Blade: Trinity
Blade, the half‑human vampire hunter, must outwit both the FBI and a ruthless sibling duo who have resurrected Dracula to grant their kind sunlight immunity, before the ancient predator’s newfound power threatens to end humanity’s only defense against the night.
“The final hunt begins.”
Synopsis
For years, Blade has fought against vampires under the cover of night. However, after drawing the attention of the FBI, he is forced into the daylight and compelled to ally with a group of human vampire hunters he was previously unaware of—the Nightstalkers. Joining forces with Abigail and Hannibal, two highly trained Nightstalkers, Blade follows a trail of blood to the ancient vampire who is also pursuing him—the original vampire, Dracula.
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A crew of 913+ credited
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Craft leads on file
Edited by Conrad SmartShot by Gabriel BeristainScored by Ramin DjawadiDesigned by Martin EmondSound by Lindsay BucknellCostumes by Laura Jean ShannonStunts by Ryan EnnisVFX by Alexandra Altrocchi
Box Office
2004 · Box office
⚖️ Fell short of break-even — grossed 2.0× its budget
Why 2.5×?
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Worldwide gross
$128.9M
US & Canada: $52.4M — 41% of worldwide · International: $76.5M (59%)
Opening weekend: $8.4M — 16% of its US run.
Opening week (7-day): $8.4M — 16% of its US & Canada run.
Peak 2,912 theaters
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Versions & cuts
- extended· 123 min
- unrated· 122 min
- cut· 105 min
Also known as
- (English)Blade: Trinity
- Blade 3 - Trinityde
- Blade Trinityde
- Blade: Trinityen
- (Bulgarian)Блейд: Троица
Release dates around the world5 countries · showhide
- United StatesDec 7, 2004
- CanadaDec 8, 2004
- SwitzerlandDec 8, 2004
- FranceDec 8, 2004
- United KingdomDec 8, 2004
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Cast & Crew
913 unique people credited
Top billed cast
Wesley Snipes
as Blade
Kris Kristofferson
as Whistler
Parker Posey
as Danica Talos
Ryan Reynolds
as Hannibal King
Dominic Purcell
as Drake
Jessica Biel
as Abigail Whistler
Mark Berry
as Chief Martin Vreede
John Michael Higgins
as Dr. Edgar Vance
Callum Keith Rennie
as Asher Talos
Paul Levesque
as Jarko Grimwood
Paul Anthony
as Wolfe
Francoise Yip
as Virago
Supporting cast
41Michael Anthony Rawlins
as Wilson Hale
James Remar
as Ray Cumberland
Natasha Lyonne
as Sommerfield
Ginger Page
as Zoe
Patton Oswalt
as Hedges
Ron Selmour
as Dex
Christopher Heyerdahl
as Caulder
Eric Bogosian
as Bentley Tittle
Scott Heindl
as Gedge
John Ashker
as Campbell
Clay Cullen
as Stone
Steven Mcmichael
as Denlinger
Paul Wu
as Ellingson
Kimani Ray Smith
as Doh
Darren Mcguire
as Emond
Shannon Powell
as Woman Bystander
Jill Krop
as Reporter
Jordan Hoffart
as Squid
Birkett Turton
as Dingo
Cascy Beddow
as Flick
Simon Pidgeon
as Proof
Michael St John Smith
as FBI Agent
Stephen Spender
as Agent
Kwesi Ameyaw
as Agent
Alejandro Rae
as Goth Guy Wannabe
Erica Cerra
as Goth Vixen Wannabe
Garvin Cross
as Hoop
Raymond Sammel
as Security Guard
John Ulmer
as Security Guard
Justin Sain
as Security Guard
Darryl Scheelar
as Doctor
Camille Martinez
as Hysterical Mother
Michelle Stoll
as Vance's Assistant
Dawn Mander
as Biomedica Technician
Brian Steele
as Drake Creature
Gabriel Beristain
as One-Eyed Newspaper Vendor
Mike Cook
as SWAT Member
Chris Gorak
as Doctor
Andrew Kucharski
as Cop
Johanna Olson
as Shanghai Dancer
Chris Sayour
as Vampire
Directors
1Writers
7Producers
25Alexandra Altrocchi
visual effects producer: Giant Killer Robots (as Alex Wolbach)
Amber Wong
executive producer: Giant Killer Robots
Art Schaefer
co-producer
Avi Arad
executive producer
Bob Hurrie
miniatures producer: Cinema Production Services, Inc.
Bonnie Kanner
visual effects executive producer: Pixel Magic
Cale Boyter
executive producer
Cheryl Bainum
executive producer: Hatch FX
Chris Del Conte
visual effects producer: Digital Dimension
Claudina Mercado
producer: Imaginary Forces
David S Goyer
Producer, Producers
Jeff Barnes
executive producer: CaféFX Inc.
Jerome Morin
visual effects executive producer: Digital Dimension
Joseph B Conmy Iv
visual effects producer
Keith Bryant
producer: Imaginary Forces
Lynn Harris
Producer, Producers
Meredith Meyer Nichols
visual effects producer: Giant Killer Robots
Michael Morreale
executive producer: Amalgamated Pixels, Inc. (as Michael J. Morreale)
Peter Frankfurt
Producer, Producers
Shayne A Wilson
assistant to producers (as Shayne Wilson)
Stan Lee
executive producer
Steve Kullback
visual effects producer: Milne FX
Toby Emmerich
executive producer
Vicki Galloway Weimer
visual effects producer: CaféFX Inc. (as Vicki Galloway Weimer)
Wesley Snipes
Producer
Other crew
850Bryan Whitaker
3D animation: Milne FX
Duane Rotkowski
3D artist: Eyetronics USA
Gustavo Robles
3D artist: Eyetronics USA
Travis Ross
3D artist: Eyetronics USA
Gregory Arbit
3D artist: Eyetronics USA / 3D scanning technician: Eyetronics USA
Clay Dale
3D artist: Pixel Magic
Kevin Kipper
3D artist: Pixel Magic
Andrew Romine
3D artist: Pixel Magic (as Andy Romaine)
Charles Khoury
3D digital animation: Imaginary Forces
Marc Proesmans
3D modeling / remesh: Eyetronics
Aivaras Grauzinis
3D pipeline integration: Eyetronics
Nick Tesi
3d scanning supervisor: Eyetronics USA
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