New stories  Samuel L. Jackson on Spike Lee and Quentin
Tarantino  The actor, who has worked with both directors, weighs
in on their beef.  Samuel L. Jackson (Ethan Miller/Getty Images)
Jackson has appeared in more than 100 films, but arguably his
most memorable roles have been in movies he's worked on with Lee
and Tarantino. He began to finally make a name for himself in
Hollywood as a drug addict in Lee's Jungle Fever and then became
an even bigger star after his appearance in Tarantino's Pulp
Fiction.  Most recently he starred in Tarantino's slave romance,
Django Unchained, a film criticized by many -- including Lee,
who said that seeing it would be an insult to his ancestors.
Later this year, Jackson will appear in Lee's latest film,
Oldboy, opposite Josh Brolin. As noted in Jackson's recent
interview with Playboy, it was the first time Lee and Jackson
had worked together in 20 years.   Spike's wife, Tonya, and my
wife, LaTanya, have been good friends for a long time. My wife
just acted in a TV film Ton