We have seen a lot of headlines over the years about how extreme Marvel Studios can be when it comes to security (like Tom Holland not being given an Avengers: Endgame script during production), but what has to be taken into consideration in judgement is a history of leaks and mistakes – be it Mark Ruffalo accidentally live-streaming the Thor: Ragnarok premiere or Ant-Man And The Wasp: Quantumania secrets making their way online early. Marvel takes protection of its property seriously, and that's very much evident in a story recently shared by Samuel L. Jackson regarding a stolen copy of his Avengers screenplay.
The Nick Fury actor shared the tale during a recent Secret Invasion roundtable hosted by Entertainment Weekly. The subject got on to spoilers and leaks when Emilia Clarke discussed drones flying over the Game Of Thrones set, and Jackson explains that Marvel productions have had to deal with bigger issues. He reflected on a time more than a decade ago when his copy of The Avengers script was stolen and was posted for sale online. Said the actor,
