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Rosie Lewis

'Unleash the fury': Hollywood A-lister dons Celtic top ahead of Rangers game

Rangers Celtic Samuel L Jackson Hollywood Gianni Capaldi

SAMUEL L Jackson has been pictured wearing a Celtic top ahead of today's clash with Rangers. 

Actor Gianni Capaldi shared a picture on Instagram of him and the Hollywood A-lister wearing matching zip-ups ahead of today's match at Celtic Park. 

He captioned it: "Unleash the FURY. 

"Cmon @Celticfc."

The picture was taken on the set of the upcoming film Damaged, about a Chicago detective that travels to Scotland to solve a string of murders, which has been filmed across the country in recent weeks.

The movie stars Samuel L Jackson alongside Vincent Cassel, The Mummy's John Hannah and Game of Thrones star Kate Dickie. 

We previously reported Jackson was pictured posing with a Rangers top after the actor signed the shirt to be raffled off to raise money for two Scottish charities, The Emmie Smillie Charity Foundation and Kilbryde Hospice. 

Last weekend, the Pulp Fiction star was also spotted at Glasgow restaurant Amber Regent before surprising fans at Bongo's Bingo at SWG3.

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