Wesley Snipes Character Analysis

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Before the likes of Spider-Man, Captain America, and Thor ever hit the big screen, there was Blade the Vampire Hunter. The character, played by Wesley Snipes, was one of Marvel Comics' first big movie stars and spawned a successful trilogy of films during its run in the late 90's and early 2000's. It's been more than a decade since Snipes last stepped into the role in 2004's Blade: Trinity, and since then his Marvel cohorts have become the biggest name in blockbuster cinema thanks to the chart topping success of The Avengers and the rest of Marvel Studios' cinematic universe. During a recent interview the Huffington Post to promote his new TV series The Player, Snipes was asked if there was a chance if he would ever return to the role. He

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