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Plot summary
Blade has spent years hunting vampires. Danica Talos, who leads them, and her brother Asher blame him for the death of one of their human familiars, and the FBI comes looking for him. The raid on his hideout kills his mentor, Abraham Whistler, and Blade gives himself up. In custody he is pulled out by two vampire hunters, Hannibal King and Abigail, Abraham's daughter. They belong to the Nightstalkers. The vampires have woken Drake, the first of their kind, who can survive in sunlight, and mean to use his blood to cure their weaknesses. Sommerfield, the group's blind scientist, has built a virus meant to kill vampires at the genetic level, and it needs a pure source. Blade joins them.
Cast
Wesley Snipesas Blade
Jessica Bielas Abigail Whistler
Ryan Reynoldsas Hannibal King
Kris Kristoffersonas Whistler
Dominic Purcellas Drake
Parker Poseyas Danica Talos
Natasha Lyonneas Sommerfield
James Remaras Ray Cumberland
John Michael Higginsas Dr. Edgar Vance
Patton Oswaltas Hedges
Callum Keith Rennieas Asher Talos
Paul Levesqueas Jarko Grimwood (as Triple H)
Did you know?!Facts and trivia about Blade: Trinity (2004)
Can contain spoilers, watch the movie first.
- Wesley Snipes was reportedly unhappy with the script and the original director of Blade: Trinity; when David S. Goyer, who wrote all three Blade films, replaced him, Snipes also protested. During filming Snipes reportedly refused to shoot scenes, forcing Goyer to use stand-ins and computer effects to insert his Blade into scenes.
- Wesley Snipes sued New Line Cinema and director David S. Goyer in 2005, claiming the studio did not pay his full salary, cut him out of casting and filmmaking despite his producer role, and reduced Blade's screen time in favor of co-stars Ryan Reynolds and Jessica Biel.
- New Line Cinema producers suggested casting professional wrestler Triple H in Blade: Trinity and director David S. Goyer was highly skeptical, but he was impressed by Triple H's comic timing and self-deprecation and expanded the role for him.
- For the fictional city in Blade: Trinity, writer-director David S. Goyer used Esperanto and its flag, which appears at the police headquarters entrance and in the rooftop scene where Drake threatens to drop a baby; background signs and advertisements carry Esperanto translations.
- In August 2003 Ryan Reynolds was in negotiations to join Blade: Trinity and Ashley Scott was being considered as his counterpart, with the pair also set to star in a potential spin-off film.
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