Samuel L. Jackson Honored by Denzel Washington at MoMA Film Revenue

Samuel L. Jackson was honored Thursday on the Museum of Modern’s 2024 Film Revenue in New York Metropolis.

“I’ve always believed that cinema has been and continues to be a robust medium, transcends language, shifts societal paradigms and pushes us as viewers and artist to see the world from the views of others as we’ve enjoyable film tonight,” the actor talked about. “Let’s keep in mind the flexibility it has to change lives and encourage future generations that revenue from MoMA’s acquisition and preservation of flicks like those who ignited the objectives of barely Black little one sitting in a segregated Tennessee film present to be standing sooner than you now. Let’s proceed to tell the tales that matter, tales that switch us and tales that unite us.”

Launched in collaboration with Chanel, the gala featured tributes from Denzel Washington, Spike Lee, Walton Goggins, Kenny Leon, LaTanya Richardson Jackson and MoMA’s chief curator of film Rajendra Roy along with pre-recorded messages from Scarlett Johansson, Brie Larson and George Lucas.

The night time closed with a effectivity by Grammy winner TEMS, who was launched by actress Danielle Deadwyler.

See best from the night beneath.