Samuel L. Jackson's had it with all these ****ing snakes on this Atlanta movie set

We already knew how Samuel L. Jackson felt about ***-*** ing snakes showing up on ***-***ing planes.

He's not real big on them showing up on film sets, either.

Jackson, who appears as Nick Fury in the "Avengers" blockbuster filming here this spring and summer, had to report to a rather watery set this week as storms roaring into town have kept creek levels rising and, apparently, slithery critters on the move.

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