Once people began hearing rumbles of the plethora of cameos and guest stars in Deadpool & Wolverine, you could practically hear the engine start running as discussions brewed about which should stick around beyond this movie. Marvel hasn’t made a call either way on basically any of them , it seems, but that hasn’t stopped Ryan Reynolds from trying to get the ball rolling on at least one of the big supporting players. Recently, Reynolds took to Instagram to hype up Wesley Snipes’ record-breaking return as Blade, saying his arrival on the film “is the most intense thing l’ve heard in a theater.
People screaming with uninhibited joy and love is also the sound of a legacy.” That would be a big, heartwarming deal on its own, given how their rocky relatinoship while filming Blade Trinity . But things escalated when Reynolds then called for “more Blade, please.
A Logan- style sendoff specifically.” (Let’s play fair and pretend for a moment that said sendoff technically no longer counts because of this exact, billion dollar-grossing movie.) Naturally, a statement like that gets minds a-buzzing, especially given a dig in the film proper where Snipes says there’s “only ever gonna be one Blade .
” Marvel’s been trying to get a new version of the character off the ground in the movies for five years now, with Mahershala Ali tapped to play the role and given one single chance thus far to do it in a post-credits scene for Eternals . In the years since, progress on .