RESIDENT EVIL: THE FINAL CHAPTER is the sixth and final installment in the extraordinarily successful film franchise, adapting Capcom's wildly popular video game series, having grossed more than $1 billion at the worldwide box office to date. and thus become the most successful video game film franchise in history.

Among the diverse cast of performers are several stars reprising their roles from previous installments, such as Milla Jovovich (Resident Evil saga, “The Fifth Element”) reprising her role as 'Alice', Ali Larter (“Pitch ”, “Resident Evil: Afterlife”) as 'Claire Redfield', Shawn Roberts (“On the Edge”, “Resident Evil: Afterlife”) as 'Albert Wesker' and Iain Glen (“Game of Thrones”, “Resident Evil 3: Extinction”) in the role of 'Dr. Alexander Isaacs' as well as new additions to the series including Ruby Rose (“Orange is the new Black”), Eoin Macken (“Night Shift”), Japanese model and TV personality Rola as 'Cobalt ', South Korean actor Lee Joon-Gi (“My Girl”) as 'Commander Lee', Fraser James (“London: Crime District”) and William Levy (“The Veil”).

Writer-director-producer and franchise veteran Paul W.S. Anderson (“The Three Musketeers,” the Resident Evil saga) returns to direct the project, which reunites him with his regular producers Jeremy Bolt (“The Three Musketeers,” the Resident Evil saga), Robert Kulzer (“The Three Musketeers,” Resident Evil saga) and Samuel Hadida (Resident Evil saga). Martin Moszkowicz (Constantin Film) and Victor Hadida (Metropolitan Films) serve as executive producers.

The creative production team includes director of photography Glen MacPherson (Resident Evil saga, “Momentum”), production designer Edward Thomas (“Doctor Who,” “Torchwood”), costume designer Reza Levy ( “10,000”, “The Anwar Files”), visual effects supervisor Dennis Berardi (“Fight Club”, “Tron: Legacy”), editor Doobie White (“Gamer”, “Crank: High Voltage”), casting director Suzanne M. Smith (“The Three Musketeers,” “Outlander”) and composer Paul Haslinger (“The Three Musketeers,” “The Girl Next Door”).

RESIDENT EVIL: THE FINAL CHAPTER has a duration of 106 minutes.

ABOUT THE PRODUCTION

CAPTIVATED FANS

The unlikely beginnings of Paul W.S. Anderson from the Resident Evil video game saga seem like a story straight out of a movie. Producer Jeremy Bolt, who has collaborated with Anderson for 25 years and has been involved in every installment of the series, recalls: “Back in 2002, I went back to England and made a couple of small movies, while Paul holed up in his house in Venice. Beach, where he spent a month playing video games. Suddenly, he called me and said: 'I've been playing a game called 'Resident Evil', we have to get the film rights.

Since then, Resident Evil has grown to become the most successful film adaptation of a video game in movie history, with its first five installments grossing more than $1 billion worldwide and consistently ranking at the top of the global charts. number one at the box office on its opening weekend. The saga has excited both fans of the original Capcom video game and fans of action and science fiction movies, and has managed to amass a community of millions of unconditional fans over the years and carve out a reputation of its own throughout the years. of 14 years in which it has captivated viewers with groundbreaking action and an ever-new approach to the sci-fi action genre. Bolt thinks about the global success of the series: “I think it's the combination of style, action and horror. It's not pure horror and it's not a traditional zombie movie. It has a fantastical, sci-fi element to it. I think when Paul introduced the character of Alice (Milla Jovovich), he made her stand out from the game, so when you go to see these movies, you don't have to be a fan of the games to enjoy them, you have something extra, which is Alice's character. I think we have a good villain thanks to the evil and all-powerful Umbrella Corporation, which is extremely close in the modern world we live in."

Jovovich shares his thoughts on why viewers have been so enthralled with Resident Evil: “I like to believe that people respond to passion, sincerity and fun. When we started, we didn't expect that 'Resident Evil' movie to become a franchise, we did it because we loved the video game. Each new installment has become a job done with passion and fun, which has allowed us to get to know this crazy and amazing world of science fiction better and better. Everyone involved has a truly phenomenal time doing it. I think viewers respond positively to that enthusiasm and that energy."

Australian actress Ruby Rose, who plays the role of Abigail in THE FINAL CHAPTER, explains: “One of the things I love about Resident Evil is that I think Hollywood is often itching to see a female lead who is capable of give cane, without always depending on a man; one that is not there as a simple superhero sidekick, that is, the wife of the male protagonist. It has to be a female role and there aren't many of those, so you scratch your head trying to find one, until you realize it's been there all along. Milla has been doing this for many years now, and she is very similar to her character, in real life she is an independent, strong and inspiring woman, and I think that has to be one of the main reasons why people love this franchise. And also, of course, it's apocalyptic, it's full of zombies, and it's based on a very popular video game series. Plus, each of the movies adds another country, so it's become a global phenomenon."

In a movie world that is saturated with male leads in action films, Jovovich believes Alice exemplifies a strong action heroine who can hold her own in any situation. "I think Alice has inspired a lot of young women to be themselves, to go after what they want and not be afraid of who they are."

“Milla is a very intense actress and can convey focused rage very well,” says Bolt, “she's a very physical performer, with tremendous on-camera charisma, and the camera loves her. She fills the screen with her personality. It has everything you want from the first moment, it is magnetic”.

“What I interpret on the screen, many women experience daily in real life. When I see that, from fans who come and tell me how much this character or film means to them, and how it helped them at a crucial moment in their lives, whether it was with their school, their family, their boyfriend or their country, I It brings tears to my eyes just thinking about it, because it's wonderful to think that I've had something to do with the positive growth of these young people in their lives,” explains Jovovich.

THE LAST SURVIVORS: THE CHARACTERS

In THE FINAL CHAPTER, Alice returns to the iconic origins of the T-Virus in Raccoon City, where she will attempt to stop the infection once and for all. After a crushing defeat in Washington D.C. and the loss of his personal army in "Resident Evil: Vengeance," he gets one last chance to save humanity from the last step of the Umbrella Corporation's plan.

When Alice arrives in Raccoon City, she makes contact with a new group of survivors, one of the last holdouts from the zombie apocalypse. Among those new survivors is one of the most popular characters in the saga, Claire Redfield (Ali Larter). “Claire was in an accident and now she has become part of that last group of survivors. Then Alice shows up and you can't believe he's reunited with her," Larter adds, adding that her character has been fighting for her life since the third installment of the series, "Resident Evil 3: Extinction." “My character has undergone a great personal evolution throughout the series, and I found that very interesting. She wants very much to believe, she wants to connect, she wants to be able to feel something, but there is never time, because she is constantly persecuted.

Attaching Claire is a new addition to the series, Eoin Macken as Doc. Macken explains of his character: “Doc is the leader of a small group of rebellious survivors, surviving near Raccoon City. He is romantically involved with Claire Redfield and what is essential to them is survival. It's all very delicately balanced, because basically it's the end of the world and everyone is very aggressive and stressed. When Milla's character appears, she manages to survive thanks to Doc and Claire."

“Razor” (Fraser James) is Doc's right-hand man, working with him at the survivors' compound. “Razor is a simple guy,” explains James, “he's in this crazy world of nuclear war and its aftermath, and it's a desolate landscape. Razor is a survivor, but you have to be a survivor if you're still alive after all that. And he finds himself becoming Doc's right-hand man."

In addition to the obvious danger from the Umbrella Corporation and the mutant creatures that surround them, there is also some infighting among the survivors. James explains that the most important thing for Michael in terms of his relationship with Doc is keeping him alive, “because there are internal conflicts in the group and there is a danger that something could happen that is not good for him. It's a very important relationship in the film."

The ensemble cast has brought back some old favorites, along with new additions. Specifically, Macken thinks it's an extraordinarily diverse cast: “It's been fun, because we're a group of actors from all over the world, like Cuba, Japan, Ireland and England, Canada, Ukraine, Russia, the United States, everywhere. . Everyone adds to the good atmosphere and then Paul and Jeremy bring a lot of energy and enthusiasm."

Cuban-American actor William Levy joins the Resident Evil family as Christian, one of the combative survivors in Doc's group. Levy comments on what drew him to the project: “The story is always going to reach different viewers, and I didn't even have to think twice about being part of something as incredible as Resident Evil. I've seen all the previous movies, I saw how good they were, and as soon as I read the script for THE FINAL CHAPTER, I knew it was going to be even better, in every way. I needed to participate in this." Levy describes her character: “She has a very strong personality, she doesn't trust anyone. Shoot first and ask questions later. He is willing to do whatever it takes to save the survivors, to save them all, even sacrificing his own life."

