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Filming of Blade Reboot Starring Mahershala Ali May Kick Off in May

Although there is still nothing 100% official, it seems that the filming of the Blade reboot in the Marvel Cinematic Universe might start in May 2023.

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As Marvel Studios continues to expand its cinematic universe, one upcoming project that has fans buzzing with excitement and intrigue is the reboot of the beloved vampire hunter, Blade.

Starring acclaimed actor Mahershala Ali, known for his roles in films such as “Swan Song,” “Alita: Battle Angel,” and the TV series “True Detective,” this new iteration of Blade is sure to be a cinematic event not to be missed.

Despite the excitement surrounding the film, little is currently known about the plot or details of the movie. However, fans did get a tantalizing glimpse of Blade’s inclusion in the Marvel Cinematic Universe in the post-credits scene of “Eternals,” where we hear Ali’s voice as the iconic character.

One question that has been on the minds of many fans is when filming for the Blade movie will officially begin. Initially, it was reported that filming would start in October, but a recent report suggests that filming may begin as early as May 30, 2023, which would be a few months earlier than expected.

This news has only added to the anticipation for the film, as fans eagerly await a first look at Mahershala Ali as the legendary vampire hunter. With the talented actor at the helm and Marvel Studios’ track record of delivering visually stunning and action-packed films, the Blade reboot is shaping up to be a must-see event for both fans of the character and newcomers to the world of Blade.

As anticipation for the upcoming Blade reboot continues to build, fans have been eagerly awaiting news of when production on the film will officially begin. Reports have circulated that filming would commence in the summer months, specifically in July, but these dates have yet to be confirmed.

Adding to the confusion, Marvel Studios recently announced that Bassam Tariq, who was set to direct the film, has left the project. This development has raised questions about the status of the film’s production and whether a new director has been brought on board.

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Despite the uncertainty surrounding the start of production, one thing is for certain: filming for the Blade reboot must begin this year in order to meet Marvel’s release date of November 2024. Fans are eagerly waiting for confirmation on the new dates and for more information about the film’s development.

With the talented Mahershala Ali set to star as the titular vampire hunter and the Marvel Cinematic Universe’s track record of delivering visually stunning and action-packed films, the Blade reboot is shaping up to be a highly-anticipated event for both fans of the character and newcomers to the world of Blade.

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