Samuel L. Jackson on Whether or Not He Is Banned From ‘Saturday Night Live’ #Shorts

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Entertainment Weekly published this video item, entitled “Samuel L. Jackson on Whether or Not He Is Banned From ‘Saturday Night Live’ #Shorts” – below is their description.

Samuel L Jacksons talks about a funny encounter with Lorne Michaels about whether or not he is banned from SNL.

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