On the Other Side of the Wall, Wesker (Shawn Roberts) returns to the series as head of the Umbrella Corporation and main antagonist. “Wesker is always fighting to control the world and get rid of humanity, which looks like it's going to destroy the planet, and he's always fighting to achieve that goal. He's a very cool, calm, cool, controlled guy,” Roberts explains, “you know everything is in chaos, but that's kind of the great constant in that world. He is a neat and meticulous gentleman, at the same time that he is capable of distributing firewood. And that's cool too!"

Together with the production team, Roberts put special effort into faithfully capturing the iconic video game character. “Every time we do this, it's always a new adventure. We have spent a lot of time creating and polishing the look, to make sure everything fits as it should and the hair is 'as it should'. When fans see the movie, they are not disappointed. It helps to get into character. Wesker is one of my favorite characters, so I love him!"

Alonging Wesker is another true villain, Dr. Isaacs, played by Iain Glen, who returns to the franchise after his last appearance in "Resident Evil 3: Extinction." Glen explains why Dr. Isaacs has been such a popular villain on the series: “We like to hate a well-written villain. He is very sophisticated, has everything under control and is very resourceful in his evil way of being. There's so much medical and scientific stuff going on that he's also given himself superpowers, so he's also formidable in the physical realm. Isaacs is a character very well drawn by Paul, who has written some wonderful scenes for me; I have loved playing the part in this film and it will hold a few surprises along the way.”

As another head of the sinister Umbrella Corporation, Dr. Isaacs must confront Alice in his quest to put an end to the company's radical plans for world domination. “He is an insane egomaniac, who wants to conquer and rule the entire planet, because Alice is one of his most sophisticated and genius creations, but his plan has gone awry because she has goodness and wants to fix the situation, something that was not contemplated in its creation”.

Another new addition to the series is Australian actress Ruby Rose, who confesses that she would have gotten better grades in school if she had spent less time playing the Resident Evil games. “I was a huge fan of gaming, and after playing it for four years – a good part of my life – I tried to ‘return’ to school.” When Rose learned that THE FINAL CHAPTER was the final installment and her last chance to take part in the series, she jumped at the chance.

Because the character of Abigail, who is among the small group of survivors, is new to the series, Rose says she wanted to create a very elaborate past for Abigail. “For her to still be alive when so many other people aren't, and for her to more or less control where she is, she would have to be a fighter, very strong and very smart. She's very good with her hands, she's kind of like the mechanic of the group, and she makes a lot of cool weapons, but I thought I'd like to be able to go on set and contribute more than just the lines I was given. My idea about her past was to involve her family, what happened to them, what led her to where she is and where she has gotten the strength to survive all of that."

South Korean actor and musician Lee Joon-Gi plays “Commander Lee”, one of the henchmen of the Umbrella Corporation. “Commander Lee has a lot of faith in himself and is a skilled warrior. He is very strong, not only physically, but also mentally," Lee says.

As an established dramatic actor, Lee had to undergo intense training and physical preparation to play his action villain. “I realized that Paul had seen a lot of my previous movies, dramas, and work, because he understands my action roles and scenes. I had two or three days before the preparation with the stunt team in Hollywood and they were very receptive to my ideas for the action choreography. It has been great and a lot of fun to have this great opportunity and I am excited”.

AN EPIC ENDING

Given the extraordinary success of the five Resident Evil installments produced to date, with RESIDENT EVIL: THE FINAL CHAPTER the project team needs to find something that sets it apart, find an exceptional new perspective, unexplored until now and, if possible even, raise the bar and offer viewers a spectacular end to the saga.

Producer Jeremy Bolt comments: “Fans will find a more vulnerable, more human Alice, and a more desperate, more distraught world. The characters can't take it anymore, which gives us the feeling that humanity is about to lose to the T-Virus and the Umbrella Corporation."

Bolt describes how the team responsible for the project has been improving the bill of each new installment by trying to find a new environment for each film. “The first movie was shot in Germany and took place mostly underground, the second was shot in Toronto, with eight weeks of nighttime locations, and the third was shot in Mexico, kind of like a desert road movie. The fourth movie was shot in Los Angeles, and the fifth was shot entirely on sets, it was kind of fantastic. One of the things that Paul and I try to offer fans is that when they see the first trailer, they have to feel like it's a Resident Evil that they haven't seen before. I think franchises fall apart when viewers see the sequel trailer and think, 'Oh, that reminds me of the last one, I feel like I've seen that movie already. You have to try to be original, while striving to offer something that is familiar to them”, Ali Larter comments: “It is incredible that this is going to be the 'final chapter' and I think it will be the rawest. Viewers will notice a distinct connection between the characters and feel true humanity."

Eoin Macken believes it's the intense writing in the last chapter that will make the last film the most epic. “He ties up all the last strands of the story and doesn't give a moment's respite. The action is fast-paced and everything is grander. And then there is a glorious ending with which you will understand everything. For the character of Alice, it's a tremendous story arc and it's exciting."

Fraser James agrees: “I think Paul, Jeremy and Milla really shined in this installment. The sets they have built to set the stage for the epic plot are monumental, the action is extraordinary and the cast of actors they have brought together from all over the world is fantastic. We have come together and we have become friends as if we were a family”.

“Paul has come full circle in a very clever way, making you understand why it all started. The story comes to an extraordinary conclusion,” says Iain Glen.

Jovovich adds, “I think the fans are going to love this movie because it's everything we wanted, but we hadn't had a chance to do it in the previous six movies and we're finally doing it. There are so many aspects that will be amazing, the incredible sets, the amazing action scenes… it has something for everyone. This film has more or less everything and I am very proud of it”.

UNDEAD AND RESIDENT EVIL WORLD DESIGN

“I hope this movie takes good advantage of the great environments of the previous installments,” says Jeremy Bolt, who divides the world of Resident Evil into three distinct stages. “First, we have desolate Washington D.C., where it almost seems like Alice is the only person left in the world. The second phase is a road movie in which Alice goes to Raccoon City and faces different characters, such as Dr. Isaacs, the Umbrella troops and various undead. The last act of the film highlights the science fiction element, when we find ourselves in the Hive, the secret facility of the Umbrella Corporation.

With THE FINAL CHAPTER, viewers will be treated to one of the most bombastic and polished installments in the Resident Evil series, recreating “the Hive” from the first installment and further completing this post-apocalyptic world. Production designer Edward Thomas stresses that all of his designs were inspired by the video game.

Although RESIDENT EVIL: THE FINAL CHAPTER is the first installment in the series that Thomas has worked on, the designer admits, “It wasn't until I started to look at the film that I realized how much I've invested in it. used as a reference in the design of many of my films throughout my career”.

“The previous movies were great starting points to reference and there are a lot of nods to the games in them, which I was looking forward to including in this installment as well. It was exciting to know that Paul was going to bring back some of the old classic sets from the show and recreating them has been inspiring.”

With Alice's return to Raccoon City and the Hive, Thomas and his team were challenged to recreate the iconic sets from the original 2002 installment of "Resident Evil." Key sets included the interior control room of the Hive and the huge underground bunker set: the Slaughterhouse. It's great to create something so dirty and cold and wet and go from that to the neat and clean environment that we created for the control room.”

In addition, shooting on location in South Africa gave them the opportunity to use unique sets that served to show the scale of the post-apocalyptic world. “We have some huge exterior sets, like the Johannesburg Bridge building, which is an extraordinary piece of architecture.” The team responsible for the project found a large space in the abandoned Philippi cement factory, located in the Nyanga Municipal District, Cape Town, a densely populated area, which required surveillance by the film crew.

“Our job is really to make sure that we can string all of these places together and make it look good, that viewers believe that when you take them on that journey, those places are really next to each other, when in fact they are. thousands of kilometers away. That's the fun of this movie."

Thomas stresses the importance of respecting the fans when creating this world. “I think the biggest challenge for me on this movie was staying true to the fans and the game. Having worked on other projects like this before, I know what it's like to get fan mail saying, 'You've done an amazing job, we acknowledge this about the game, or the series.' So I think being able to stay true to that and knowing that the fans are going to notice those things in the movie is definitely the biggest challenge, making sure that everything is there."

