REMINDER/Samuel L. Jackson Guest Stars on AMC's 'Sunday Morning ShootOut' on December 14 at 11 AM.

Entertainment Editors

REMINDER...for Sun. (Dec. 14)

--(BUSINESS WIRE)

AMC's weekly half-hour series, "Sunday Morning ShootOut," hosted by Peter Guber and Peter Bart, brings the smarts and spin of Sunday morning political shows to the world of entertainment.

THIS WEEK'S GUEST: Actor and producer Samuel L. Jackson. Jackson first
made his indelible mark on American cinema with his portrayal of
"Jules" the philosophizing hit man in Quentin Tarantino's Pulp
Fiction. Since then, Jackson has taken on roles that have garnered
both box office and critical success. His list of acting credits
includes: Changing Lanes, Shaft, A Time To Kill, Jurassic Park, Menace
II Society, Star Wars Episode II: Attack of the Clones, S.W.A.T. and
Jungle Fever. Most recently, Jackson wrapped production in South
Africa on the film, Country of My Skull, co-starring Juliette Binoche.

DISCUSSION TOPICS: 1) Samuel L. Jackson talks about working with
Tarantino - the good, the bad and the ugly; 2) Jackson talks about how
it feels to be in three blockbusters at once - Jurassic Park, Menace
II Society, Pulp Fiction; 3) What it was like playing a crack addict
in Jungle Fever? The role was an example of art imitating life
imitating art.

WHEN: The episode will air on Sunday, December 14 at 11 am ET/PT on
the AMC cable network. The episode can also be viewed at
http://movies.yahoo.com, beginning at 12 Noon (PT).

BACKGROUND: "Sunday Morning ShootOut" is a new, half-hour weekly
series on AMC hosted by entertainment industry veterans, Peter Guber
and Peter Bart. Guber is the chairman of Mandalay Pictures, former CEO
of Sony Pictures, the producer of dozens of Hollywood's most
successful movies including Midnight Express, Batman, Rainman, Basic
Instinct. Bart is editor-in-chief of Variety, and former Hollywood
reporter for The Wall Street Journal and The New York Times. In his
career as an executive at Paramount Pictures and as president of
Lorimar, Bart played a major role creating classics like The
Godfather, Rosemary's Baby and The Postman Always Rings Twice.

Like other Sunday morning debate shows, the sparks fly here as
prominent producers, directors, writers and stars join the hosts to
debate all sides of the week's biggest stories in the world of movies
and entertainment. The experts provide informed and spirited
perspectives on the winners and losers at the box-office, the rising
and falling fortunes of the stars and studios themselves and the
emerging trends that are forever reshaping the business of
entertainment.