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Total Film
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Lauren Milici

Marvel reportedly turned down offer from original Blade writer because it was "in a good place" before the MCU reboot was shelved indefinitely: "They said, 'We love you, but we think we've cracked it now'"

Wesley Snipes in Blade.

Original Blade franchise writer David S. Goyer says Marvel didn't reach out during the troubled production of their (possibly cancelled) Blade reboot.

"I wasn't even really thinking about it, but then I had my agent call Marvel and say, 'Do you guys need any help?' And they said, ‘We love you, but we think we’ve cracked it now, and we're in a good place," Goyer told Variety. The screenwriter wrote Blade and Blade 2 in addition to writing and directing Blade: Trinity. "And then the latest thing happened. And so, no, they haven't contacted me."

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