Samuel L. Jackson Nude

Mr. Man 25:23: The path of the horny man in search of a dark skinned daddy will inevitable end at Samuel L. The iconic Samuel L. Jackson AKA Samuel Leroy Jackson first started acting while at Morehouse College, eventually making his acting debut in the blaxploitation romance flick Together for Days (1972). But his career took a whole lot of days to get going, with Sam only landing small roles in lesser films until, all of a sudden in 1988 he played the townie with an attitude against college kids, Leeds in School Daze, a criminal sticking up McDowell's in Coming to America (1988) and radio DJ Mister Senor Love Daddy in Do The Right Thing (1989). You may remember him as getaway driver Stacks Edwards in Goodfellas (1990), Robby in Patriot Games (1992) or for his first brush with Quentin Tarantino as Big Don in True Romance (1993), but fans first got a sense of how sexy Sam was in Against the Wall (1994). It's a dramatization of the 1971 Attica Prison riot, where we see Samuel getting stripsearched by a guard. Just a hint of pubes had us wishing he'd do us against a wall! His career exploded the same year when he earned an Oscar nomination as the legendary bible quoting hitman Jules Winnfield in Pulp Fiction (1994). From there, Samuel was on top of the A list, a spot he solidified by playing Zeus as in "hey Zeus" not Jesus in Die Hard With a Vengeance (1995) and Trevor Garfield in 187 (1997). That one's a classic badass teacher cleans up a school full of hoods flick, where Samuel ends up in a morgue with just a bit of cloth covering his junk. Sam's a badass with a great ass, which he showed in the shower while Dustin Hoffman flossed in Sphere (1998). We played with out purple helmet warrior while he moved on to play the purple lightsaber wielding jedi Mace Windu in Star Wars: Episode 1-The Phantom Menace (1995) and the avalanche survivor Russell Franklin in Deep Blue Sea (1999) before he played the brittle boned Elijah in Unbreakable (2000). Mr Glass flashed ass in Formula 51 (2001), going for a stroll in front of a castle. But we finally so the star of Shaft's (2000) well, shaft in The Caveman's Valentine (2001). Sam and his dreadlocks are in desperate need of a bath, and we see a quick shot of cock as he considers whether or not to get in. Sam's been in every movie ever, so it's hard to summarize. How about Snakes on a Plane (2006), or first playing Nick Fury in Iron Man (2008)? Or reteaming with Tarantino In Django Unchained (2012) and The Hateful Eight (2015)? Most recently Sam's been starring in Apple TV's dementia murder mystery The Last Days of Ptolemy Grey. Hopefully he shows us some more soon. Samuel L. Jackson is one fine motherfucker!