the Apple TV+ series Lessons in Chemistry. Larson for her latest movie states: “I’m back and I brought some friends this time.” reflecting on her character whose powers are entangled with her other two teammates while trying to figure out how to defeat the brutal tyrant Dar-Benn.?. 

The Marvels has finally hit theatres starring Brie Larson, Iman Vellani, and Teyonah Parris as the leading superheroes in the film. Brie Larson who plays Carol Danvers recently shared that she’s her co-star Samuel L. Jackson’s second favorite.

Over the course of three films, the two thespians have developed a deep and profound relationship that’s involved, among other things, a shared distrust of cats. Vulture has done our readers the service of chronicling their nonstop white-knuckle roller coaster ride of being pals. Read on for a complete history of the bond between the new generation’s Matt and Ben. 

“On The Marvels, actually, there was a moment we were working together, and they’re like, Could you do one more take? he’s like ofcource, of course. anything for my second favorite co-star. And I was like what do you mean? what are you talking about? Who’s your first? And he was like ‘Me’. I mean I can’t fight with that.”. 

In a recent interview with Indiewire, Jackson described the time period and the crucible from which their connection was forged. “I was kind of the needle guy,” Jackson said, “when she was constantly running in and out going to award shows all over the planet from remote locations, always in that ‘rah-rah Brie, hurry back, hurry back, hurry back. You don’t have to go to this one, you won the last one, you know you’re going to win this one, they’ll just send it to you, you don’t have to go, just stay here with us!’ But she never did, she always had to go.” Please, treat yourself to the mental image of a forlorn Samuel L. Jackson pressing his face to his trailer’s window and awaiting Brie Larson’s return to set, like a loyal golden retriever who fears that his human may never come back from work.

Brie Larson says Samuel L Jackson is “just my favorite, and I’m his second favorite.”

“He’s like, ‘Of course, anything for my second favorite co-star.’ And I was like, ‘What do you mean? What are you talking about? Who’s your first?’ And he was like, ‘Me!’”

Going to Vietnam changes a person. Kong: Skull Island co-stars Larson and Jackson didn’t survive a war or anything, but mosquitos and jet lag are both tests of the spirit in their own way. Shooting for Jordan Vogt-Roberts’ supersize simian epic stretched out over six months, and brought the cast from Vietnam’s northernmost provinces to the tropics of Hawaii to the Gold Coast of Australia. All the while, Larson was taking frequent transcontinental flights to make the awards-circuit rounds in support of Room, for which she would ultimately win the Oscar.