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One of the first components of the Marvel Cinematic Universe's world-building process was Samuel L. Jackson's Nick Fury. The character, who debuted in Iron Man, later appeared in a number of other films as he brought the Avengers together for the first time. While Fury will next appear in the Disney+ series Secret Invasion, it appears that Val, played by Julia Louis-Dreyfus, has mastered the art of assembling her own crew. She approached Wyatt Russell's U.S. Agent following his terrible international incident in The Falcon and the Winter Soldier, which was the character's debut appearance. Despite this, Val seems very certain that he will be involved in whatever it is that she is piecing together. What's her problem, then? Kevin Feige, president of Marvel Studios, has at least acknowledged that "she looks to be in recruitment mode," but for what? And in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, might she be taking up Nick Fury's previous role? She made her first ...

Samuel L. Jackson's lone Oscar is an honorary award, but he doesn't mind because he's been portraying Marvel Cinematic Universe mainstay Nick Fury for almost a decade. According to the Los Angeles Times, Jackson would rather create billion-dollar Marvel movies than compete for Oscar nominations or chase down Oscar-baiting parts. "As jaded as I wanted to be about it, thinking, 'Well, I should have gotten an Oscar for this or for that and it didn't happen,' it wasn't a huge concern for me after I got over it many years ago," Jackson remarked. “I always have fun going to the Oscars. I always look forward to getting a gift basket for being a presenter. [Laughs] I give stuff to my relatives; my daughter and my wife would take stuff out. It’s cool…But otherwise, I was past it.” Jackson continued, "I was never going to let the Oscars determine whether or not I was a successful actor. My criterion for success is whether or not I am happy with what I...