It wouldn't be a Resident Evil movie without huge hordes of zombies and other types of undead. The series has built a reputation for some of the scariest and most imaginative zombie creations ever brought to the big screen. Prosthetics designer Clinton Aiden-Smith has once again raised the bar with his cutting-edge design and the creation of over 1,500 zombies for the film. As a long-time fan of the video game, Aiden-Smith took his job to heart. “Growing up, the Resident Evil games kept me up many long nights, I was fascinated by zombies. Working on this film has been a great opportunity, I think for everyone who grew up with these games, to relive that experience from their youth."

For the latest installment of Resident Evil, director Paul W.S. Anderson had an updated vision of what these new zombies would look like. Aiden-Smith explains, “Paul wanted a specific look for zombies that have been dead for a while. “They had to go through the process. In addition to being very dusty, we tried to create something slightly different. Alongside the run-of-the-mill zombies is a new breed of bloodthirsty mutant creatures – the most recent of which is the “J’avo” zombie – inspired by the most recent Resident Evil video game. Aiden-Smith describes the process of creating this strange creature: “We had to combine various elements to create the look of this character. A suit, a prosthetic, and dentures, which was pretty hectic, in a way, since his entire cheek was missing and he had a whole series of rows of teeth. So there is also an excellent combination of chemistry, knowing your products very well and how to manipulate them according to your needs.”

“Paul has a very strong stylistic quality, and a very sharp eye, which makes for a film that is not only exciting but also looks great,” says Bolt.

BREAKING ACTION

THE FINAL CHAPTER will introduce viewers to a storyline and take on the franchise unlike anything they've seen before. Featuring the most ambitious action scenes in franchise history, the production team pushed the envelope to pave the way for Alice's epic final battle for humanity.

Stunt coordinator Grant Hulley believes THE FINAL CHAPTER will further the franchise's reputation for mind-bending action. “You don't want the new installment to be the same as the previous one, so we tried to add more live action and combine it with digital and visual effects. I think this installment is rawer and more real."

“We wanted Milla's action scenes to feel more realistic and not go overboard. We didn't want his fights to be repetitive, so we added specific moves and different elements, so it doesn't become just another fight." It was important to the filmmakers to maintain a certain level of realism in the action scenes, while still using visual effects. “The CGI is grounded in reality and we believe that each shot should be 50% real on camera, with possibly 50% digital added later,” explains producer Jeremy Bolt. The use of visual effects serves to hone the fantastic experience on offer and the action-packed scenes Alice and her companions are drawn into.

ALICE'S FINAL FIGHT

Without a doubt, one of the most important assets of the series is its main actress, Milla Jovovich, who reprises her role as 'Alice' for the sixth and final time. Throughout the series, Alice has had to face impossible odds and survive the evil forces of the Umbrella Corporation as humanity's last savior.

Jovovich and his character have become icons of the action and science fiction genre. RESIDENT EVIL: THE FINAL CHAPTER says goodbye to this character in the most ambitious and spectacular way possible. Through the twists and turns of the film, fans will have the opportunity to learn the conclusion of the story, with the return to the source of the T-Virus. “Shooting the last chapter has been a truly incredible experience, because it has given us the The chance to go back to the beginning, to the Hive, where it all began, and see it in a completely different way," explains Jovovich, adding: "I know that for Paul it's been very exciting, because he's been able to delve much deeper into the original settings and the original story and see what's behind it all. I think it will also be very exciting for the fans, because they will be able to see all the stories, all the questions that the first film raised and that we are going to answer this time.”

Alice has had a very tumultuous trajectory since the start of the series, starting out as an amnesiac in that first installment. “In this movie, Alice is basically done maturing, she's become a very strong warrior. I think, in a lot of the earlier installments, she was looking for herself. In the first, she didn't remember anything, while in the second she was fighting whatever substance she was injected with, what was she turning into, was she a monster, was she human, or what?

Jovovich continues: “That's the theme that ran through the subsequent films, Alice dealing with Umbrella and the medical experiments they put her through. Does she have powers? Or not? How do you control them? She's never been sure who she is as a person and now I think she's finally become whatever she's become. He no longer questions it and no longer doubts. His philosophy is: 'I am who I am! Go to hell if you don't like it!' I like that about her, because I think it's important to be happy with who you are, no matter what. Having that confidence and that strength is inspiring and this time she has truly found herself."

FAMILY FAREWELL

Ali Larter adds, “We're a family, and when you make a movie, we all get really close, but then everyone goes back to their lives. Every time we get back together it seems like no time has passed but this time I have two babies, Milla is here with babies of her own. Everyone has matured together in that sense. The truth is that I find it incredible to be able to talk to her and connect with Milla on that level. I love it! We are working mothers, but we can still deliver firewood, which is something I am very proud of. I am proud of the fact that I am part of this female-led franchise. Milla has been playing Alice for years and has always been that thrown girl. We don't need a man to take care of us and I think that's more relevant than ever."

Speaking of family, Ruby Rose adds: "There's a certain amount of pressure doing the last installment, because it's the last film for Paul and Milla, who created this huge machine together, and to be able to come in and be a part of that last chapter. It's quite an honor, so you really want to do your best. And then you find that everyone is lovely and fun and loving, like one big happy family, which makes all the hard work that much more enjoyable.”

Being an essential part of the creation of the entire film franchise over the course of 15 years has made Resident Evil an intrinsic part of Jovovich's life, both personally and professionally. “Throughout it all, I've met my husband, the father of my children, so it's been a family affair. It's sad, in the sense that we feel very familiar with this story, with this character, the crew and the cast that we've worked with over and over again, it's going to be hard to say goodbye to Alice and the Resident Evil saga." Jovovich points out, adding that for her it is a bittersweet goodbye.

ABOUT THE CAST

MILLA JOVOVICH (Alice) is perhaps best known in the fashion world as the muse of legendary photographer Peter Lindberg, and as the lead actress in the blockbuster Resident Evil film series. She's also received worldwide acclaim for her breakthrough performance as 'Lee Loo' in Luc Besson's sci-fi “The Fifth Element,” though she has more than 40 other film credits to her credit. including the Sir Richard Attenborough biopic “Chaplin” opposite Robert Downey Jr., Wim Wenders’ “The Million Dollar Hotel” opposite Mel Gibson, “Stone” opposite Robert De Niro and Edward Norton, and “Zoolander (A fashionable mindless)”, with Ben Stiller, Owen Wilson and Will Ferrell.

Milla is the daughter of a Serbian pediatrician and a well-known Ukrainian actress. Her family moved to the United States in 1981 and she launched her extraordinary career at the age of nine when she landed the lead role in the Disney production "Night Train to Kathmandu." At eleven years of age, Herb Ritz launched the young Milla to fame by photographing her for the cover of The Face and Lei magazines, edited by the current editor-in-chief of Vogue Italia, Franca Sozzani. When she was twelve years old, Milla was portrayed by legendary photographer Richard Avedon as one of Revlon's “World's Most Unforgettable Women”. Soon after, she appeared on the cover of Mademosille, also photographed by Avedon, making her the youngest model in history to grace the cover of a women's fashion magazine.

Over the years, Milla has been involved in global ad campaigns for Chanel, Dior, Versace, Prada, Armani, Calvin Klein, Tiffany & Co., Jimmy Choo, Blue Marine, Hugo Boss, Isabel Marant, Anna Molinari, Alberto Biani, Etro, Marella, Escada, The Gap, Mango, Damiani, El Corte Inglés, ICB, Sisley, H&M and multiple Donna lines Karan, like DKNY. She has also been an ambassador for L'Oreal for 17 years, one of the longest permanent contracts in cosmetics history, and has appeared several times in Pirelli's annual calendar, quite an achievement for any model. Milla has also starred in Japanese promotional campaigns for Honda and Canon's IXY camera. Although perhaps his presence in more than a hundred magazine covers around the world is more significant.

In addition to her eclectic and impressive filmography, Milla is also a talented singer-songwriter. He released his first EP, “The Divine Comedy”, in 1994, and premiered his original song “Electric Sky” at the Life Ball, the AIDS benefit gala.

Milla will appear in the sixth and final installment of the Resident Evil series in February 2017. This billion-dollar franchise makes Milla the only actress to play the same character for so many installments of a motion picture series.

