Overview

• Samuel L. Jackson stated in a recent interview that being nominated for an Oscar is not an honor, asserting that only winning truly matters.
• The actor, now 75, has received only one Oscar nomination during his career for his role in 1994's 'Pulp Fiction,' but he was awarded an honorary Academy Award in 2021.
• Jackson expressed frustration over perceived past snubs, citing roles in 'Jackie Brown' and 'A Time to Kill' as performances he felt deserved nominations or wins.
• He criticized the fleeting recognition of nominations, arguing that both nominees and winners are often quickly forgotten by the public.
• Jackson remains focused on roles that bring him personal satisfaction and resonate with audiences, rather than pursuing awards-driven projects.