Award-winning performers associated with "Resident Evil" series - Award-winning actor known for their performance in "Resident Evil" series
The world of Resident Evil is set for a fresh start, as Hollywood prepares to reboot the popular film series. The franchise, known for its blend of action, horror, and sci-fi, has grossed over $1.2 billion worldwide across seven films, with Alice's fight against zombies and the Umbrella Corporation at its core.
The reboot, slated for a theatrical release on September 18, 2026, by Sony Pictures, will be directed by Zach Cregger. Cregger, who is 44 years old, is best known for his work as an actor, writer, and director in projects such as "Clark and Michael" and "Class Dismissed."
Joining Cregger in the cast are Paul Walter Hauser and Austin Abrams. Hauser, who won an Emmy for his performance in the miniseries "Black Bird," has recently appeared in two major box office hits, "The Naked Gun" and "Fantastic Four." At 38 years old, Hauser brings a fresh energy to the franchise. Abrams, who is 29, is also a rising star, with roles in shows like "Euphoria" and "The Little Things."
Milla Jovovich, who portrayed the iconic heroine Alice in the previous Resident Evil films, is not confirmed to return for the reboot. The storyline of the new film remains under wraps, but it's rumoured that the successes of recent games like Minecraft and The Last of Us have influenced its development.
The Resident Evil reboot promises to be an exciting addition to the franchise, with a talented cast and a director known for his unique vision. As we approach the release date, fans of the series can look forward to uncovering the mysteries of this new instalment.
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