Samuel L. Jackson is currently promoting ‘Django Unchained’, and has a new interview with Indie Wire in which he talks about performing in drag, a possible sequel to Snakes on a Plane, and whether he thinks an actor has any responsibility to reflect on their community. 
A poster for 'Django Unchained'
When talking about whether there would be a sequel to Snakes on a Plane, he says, “I don't know. If there is, I wouldn't mind doing it. I'm down with that.”
He’s also asked about whether he’s ever been asked to perform in drag, and he replies, “Yes I've been asked, and no I didn't accept. I don't think it's every actor's right of passage to have to put a dress on. But for those who do it, that's their choice. Some of them are actually good at it.”
Samuel L. Jackson out and about
Finally, when asked about whether actors have a responsibility to their communities in the roles and performances they choose, he says, “A story is a story. If a story comes along, and it's honest, that's about it. Even this movie [Django]. It's about our experience, historically; What happens to us, and what kind of people they were; And I have a duty to tell that honestly. And to be true to the character that's in it, and hopefully it'll reflect our history in an honest and real way. But I don't think it's up to us to make sure everyone knows who we are through our cinematic experience.”
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