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Wesley Snipes as Eric Brooks / Blade: A half-vampire "daywalker" (a Dhampir) who hunts vampires. Wesley Snipes stated that while such a character is not going to have much emotional depth, he also said that "there's some acting involved in creating the character and making him believable and palatable".[3] Kris Kristofferson as Abraham Whistler: Blade's human mentor and weaponsmith. Norman Reedus as Scud: Blade's weaponsmith in the absence of Whistler. Ron Perlman as Dieter Reinhardt: A member of the Bloodpack who bears a particular grudge against Blade Leonor Varela as Nyssa Damaskinos: An unapologetic-but-honourable, natural-born vampire and daughter to Damaskinos. Thomas Kretschmann as Eli Damaskinos: An ancient vampire who is obsessed with creating a superior race of vampires as his legacy. Luke Goss as Jared Nomak: Patient zero and carrier of the Reaper virus. He bears a grudge against his father, Eli Damaskinos, for creating him. Matt Schulze as "Chupa": A pugnacious member of the Bloodpack who bears a particular grudge against Whistler Danny John-Jules as Asad: A well-mannered member of the Bloodpack Donnie Yen as "Snowman": A mute swordsman and member of the Bloodpack Karel Roden as Karel Kounen: A familiar, Damaskinos's human agent and lawyer. Marit Velle Kile as Verlaine: A red-haired member of the Bloodpack and the lover of Lighthammer. The script originally said that she was the twin sister of Racquel from the first movie. Daz Crawford as "Lighthammer": A hulking, hammer-wielding member of the Bloodpack with facial tattoos Tony Curran as "Priest": An Irish-accented member of the Bloodpack Santiago Segura as "Rush": A vampire flunky in Prague. Production Following the success of the original film, New Line Cinema and Marvel Enterprises made plans for a sequel in 1999. Goyer had planned to use Morbius but Marvel wanted to keep the character for a franchise of his own.[4] Goyer compared the story to The Dirty Dozen.[5] Guillermo del Toro was hired to direct Blade II by New Line Cinema production president Michael De Luca[6] after Stephen Norrington turned down the offer to direct the sequel.[citation needed] Goyer and Frankfurt both admired director Guillermo del Toro and believed his dark sensibilities to be ideal for Blade II. Frankfurt first met del Toro when Frankfurt's design company, Imaginary Forces, did the title sequences for Mimic: "I admired Mimic and got to know Guillermo through that film. Both David Goyer and I have been fans of his since Cronos and were enthusiastic about him coming on board. Guillermo is such a visual director and has a very strong sense of how he wants a movie to look. When you sign on with someone like Guillermo you're not going to tell him what the movie should look like, you're going to let him run with it". Like Goyer, del Toro has a passion for comic books, in Goyer's comment: "Guillermo was weaned on comic books, as was I. I was a huge comic book collector, my brother and I had about twelve thousand comic books that we assembled when we were kids, so I know my background". Tippett Studio provided computer-generated visual effects, including digital doubles of some of the characters, while Steve Johnson and his company XFX were hired to create the prosthetic makeup and animatronic effects If you are a 🎥 movie lover - you're gonna love our channel 👌 Get your popcorn 🍿 & 🥤soda and enjoy legendary scenes from your favorite movies. You might also find some great clips🎬 you completely forgot about or even find something completely new to spend your afternoon on. Don't worry, we all do it sometimes 😉 SUBSCRIBE & CLICK THE BELL BUTTON: ______________________________________________________________ All material belongs to their respective owners. Any and all ads that may appear during this video are set by video material owners and/or their associates. This channel never has nor will ever in the future be monetized. No business of any kind is possible so please don't contact us about it. The only reason email is provided in 'About' section is for owners of the movies to be able to contact us. Fair use. Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use. No copyright infringement intended.