Also in 2017, Milla will be seen opposite James Franco in “Future World,” while in 2018 she will return opposite Woody Harrelson and Tommy Lee Jones in Rob Reiner's political drama “Shock and Awe.”

In addition to her acting career, Milla has worked as a designer, earning her recognition and being nominated for Best New Designer in 2006 for her Jovovich-Hawk imprint by the esteemed CFDA.

Milla is also very active in the charitable arena, raising funds and acting as an ambassador for the Foundation for AIDS Research, as well as the Ovarian Cancer Research Fund and Love.Org.

IAIN GLEN (Dr. Isaacs) is a Scottish film, stage and television actor, best known for his work in the Resident Evil films and for playing 'Ser Jorah Mormont' in the popular HBO series “Game of Thrones”. thrones”. Glen trained at the Edinburgh Academy, an independent boys' school (now coeducational), after which he continued his studies at Aberdeen University. He graduated from the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art (RADA), where he received the Bancroft Gold Medal. Glen is an Adjunct Member of RADA.

After leaving the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art in 1985, Iain immediately rose to fame with his lauded portrayal of a charismatic gang leader in the series “The Fear” for Euston Films. This would be followed by his masterful multi-award winning performance as imprisoned Scottish poet 'Larry Winters' in 'Silent Scream', after which he has enjoyed a rich and varied career. Few actors have managed to maintain a balance between the stages and the small and big screen, with such success in all fields. On stage, Iain has appeared in "The Crucible" and "Uncle Vanya" in London's West End, both of which have won numerous awards.

Glen's stage work includes Henrik Ibsen's “Ghosts”, in which he starred, as well as making his directorial debut in it, “The Seagull”, by Anton Chekhov, at the Edinburgh Festival, “A Streetcar Named Desire”, with Glenn Close, which he performed at the National Theater in Lyttelton, while at the Chichester Festival he performed Terrence Rattigan's “Separate Tables”, as well as “King Lear” and “Edward II”.

Glen played the title role of “Longing”, and the title role in the world premiere of “Wallenstein” at the Chichester Festival, and with the Royal Shakespeare Company in Stratford, later moving to London's West End, "The Broken Heart". He has also appeared on stage as “Macbeth” (Tron Theatre), “Henry V” (Royal Shakespeare Company), was in “Martin Guerre” as well as “The Blue Room” with Nicole Kidman, for which he received a Broadway Drama League Award for “Best Actor”. She appeared in "Hedda Gabler" at the Duke of York's Theatre, London, and the Belgrade Theatre, Coventry, UK, as well as starring in "Scenes from a Marriage," directed by Trevor Nunn.

Glen's multiple nominations for the prestigious Laurence Olivier Theater Awards include “Best Actor in a Play” in 2007 for “The Crucible,” for which he was also nominated for a Whatsonstage Theater Goers Choice Award for “Best Actor in a Play”, “Best Actor” for his performance in “The Blue Room” (1999) and, in 1996, “Best Actor in a Musical” for his performance in “Martin Guerre”. In 1995, he was nominated for an Evening Standard Award for "Best Actor" for his role in "Henry V."

In 1990, Glen received the Silver Bear for "Best Actor" at the 40th Berlin International Film Festival for his role in "Silent Scream." That same year, he played "Hamlet, Prince of Denmark" in Tom Stoppard's film adaptation of his play "Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead," which won the Golden Lion at the Venice Film Festival.

Glen's film credits include “Spies From Above,” “Lara Croft: Tomb Raider,” “Kick-Ass 2: With a Pair,” “The Iron Lady,” “Dusty and Me,” What About Love”, “Kingdom of Heaven”, “The Bad Education Movie”, “The Pope Woman”, “Harry Brown”, “Resident Evil 2: Apocalypse”, “Resident Evil 3: Extinction” (both as el 'Doctor Isaacs'), “Tara Road”, “The Last Legion”, “Man to Man”, “Gabriel & Me”, “The case of the unfaithful Klara”, “The revolution of Mrs. Ratcliffe” and “Beautiful creatures”.

On television, Glen played 'Father Octavian' in "The Time of Angels" and "Flesh and Stone," a two-episode story that was part of the fifth season of the revamped television series "Doctor Who." He also appeared in the second season of "Downton Abbey" as 'Sir Richard Carlisle'. His other television credits include "The Red Tent," "Breathless," "Poirot," "Borgia," "Prisoners Wives," "Ripper Street," "Haven," "The Hollow Crown," "Wives and Daughters," “Strike Back: Project Dawn”, “Spooks (Double Identity)”, “Masterpiece Classic”, “London: Criminal District”, “The Fear” and “The Diary of Anne Frank”, as 'Otto Frank'. His TV movies include “Autopsy: The Last Hours Of”, “Masterpiece Mystery”, “During the Storm” and the lead role of 'Jack Taylor' in the TV movie series “Shot Down”, “Priest”, “The Pikemen ”, “The Dramatist”, “The Guards” and “The Magdalen Martyrs”. He has also participated in “Impact”, “Death of a Salesman”, “Taggart” and “Kidnapped”.

Glen has also narrated the documentaries "Monsters Behind the Iron Curtain" and "Guy Martin's Spitfire." In 2012, he starred in a four-part adaptation for BBC Radio 4 of "The Count of Monte Cristo," directed by Jeremy Mortimer and Sasha Yevtushenko.

ALI LARTER (Claire) is an actress, cookbook author, mother of two, and year-round “reveler.” Perhaps her most recognizable role is on the NBC series "Heroes," though she has also co-starred in the Resident Evil franchise opposite Milla Jovovich and was in "Haunted" opposite Beyoncé Knowles and Idris Elba. Larter is currently starring in the new hit series on FOX "Pitch."

Larter made her big screen debut in 1999 in the hugely successful sports film “Varsity Blues,” and has since starred in titles like “Love Is What It Takes,” “American Outlaws (Outlaws)”, “Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back”, “House on Haunted Hill” and “The Girl Next Door”.

Larter starred in the first two blockbuster installments of “Final Destination” and appeared opposite Reese Witherspoon in “Legally Blonde.” Larter also appeared in the popular films “Resident Evil 3: Extinction”, “Resident Evil: Afterlife” and will soon be seen in RESIDENT EVIL: THE FINAL CHAPTER, which opens in February 2017. Larter has also been seen in the independent films “Crazy” and “Marigold”. In addition, Larter enjoyed a highly successful season on the New York stage with "The Vagina Monologues."

Larter, a native of Cherry Hill, New Jersey, began working as a model at the age of thirteen and traveled the world. Currently, she resides in Los Angeles, and enjoys organizing her rituals, her dinners and legendary evenings with friends. Ali shares her celebrations with her husband, Hayes MacArthur, her son Theodore and her daughter Vivienne.

Her other credits include television projects such as the TNT crime series “Legends,” or the comedy series “Fantastic League,” and film projects such as “Never Leave Me Alone,” or the independent romantic comedy “Loco of love".

Larters, unable to rest, published her first cookery and entertainment book “Kitchen Revelry” in September 2013 through St. Martin's Press, which led her to participate as a guest judge. on shows like “Top Chef, Chopped: Junior Edition” and “Next Food Network Star,” as well as numerous demos on shows like “The Today Show” and “The Chew,” among others. Larter is currently working on various food and entertainment related shows.

EOIN MACKEN (Doc) currently plays 'Dr. TC Callahan' in the NBC medical drama "Night Shift," which has already aired for its third season. Callahan is an Army medic recently returned from Afghanistan who uses unorthodox methods to save lives. His brash style doesn't always sit well with bosses, but he is a brilliant surgeon who fights tirelessly for his patients.

Macken is perhaps best known for his work on the BBC 1 series 'Merlin', in which he played the calm and relaxed yet brave and honorable knight 'Gwaine'.

On the big screen, Macken's credits include Neil Marshall's action film “Centurion,” with Michael Fassbender and Dominic West, Andrew Hull's thriller “Siren” and Mike Figgis's thriller “Suspension of Disbelief.” , as well as the short “Through the Night”, by Lee Cronin.

He has also appeared on television in series such as the Showtime historical drama “The Tudors”, the Irish series “Raw” and “Fair City”, as well as the Masterpiece Theater telefilm “Small Island”.

Macken is a prolific filmmaker who shot the 2013 film “Cold,” in which he directed and wrote, as well as starred, alongside Jack Reynor and Tom Hopper.

