"I haven't started a billion-dollar company or a world-changing nonprofit."įive years later, a lot has changed for Vance. Vance wrote in the introduction of "Hillbilly Elegy," his best-selling son-of-the-Rust-Belt-made-good memoir published in 2016. Marshal west of the Mississippi."I am not a senator, a governor, or a former cabinet secretary," J.D.
In Harder They Fall, he plays Marshal Bass Reeves, a true-life figure that was the first black deputy U.S. He is known for his key roles in movies such as Get Shorty and Gone in 60 Seconds, and his work with filmmaker Lee, which also includes Clockers, Crooklyn and Malcolm X. Lindo is a veteran actor who enjoyed a resurgence thanks to his commanding performance in Da 5 Bloods, Spike Lee’s war drama that also starred Chadwick Boseman. Marvel was as quiet as an empty coffin when called for comment. Also unclear is Lindo’s role, although he’s the first actor to board the project other than Ali.Īccording to sources, the project is due to begin shooting in late summer 2022. No Marvel Cinematic Universe take on the character has been revealed so far, though Ali’s voice can be heard at the end of Eternals in a post-credits tease. Plans for a new incarnation of the character were first revealed during Marvel’s senses-shattering presentation at 2019’s San Diego Comic-Con. 'Doctor Strange' Sequel Teaser Introduces a Darker Version of Dr.
On top of comic aficionados, Blade has built up a generation of fans who grew up watching the Blade trilogy that starred Wesley Snipes from 1998-2004. He is a human-vampire hybrid thanks to his mother being bitten and killed by a blood-sucker during childbirth. Delroy Lindo, currently shooting up bad guys in The Harder They Fall, is in final negotiations to join Mahershala Ali in Marvel Studios’ Blade.īassam Tariq, known for directing the rap drama Mogul Mowgli, is in the director’s chair for the vampire-centric adventure-thriller, with Stacy Osei-Kuffour, who worked on HBO’s acclaimed Watchmen series, behind the keyboard on script duties.Ĭreated as a supporting character by Marv Wolfman and Gene Colan, Blade first appeared in Tomb of Dracula No.
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