Los Angeles: Oscar-winning actor Marshala Ali stepped on stage during the Hall H performance of Marvel Studio at San Diego Comic-Con, where producer Kevin Phees announced that actor would play the role of Vampire Slair Blade.
However, it was 6 years ago. The film must have rebooted the origin of on-screen by Wesley Snips for the first time and was included in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, the ‘Variety’ report. Since then, the project has dropped several directors, lost artists and faced many delays. But even through that turbulent development, Ali shared that he was keen to start filming on ‘Blade’. “Call Marvel”, Ali said at the New York Premier of his new film ‘Jurassic World Riberth’.
The actor kept his answer brief when asked when the production of ‘blade’ could begin. He said to ‘diversity’, “I am ready. Tell them that I am ready”. Marvel Studios first announced ‘Blade’ in 2019, including films like the Disney Plus series ‘Vandwisson’, ‘Loki’ and ‘The Falkan and the Winter Soldier’ ​​as well as films like ‘Eternals’, ‘Shang-Chi and The Legend of the Ten Rings’ and ‘Doctor Straunte of the Multivars of the Mudnas’.
But when all those projects have been produced and released, Marvel Studios are still trying to upgrade ice-shop with ‘blades’. According to ‘Variety’, in the last October, Disney completely removed the ‘blade’ from its release calendar, removing it from the date of release of November 7, 2025.
It came after several pre -delays, the film’s first official release date was November 3, 2023. The project first signed filmmaker Basam Tariq to direct the film to direct the film, before he exited in September 2022, about two months before a planned production began. Since then, director Yan Demangar has also joined and exited. Actors Aaron Pierre and Delroy Lindo were allegedly associated with the star with Ali, but both have revealed that they have left the project.
“It was really ideologically exciting, but it was also exciting in the context of the character that was going to be. And then, whatever reason, it just went away from the rail”, Lindo told Entertainment Weekly about the project in April. Back in November, Phage said that Marvel Studio was “still committed” for the studio ‘blade’.