Macken wrote and edited his debut feature, “Christian Blake”, which screened at the Mid Ulster Film Festival, Galway Film Fleadh 2008 and was released commercially in May 2009. In 2008, Macken directed, wrote , he edited and starred in his second film, “Dreaming for You”, which was selected for the Los Angeles Short Film Festival and the 2009 Galway Film Fleadh.

In 2009, Macken directed a one-hour documentary on the Irish fashion industry, “The Fashion of Modelling”, which aired on RTE 2 in May of that year.

FRASER JAMES (Razor) is a British film, stage and television actor of Caribbean (more specifically, Grenada) descent born in Camden Town, London. He trained at the Guildhall School of Music & Drama. Her extensive stage credits include “The Seagull” (Regent's Park Open Air), “Liberian Girl” (Royal Court), “Wildefire” (Hampstead), “The Winter's Tale” (Southwark Playhouse), where she received high praise for her performance. from 'Leontes', “King Lear”, “Troilus and Cressida” (Shakespeare's Globe) and “The President of an Empty Room”, at the Cottesloe (Royal National Theatre). Fraser toured internationally with the Out of Joint Company performing "Our Country's Good."

His films include “Birds of Heaven,” “The Purifiers,” “Wing Commander,” and the Paul W.S. Anderson from 1994 "Shopping (De shops)", as well as the telefilms "Always in April", "Frankenstein", "Love, lies and blood" or "Clairvoyance: Parasomnia". James has appeared in numerous television series, such as “Loch Ness”, “Wolfblood”, “Strike Back”, “Outnumbered”, “The Armando Iannucci Shows”, “Holby City” “Judge John Deed”, “In Exile”, “Prime Suspect: Operation Nadine”, “Frank Stubbs Promotes”, “Rules of Engagement”, “The Guardians” and “Life After Birth”.

RUBY ROSE (Abigail) is a unique emerging talent, an award-winning actress who is quickly building a reputation, always looking for new challenges with each role she plays and continuing to evolve with each project she tackles.

Rose became known to viewers as a regular cast member on the hit Netflix series “Orange is the New Black.” In June 2015, the actress debuted in the third season of the series as 'Stella Carlin', a daring recluse whose charisma catches the eye of Piper (Taylor Schilling). In 2016, Ruby won a Screen Actors Guild (SAG) Award for “Best Performance by an Ensemble in a Comedy Series” for her role on the series. “Orange is the New Black” has received critical acclaim for its female-centric storyline and has been nominated for numerous Golden Globes and Emmy Awards.

He is currently filming the Warner Brothers action film “Meg,” based on Steve Alten's 1997 novel “Meg: A Novel of Deep Terror.” “Meg” is about an international underwater observation program, led by Chinese scientists, that comes under attack from an unknown danger that leaves their deep-sea submersible disabled and the scientists trapped at the bottom of the Mariana Trench, in need of a rescue. Rose plays an engineering genius, a member of the marine research team.

From January 20, 2017, it will also be possible to see it in theaters in Vin Diesel's new vehicle, “xXx: Reactivated”, the third installment of the extreme espionage series, in which Samuel L. Jackson, under the direction of D.J.Caruso. Shortly after, she returns to the billboard on February 3 alongside Milla Jovovich, Ali Larter and Shawn Roberts in RESIDENT EVIL: THE FINAL CHAPTER. The sequel will return to Raccoon City, where the Umbrella Corporation is gathering its forces for one last strike against the remaining survivors of the apocalypse. A few weeks later, he will return to theaters with the highly anticipated action-packed sequel “John Wick. Blood Pact”, opposite Keanu Reeves, Common and Ian McShane, directed by Chad Stahelski from a screenplay by Derek Kolstad.

Rose's other acting credits include the independent film “Around the Block,” in which she starred opposite Christina Ricci, which premiered at the Toronto International Film Festival in September 2013. Ruby also provided the voice of “Sheep and Wolves”, an animation project backed by the same Russian studio responsible for the “The Snow Queen” films. “Sheep and Wolves”, in which Tom Felton also provides his voice, tells the story of a magical world in which a flock of sheep sees their tranquility interrupted when a pack of wolves settles in a nearby ravine.

Rose also wrote, produced, and starred in the short film “Break Free,” a tribute to gender fluidity that became a viral hit, garnering more than 18 million views on YouTube.

Rose is a multi-talented creative spirit, spanning the worlds of fashion and music as well. In 2016, she became the face of Urban Decay Cosmetics. As a model, Rose has also graced the covers of magazines such as ELLE US, Vogue Australian, GQ Australian, as well as InStyle, Marie Claire, Cosmopolitan, L'Officiel and NYLON magazines. Rose is currently the brand ambassador for Urban Decay makeup and the face of the Ralph Lauren Denim & Supply.

In music, Rose landed her first job in 2007 as a VJ for MTV Australia. In less than twelve months, her work as her VJ earned her an ASTRA “Favorite Woman” award. He has performed as a DJ all over the world.

Rose is passionately supportive of numerous charities, especially causes that mean a lot to her, such as anti-bullying, women's and gay rights, animal welfare, and youth mental health.

Rose was recently the recipient of the 2016 GLAAD Media Awards' Stephen F. Kolzak Award, which is presented to an LGBT media professional who has made a significant difference by advancing equality and acceptance.

She currently resides in Los Angeles.

SHAWN ROBERTS (Wesker) is a star in Sony Screen Gems' Resident Evil film saga and recently finished shooting the latest installment. He also starred opposite Mel Gibson in "Full Throttle" for Warner Brothers, directed by Martin Campbell.

In addition, Roberts starred in The Weinstein Company horror production “George A. Romero's Diaries of the Dead” and the Lionsgate Films production “Skinwalkers: The Power of Blood.” His other film credits include “The Night of His Life” for director Chris Columbus and 20th Century Fox, “Land of the Living Dead” directed by George A. Romero for Universal Pictures, “X-Men” directed by Bryan Singer for 20th Century Fox, and the hit Canadian teen comedy “Bridging the Gap.”

Roberts grew up in Ontario, Canada, and began acting professionally at the age of 12 when she landed a lead role on the CBC series “Emily of New Moon,” produced by Oscar-winning producer Michael Donovan. . Since the end of the series, Roberts has not stopped working in film and television.

Roberts splits his time between Los Angeles and Canada.

WILLIAM LEVY (Christian) stars in Universal's noir thriller “Time Limit,” opposite Terrence Howard and Vince Vaughn. His other film credits include Tyler Perry's “The Single Moms Club” and “Addicted,” both for Lionsgate.

William was born in Cuba and immigrated to Miami, Florida, at the age of 14. He attended St. Thomas University on a baseball scholarship before deciding to pursue acting. In 2008, Mexican television producer Carla Estrada cast William in the lead role of “Cuidado con el ángel,” a Spanish-language television series that made William an overnight sensation and broke audience records, with an average of 5 million viewers per night in the United States.

William would later star in “Sortilegio”, whose final episode attracted 6.6 million viewers, surpassing large American networks such as ABC and CBS in audience in that same time slot. His next series, “The Triumph of Love,” was the highest-rated Friday drama show on all of US television. William's series have been translated into dozens of languages ​​and aired in more than 100 countries all over the world.

As Levy cemented his status as a popular culture icon among millions of Latinos across the Americas, a host of major brands including Pepsi, M&M's, Sabritas, AT&T, Crest and Toyota targeted campaigns successful advertisements around it. According to Sabritas, the campaign they carried out starring William has been the most successful to date. Toyota's groundbreaking digital campaign “Big Decision” leveraged William's social media presence, which currently consists of a combined 8.4 million followers, and engaged his fans in an innovative way, by offer them the chance to create their own story with William and the new Toyota Camry.

In 2014, William was chosen by Variety magazine as one of the “Top 10 Latino Stars”. The following year, he won the “Best Actor” award at Univision's Premios Juventud and was chosen by People en Español as one of the “50 most handsome” for the fourth consecutive year.

ROLA (Cobalt) possesses a spectacular combination of beauty, brains and talent. She is one of the most popular and influential fashion models in Asia and is also making her mark as an actress and television personality.

Born in Tokyo to a Japanese mother (one-fourth Russian) and a Bangladeshi father, she made her modeling debut at the age of 16 and soon began appearing regularly on the covers of countless major fashion magazines. She has won numerous awards for her inspiring and unique style, and has been voted Japan's leading fashion icon. She has appeared in television commercials for everything from beauty products and fashion brands to drinks and bags. In 2014, she was chosen as the number one Japanese celebrity in TV commercials.

