Big news for fans of the Blade franchise. Wesley Snipes just spoke out about the new reboot. He was not cast in the new reboot, and Mahershala Ali now has the top job. Ali will resurrect the role as the new Blade. Snipes talked to Yahoo Entertainment about this situation. Watch the interview below.
Wesley Snipes says he's talked to new Blade star Mahershala Ali, assures us he's not the least bit bitter over new casting.
— Kevin Polowy (@djkevlar) November 18, 2021
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