Stephen Dorff on Marvel and the new ‘Blade’: “They make a lot of money, but their films suck”

We already knew that Stephen Dorff doesn’t mince words when it comes to speaking his mind, remember, for example, the way he accused ‘Black Widow’ of Scarlett Johansson. Now, the ‘True Detective’ actor is back in an eggplant in an interview with The Daily Beast where rails against the Marvel Cinematic Universe and “Blade”.

Droff is best known for being part of the cast of the original movie ‘Blade’ which was released in 1998. As we know, Marvel continue to develop Phase 5 and a new version of “Blade” is on the way.but it doesn’t seem like the original star is as excited as the rest of the fans: “How’s that ‘Blade’ movie doing for all the audience who can’t find a director? [se ríe] Anyone who goes there will be laughing at everyone because we’ve done it before and we’ve done it better, there’s no Stephen Norrington out there.”Dorf said. The actor raised the problems that this production had after the departure of its director, Bassan Tariq (‘Mogul Mowgli’), replaced by Yann Demange (”71′).

The Dorff-Marvel animosity is not something new: “Marvel is used to tearing me apart anyway”however Dorff expands his critique towards all action cinema What’s going on: “All this other crap is just embarrassing, you know what I mean? I mean…God bless them, they’re making loads of money, but their movies suck.” [ríe]. No one will remember them, in the end no one will remember ‘Black Adam’, I didn’t even see that movie, it looked so bad.”Dorff comments on his deep disappointment with superhero movies.

If he doesn’t want “Blade”, what would Dorff do?

It has to rain a lot for Dorff to swallow his words and we can see him in a film from the Marvel Cinematic Universe, DC Universe or similar. However, if you are not willing to participate in these types of movies, what do you want? In the same interview, the interpreter confessed it If it were up to him, I’d be working all the time:“I would always make mainstream films if they were good”However, the actor has had no luck with films that, in his view, are “good”: “If one or two a year it happens (a movie they like) doesn’t give me a role, for whatever reason, I won’t lose sleep over it because I wasn’t one of 50 people in ‘Oppenheimer'”Dorff confessed.

The truth is that lately we don’t see Dorff on the big screen. His latest work was incorporation into the cast of ‘Los Gemstone’. The actor’s arrival comes in the fourth season of the HBO comedy Max, where he shares a cast with Danny McBride (“Fucked Out on Wheels”), Edi Patterson (“Silent Night”) and Adam DeVine (“Isn’t It Romantic? ‘), among others.