Rola has managed to turn her success in the fashion world into a huge social media presence, with more than 5.3 million combined followers on Twitter and Instagram. As of early 2015, she was the third Japanese celebrity in number of Twitter followers, and second among Japanese celebrities.

Given Rola's enormous influence in the Japanese media, she is often asked by record companies to promote new international artists in Japan. At the request of Universal Music Japan, Rola participated in interviews with Carly Rae Jepsen when she visited Japan, and featured Carly on her blog with a parody of Carly's hit song “Call Me Maybe”. Thanks to that, Carly reached the gold record in Japan.

As a woman with a strong social conscience, Rola uses her success to improve the lives of others. In 2013, she created the RolaWorld Scholarship Foundation, which provides opportunities for a general education to children living in countries that lack the means and teaching materials needed to build schools.

LEE JOON-GI (Commander Lee) is a multi-talented South Korean actor, singer, and model who rose to fame for his role as 'Gong-gil' in “The King and the Clown.” In August 2009, the Korea Tourism Organization named Lee an ambassador for Korean tourism.

He has starred in more than 10 television dramas, including “My Girl,” “Iljimae,” “Time Between Dog and Wolf,” “Arang and the Magistrate,” “Two Weeks,” and “Scholar Who Walks the Night,” as well as 8 movies including “Never Said Goodbye”, “Virgin Snow”, “May 18”, “Fly, Daddy, Fly”, “Flying Boys” and “The Hotel Venus”.

Joon-Gi's television credits include Japan KNTV's “Lee Joon Gi's JG World,” “Healing Camp, Aren't You Happy?” (chapter 79, Lee Joon Gi) by SBS, “Lee Joon Gi's JG Style” by Mnet Japan, “Golden Fishery” (chapter 36, Lee Joon Gi) by MBC, the global tvN special “LOVE Lee Joon Gi & ; Kim Ha Neul,” MBC Seo Tae’s “Ji Comeback Special Book News,” Seo TaJi MC’s “25th, A First grade in a First class,” and Japan Fuji TV’s “Chonan2.”

Among Lee's many concerts are Joon Gi's Day, Lee Joon Gi's Asian tour of “Together” in Japan and China, Lee Joon Gi's Asian tour of “JG Night” in Korea, Lee Joon Gi's Asian tour of Lee Joon Gi of “JG Time with you…” in Beijing, Lee Joon Gi's Asian tour of “JG Time with you…” in Korea, Lee Joon Gi's Asian tour of “JG Time with you…” in Japan, "Coming back!" in Shanghai, “Coming Back!” in Japan, “Last J-style” Fan Concert in Taipei, China Fan Concert”, “Japan Fan Concert”, “Episode II The Mask” (Korea), “Episode I” ( Korea).

Lee has received a significant number of awards, including the KBS Drama Awards for Best Couple and Best Actor (2014), Best Actor at the 2nd APAN Star Awards, 8th Seoul International Drama Awards , Korean Wave Best Actor (2013), MBC Drama Best Couple Award (2012), Korean Wave Grand Award at 5th Skyper Awards (2012), MBC Drama Popularity Award (2009), SBS Drama Awards (2008), Top 10 Star Award, Popularity Award, Best Actor Award, Netizen Popularity Award at the 3rd Seoul International Drama Awards (2008), MBC Drama Award for Best Actor (2007), China Fashion Foreign Icon Award (2007), 27th Hawaii International Film Festival Rising Star Award (2007), 10th Annual Shanghai International Film Festival Foreign Star Award (2007) ), Baeksang Arts Popularity Award (2007), Korean Wave Asia Model Award (2007), 27th Blue Dragon Film Awards: Popularity Award, Best Couple Award (2006), Festival Award KM Mnet Music Award for Best Actor in a Music Video (2006), 5th Korea Film Awards: Best New Actor (2006), 43rd Daejong Film Awards: National Popularity Award, Overseas Popularity, Best New Actor (2006), 42nd Baeksang Arts Awards: Best New Actor (2006), 29th Golden Film Festival Best New Actor (2006) and Max Film Award for Best Actor (2006).

Lee also has several published photo books, such as “Switzerland Photo Book – Letter From Switzerland”, “Hello Korea with Lee Joon Gi”, “Photo Book O`boy”, “Photo Book Good & Bye, Boy”, “Hello Korea with Lee Joon Gi”, “Thailand Photo Book Sawadee Kap”.

Lee Joon-Gi serves as an ambassador for numerous organizations and events, including Korea's Honorary Ambassador to the 2010 Shanghai World Expo, Korea Tourism Organization Honorary Ambassador 2009, Hallyu Festival Honorary Ambassador Film Festival 2008, Actor Honorary Ambassador of the 2007 Film Anti-Piracy Protection, and Honorary Ambassador of the 10th Bucheon International Fantastic Film Festival.

ABOUT THE TEAM

PAUL W.S. ANDERSON (director/producer/screenwriter) has become internationally renowned for his action-packed films and unbridled emotion. Added together, his films have grossed more than $2 billion worldwide, spending several weeks at the top of the box office worldwide, an achievement that places him in a very small group of filmmakers. Anderson turns epic stories into must-see movies, has launched four successful film franchises, and has tackled subjects as diverse as classic literature, science fiction, video game franchises, and historical fiction.

Anderson was born and raised in Newcastle-upon-Tyne, England, graduated with a BA in Film and Literature from the University of Warwick and continued his studies at Warwick to become the youngest student to earn an MBA.

Paul's first job was the 1994 low-budget hit “Shopping,” which Anderson wrote and directed. Starring Jude Law and Sadie Frost (with an appearance by legendary singer Marianne Faithful), this dark film about young Brits stealing cars for moon landings was once banned in some British cinemas, but served to make the point Anderson's talent for shocking action.

“Shopping” opened the doors of Hollywood for Anderson, and in 1995, “Mortal Kombat” would become the director's first US box office number one. It was also the first successful film adaptation of a video game. The triumph of "Mortal Kombat" served to quickly turn Anderson into the man capable of transferring the game from television to the big screen to make it a success and a subsequent franchise. Anderson turned down offers to make a Mortal Kombat sequel, opting instead to turn his attention to science fiction. His next directorial project was "Final Horizon (Event Horizon)," now considered a cult classic, starring Laurence Fishburne, Sam Neill, Jason Isaacs and Joely Richardson.

Anderson returned to video game adaptation for the big screen with the horror film “Resident Evil” (2002), starring Milla Jovovich and Michelle Rodriguez. Anderson wrote, directed and produced the film, which would go on to resounding commercial success and launch Anderson's second blockbuster franchise, which includes the box office number ones "Resident Evil 2: Apocalypse" (2004), "Resident Evil 3 : Extinction” (2007), “Resident Evil: Afterlife” (2010) and “Resident Evil: Vengeance” (2012). Anderson wrote and produced the sequels with his Impact Pictures partner Jeremy Bolt, and would return to direct "Ultragrave" and "Vengeance."

Anderson confirmed his box office success when he wrote and directed the highly anticipated “Alien vs. Predator” (2004), which would launch Anderson's third successful franchise. The film opened at the top of the box office and would end up becoming the installment that has collected the most money in both the "Alien" and "Predator" franchises.

In 2008, Anderson released theatrically “Death Race,” starring Jason Statham and Joan Allen. It was a remake of the 1975 cult classic "Death Race 2000," starring David Carradine and Sylvester Stallone. The film was distributed by Universal Pictures and was produced by Anderson, through Impact Pictures, along with Bolt.

In 2009, Anderson served as a producer on the sci-fi horror film “Pandorum,” starring Dennis Quaid and Ben Foster. Anderson and Bolt produced the project through their Impact Pictures banner.

“Resident Evil: Afterlife,” the fourth installment in the highly successful franchise, would be released in 2010, again starring Milla Jovovich. For its shooting, the Vincent Pace 3D system developed for filming “Avatar” was used. It would become Anderson's first global number one, which would stay at the top of the international box office for an entire month, eventually grossing $300 million worldwide.

Following this unprecedented success in the ever-evolving Resident Evil franchise, Anderson decided to switch labels to direct and produce a stylish, action-packed update of the Alexandre Dumas classic “The Three Musketeers” for Constantin Film and Summit Entertainment. The film was shot again in 3D and had a stellar cast, which included names like Milla Jovovich, Orlando Bloom or Christoph Waltz, while Logan Lerman, Luke Evans, Ray Stephenson and Matthew Macfadyen were in charge of giving life to the charismatic main characters. . The film was released in 2011 and managed to raise 150 million dollars worldwide.

