Director Johannes Roberts’ film ‘Resident Evil: Welcome to Raccoon City’ has been undergoing some changes and the new look will release this November courtesy some reshoots.
Synopsis
Raccoon City is now a disappearing Midwestern town, which was once the prosperous home of therapeutic giant Umbrella Corporation. The company’s emigration left the city in inhospitable surroundings with great evil steeping below the surface. When that evil is set free, the people of the town are forever reformed. A small group of fighters will work together to reveal the truth behind Umbrella and ensure finishing off within that night.
Star Tom Hopper recently said that the film will be super ferocious and intense. He told that he thinks from an artistic point of view that the games inspire this as well. The shooting is certainly an art, and more like a game. Tom is hopeful that followers of the game take something nice away from it.
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The stars and the makers
The star of the film, Kaya Scodelario will be starred as Claire Redfield, Robbie Amell will appear as Chris Redfield, AvanJogia will play Leon S. Kennedy’s role, and also Hannah John-Kamen will star as Jill Valentine.Tom Hopper joins them as Albert Wesker. Neal McDonough will also appear as William Birkin, and Donal Logue will play Chief Brian Irons’ role. Chad Rook will also be casting as Richard Aiken with Marina Mazepa as Lisa Trevor and Lily Gao as Ada Wong. Robert Kulzer will again be the producer for this new entry in the series along with Hartley Gorenstein and James Harris. Victor Hadidaand Martin Moszkowicz is the executive producers. Colin Scully and Alex Westmorewill supervise the project.
Resident Evil: Welcome to Raccoon City will release in theatres on 24th November, 2021. Netflix is also now emerging as an animated series and a live-action series, Resident Evil: Infinite Darkness.
