10 More Actors Who Visibly Hated These Movie Roles

An on-set feud between two actors is one thing, but one between an actor and the director? That's a whole different kettle of fish.

Unfortunately, the third instalment of the Blade series found itself in this exact same fish kettle. Star Wesley Snipes famously did not get on with director David S. Goyer and was unhappy that he had been chosen to lead Blade Trinity.

To give him some credit, Goyer had replaced Guillermo del Toro, which isn't an easy task.

Snipes was an absolute nightmare to work with. He routinely refused to take part in filming, demanding that stand-ins be used in his place. He would also use some rather interesting language whilst on set, that we won't repeat here.

In the scenes where you actually get to see Snipes' face, it's clear that he's not having a good time. The slick coolness of his previous turns as the Daywalker is all but gone by this point, as he embodies all the qualities of a teenager counting down the minutes until Church ends.

Thank God this was the end of the trilogy.