Next, Anderson returned to his highest-grossing franchise to write, produce and direct “Resident Evil: Vengeance,” the highly anticipated fifth installment, mixing familiar and beloved faces with new ones in this clever metamorphosis of the film series. . The film opened in the fall of 2012 and grossed an impressive $240 million worldwide, bringing the Resident Evil saga's spectacular worldwide box office total to over $930 million.

In 2014, Anderson released the award-winning “Pompeii,” which featured an all-star ensemble cast led by “Game of Thrones” Kit Harrington as well as Kiefer Sutherland, Emily Browning, Adewale Akinnuoye-Agbaje, Carrie-Anne Moss and Jared Harris. It was a classic story of love, friendship, greed and betrayal, set between the spectacle of the eruption of Mount Vesuvius. “Pompeii” was a visually stunning extravaganza that managed to gross $120 million worldwide.

Anderson returned to direct his most successful saga in 2015 to write and direct the culmination of the multi-billion dollar franchise, RESIDENT EVIL: THE FINAL CHAPTER, the latest installment in the series, cleverly tying together 15 years of plots and combines beloved classic characters from the games with monstrous new adversaries, bringing to a close the story of the genre's incomparable heroine, Alice. Filmed with dynamic results in South Africa, this visually stunning and action-packed show opens on February 3, 2017 in Spain.

JEREMY BOLT (producer) created Impact Pictures with director Paul W.S. Anderson in 1992. Their first collaboration would come to fruition in 1994, with "Shopping," starring Jude Law (Channel Four Films), an action-packed film about young Britons who steal cars for moon landings, which it launched Bolt's career and made his passion for cars and fast-paced racing well established. Once brought to the attention of Hollywood, Bolt began producing big-budget films such as "Final Horizon (Event Horizon)" (Paramount) and "Soldier" (Warner Bros.). In 2002, “Resident Evil” (Sony Screen Gems) would become the first production resulting from the agreement to create a joint venture between Impact Picture and Germany's largest independent distributor, Constantin Film, which would go on to gross over $100 million in everyone.

Through the Constantin joint venture, Bolt produced 2004 “Resident Evil: Apocalypse” for Sony Screen Gems, which would be followed by the psychological horror “The Dark,” the teen actioner “DOA: Dead or Alive", an adaptation of the best-selling fighting game franchise from the Japanese company Tecmo, and, already in 2007, the third installment of the blockbuster Resident Evil franchise, "Resident Evil 3: Extinction", which on its opening weekend it was the #1 box office in the United States and would go on to gross $150 million worldwide. Bolt also produced a 2007 reimagining of Roger Corman's cult classic, Starring Jason Statham, Joan Allen and Ian McShane, “Death Race” with Cruise/Wagner Productions for Universal Pictures. In the fall of 2009, the sci-fi horror film “Pandorum” was released by Overture Films and Constantin Film, starring Dennis Quaid and Ben Foster. The fourth installment in the Resident Evil franchise opened in the fall of 2010 and grossed $300 million worldwide. The action-horror mix “Resident Evil: Afterlife” was shot in 3D for Constantin Film and Sony Screen Gems, and starred Milla Jovovich and Ali Larter. After this commercial success, there would come an update of the Alexandre Dumas classic "The Three Musketeers", directed by Paul W.S. Anderson in 3D for Constantin Film and Summit Entertainment ($150 million worldwide box office).

In 2013, “Resident Evil: Vengeance” dominated the worldwide box office. It opened at number one in the United States and broke records in Japan, Indonesia, Malaysia, the Philippines, Taiwan, Thailand, Hong Kong, Korea, Russia, and Latin America.

In 2014, “Pompeii”, an epic 3D adventure set against the backdrop of the eruption of Mount Vesuvius in AD 79, hit Spanish theaters on April 25th by eOne Films Spain and Constantin Film. The film grossed more than $120 million worldwide.

Jeremy is preparing for the imminent release of RESIDENT EVIL: THE FINAL CHAPTER. The Resident Evil series will cross one billion dollars in box office collection with this latest installment.

ROBERT KULZER (Producer) was appointed Co-President of Development at Constantin Film in Los Angeles in 2005, where he had served as Head of Production since 2000, and as Head of Development and Acquisitions from 1991 to 2000. Among his acquisitions for Constantin Film are "American Pie" (1999), "The Sixth Sense" (1999) and "Sleepy Hollow" (1999). As a production executive, he contributed to "The House of the Spirits" (1993), "Smilla, Mystery in the Snow" (1997), "What a Fugitive!" (1998) and the "Fantastic Four" franchise.

Kulzer executive produced “Resident Evil” and “Resident Evil 2: Apocalypse.” He produced "Resident Evil: Extinction," which became the highest-grossing independent film of 2007, "Resident Evil: Afterlife" and "Resident Evil: Vengeance."

His other producing credits include the sci-fi horror film “Pandorum,” “The Three Musketeers,” “Shadowhunters: City of Bones,” “Pompeii,” and the romantic comedy “Love's Unforeseen” .

Kulzer is executive producing the second season of the hit television series “Shadowhunters,” based on the best-selling “Shadowhunters” book series.

SAMUEL HADIDA (Producer) is one of the most successful distributors and producers in the global motion picture industry. Together with his brother, Victor, he has grown Metropolitan Filmexport, founded in the early 1980s by the brothers and their father, David, into one of the largest and most successful independent distributors of English-language films in France.

Metropolitan has distributed hundreds of hit films in France and has developed a deep understanding of distribution and marketing. Thus, it was an easy step for Hadida to go on to produce her own films.

His first production was “Point Blank Love,” the first film produced from a Quentin Tarantino script and his first collaboration with director Tony Scott. Hadida now produces or co-produces several films a year through Davis Films, the production company owned by her and Victor. These productions include the best of the French industry, European co-productions and productions, and North American productions.

Hadida produced “The Imaginary of Doctor Parnassus,” Terry Gilliam's visionary creation, starring Heath Ledger in his latest film, as well as Christopher Plummer, Lily Cole, Johnny Depp, Colin Farrell and Jude Law; “Solomon Kane,” the first epic adventure adapted from the classic pulp stories by Robert E. Howard, creator of “Conan the Barbarian,” directed by Michael J. Bassett and starring James Purefoy; “Silent Hill” by Christophe Gans, and “Domino” by Tony Scott, with Keira Knightley and Mickey Rourke.

Hadida has enjoyed a long and successful collaboration with Constantin Film for the production of the Resident Evil films. In addition, she co-produced Constantin's “Perfume: Story of a Murderer,” directed by Tom Tykwer, adapted from the cult novel by olfactory genius Jean Baptiste Grenouille, on his homicidal search for the perfect scent.

Hadida also produced “The San Luis Rey Bridge” with Robert De Niro and the Fabian Bielinsky thriller “The Aura,” while co-executive producing George Clooney's Oscar-nominated “Goodnight and good luck".

In addition to producing two films for Tony Scott, Hadida has had long-standing collaborations with other notable writers and directors. His collaborations with Roger Avary resulted in "Killing Zoe," "The Rules of the Game" and "Silent Hill." He has had a long-standing relationship as a producer with Christophe Gans since Gans's first films, “Necromonicon” and “Crying Freeman, Lost Paradises”, as well as the phenomenal success “The pact of the wolves” (one of the highest grossing French films of all time and nominated for four César Awards and eight Saturn Awards) and “Silent Hill,” starring Radha Mitchell.

Hadida's recent productions include Claude Lelouch's blockbuster French hit “Un Plus Une,” starring Jean Dujardin and Elsa Zylberstein, “Silent Hill 2: Revelation 3D,” based on the lauded survival horror video game franchise from Konami and Hadida production sequel “Silent Hill,” Frank Miller’s “Sin City: A Dame to Kill For,” sequel to the hit classic “Sin City,” Ariel’s “Criminal” Vromen, and "Mechanic: Resurrection," with Jason Statham reprising the classic role he initially made popular in "The Mechanic."

Hadida's other productions include David Cronenberg's lauded psychological thriller “Spider,” starring Ralph Fiennes and Miranda Richardson, Sheldon Lettich's “Only the Strongest” (the first martial arts/capoeira film, which also served to introduce both Mark Dacascos and the famous music now popularized in the United States with Mazda's "zoom zoom zoom" car ad), "Blue Iguana" by Michael Radford, "Pinocchio, the Legend" by Steve Barron, with Martin Landau (one of the first films to combine CGI with live action), Matthew Bright's “Freeway” (winner of the Cognac Festival's top prize and Reese Witherspoon's first film role ), and “Nirvana”, by Gabriele Salvatores.

Hadida recently announced production for 2017 of “The Crow Reborn,” which will relaunch the classic “The Crow” franchise. Hadida is also developing, among other active projects, several Japanese properties based on Japanese anime and manga characters.

MARTIN MOSZKOWICZ (Executive Producer) is the Chairman of the Executive Board of Constantin Film.

As a producer, executive producer, and co-producer, Moszkowicz has been involved in more than 200 feature films and numerous television series. His recent projects include “Los unforeseen del amor” (2014), “Frau Müller muss weg!” (2015), “Ostwind 2” (2015), “Fack ju Göhte 2” (2015), “Ha vuelvo” (2015), “Cazadores de sombras” (2015/16), “No manches Frida” (2016), “Dieses bescheuerte Herz” (2016) and RESIDENT EVIL: THE FINAL CHAPTER (2017).

Moszkowicz, a graduate of the Ludwig-Maxilimians-Universität (Luis Maximilian University – LMU) in Munich, began his career in the world of cinema in physical production, as production director and executive producer, before embarking on producing his own movies. In 1985, he became producer and managing director of the Munich-based production company M + P Film GmbH. In 1991, Moszkowicz joined Constantin Film as a producer and was appointed managing director in 1996, a role he continued to hold even after the company's highly successful IPO in 1999. Moszkowicz has remained a member of Constantin Film ever since. the executive board and has also chaired the board since 2015.

Moszkowicz is also a member of the board of directors of the Association of German Producers.

VICTOR HADIDA (Executive Producer), co-chairman of independent film distribution company Metropolitan Filmexport with his brother Samuel, is a respected producer, distributor, pioneer in new entertainment content distribution media, and talent scout. He is a major figure in French and European cinema, currently holding the highest positions in the major film trade associations.

Hadida, born in 1960, grew up discovering the diversity of quality popular cinema thanks to his father, David, who founded Metropolitan Filmexport in 1978. After graduating from ESCP in 1981 and the University of Paris-Dauphine in international trade, he dedicated to his passion for cinema. His association with his brother Samuel in the direction of Metropolitan has achieved unparalleled success among independent European film producers and distributors. Hadida is involved with her brother in all the projects of their production company, Davis Films. Their audacity and passion would soon lead them into film production. In 1993, they gave a then-unknown screenwriter, Quentin Tarantino, a chance and produced his screenplay, “TRUE ROMANCE,” with Tony Scott directing. His productions, which are also distributed through Metropolitan, include flagship French film productions, European productions and co-productions, and American productions.

Under the leadership of Victor and Samuel, Metropolitan has brought the Lord of the Rings trilogy, the Resident Evil and The Hunger Games series, the Silent Hill sagas to great critical and commercial success in France and The Expendables, and films by such well-known directors as George Clooney, Terry Gilliam, Brian De Palma, David Cronenberg, Christophe Gans, David Fincher, Park Chan Wook, Martin Scorsese, Claude Lelouch and Steven Spielberg, among others.

Although Samuel is mainly dedicated to the development, presentation and production of his projects, Victor is in charge of the distribution and financing of the productions, with highly innovative results. Metropolitan has entered into long-term agreements with such prestigious companies as New Line Cinema, Lionsgate and Dreamworks, thus ensuring a varied and assorted catalogue, and providing the means for the Hadida brothers to develop their own productions with demanding ambition and fascinated curiosity.

Victor has also led Metropolitan to handle Asian cinema. Through Metropolitan's HK label, he has contributed since the 1980s to introducing Asian films and talent to new viewers in Europe.

The company has also become one of the main investors in the use of new technologies applicable to both film marketing and content distribution. Metropolitan Films was a pioneer since 2008 in the transition to digital cinema and 3D technology in cinemas and video. Metropolitan Films is the largest shareholder of the major French video-on-demand operator (as well as DVD distributor and rights aggregator) Le Meilleur du Cinéma, which counts among its other shareholders the French government (through the Caisse des Dépôts et Consignations ), private investors and the most active French independent distributors and producers. Victor Hadida has been the architect of the company's international development, which includes its expansion through video-on-demand platforms throughout Europe (such as in the Benelux and Spain), as part of the EUROVOD network.

Le Meilleur du Cinéma runs the French video-on-demand platform Cinema à la Demand for Metropolitan as its exclusive video-on-demand service, and also provides technical deployment services for public and private sector organizations such as TV5 Monde , the Bibliotheque National de France (BNF) and the ARTE television service, with whom he created the Mediatheque available in public libraries and, more recently, the author-focused platform La CINETEK.

The quality and originality of the films presented by the Hadida brothers have led them to be selected on numerous occasions by the most prestigious festivals in the world, including the Cannes Film Festival.

In recognition of Victor's exceptional professional and artistic credibility, combined with his group leadership skills, he has been consistently unanimously elected President of the National Federation of French Film Distributors since 2006, representing more than 50 companies in France and more than 80% of the total admissions of French cinemas. Within the general framework of this mandate, he works for the common interests of the French film industry, in particular within BLIC, which he recently chaired in 2015.

In addition, Victor has been consistently elected President of the International Federation of Film Distributors (FIAD) in Europe since 2007, which brings together and oversees the national film distribution organizations of twelve European countries and more than 275 active companies. Under Victor's leadership, FIAD has played an important role in addressing pressing issues of audiovisual content distribution and regulation in Europe.

EDWARD THOMAS (Production Design) hails from Swansea, South Wales, and exhibited a clear interest in art and theater from an early age. He completed a Foundation Course with Distinction in Art at Swansea College in 1989. He subsequently graduated with honors from the Wimbledon School of Art in Three-Dimensional Theatrical Design in 1992. His career in theater began at the Royal Opera House, as an assistant designer in a montage of “Turandot”.

In the years that followed, Edward designed a number of commercials, before entering the world of film, where he got his first experience in the period film “The Mystery of Edwin Drood,” an adaptation of Charles Dickens' unfinished detective story.

His film career continued to progress and he gained extensive experience working in Africa and other parts of the world, amassing a varied resume of 18 films, in genres as diverse as Western, Vikings, Family, Fantasy, Thriller, Sci-Fi, Contemporary and of that season.

On his return to Wales, Edward embarked on the relaunch of the iconic sci-fi television series “Doctor Who” (seasons 1-5) as well as “Torchwood” (seasons 1-3), “The Sarah Jane Adventures” and “Sherlock” for BBC Wales. Edward temporarily returned to Africa to design "Outcasts" for the production company Kudos, another large-scale science fiction series. Returning to the UK, he explored the story of the Munich plane crash in 'United' for World Productions and the BBC2 series 'Line of Duty'. Most recently, Edward has designed and co-produced all three seasons of the hit series "Da Vinci's Demons," created by David Goyer for Starz TV, as well as the Dylan Thomas biopic "Set Fire to the Stars," starring Elijah Wood.

Edward's executive producer credits include the documentary drama “Jack to a King: The Swansea Story.”

Edward has received numerous accolades for his work, including BAFTA Cymru and RTS Award nominations for “Best Design”, and a BAFTA National Award nomination for “Breakthrough Talent”. In 2006, he won a BAFTA Cymru Award for “Best Design” for his work on “Torchwood”, while in 2010 he won “Best Design” for “Doctor Who: The Waters of Mars”. Edward was also voted to the top of the Welsh Arts Power list in 2015.

Edward resides in Swansea with his wife, Nathalie, and daughters, Nell and Macy. He is Vice President of both Swansea City Football Club and the Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama, and runs the Adjacent Educational Project, all of which mean a lot to him.

GLEN MacPHERSON (Cinematographer) CSC/ASC in Montreal, Quebec, is a Canadian cinematographer based in Los Angeles.

MacPherson got his start working as a focus puller on the 1981 film “Gas.” In 1983, he debuted as a cinematographer with the film "A 20th Century Chocolate Cake," directed by Lois Siegel. Throughout the rest of the 1980s, MacPherson held various roles, including assistant cameraman, camera operator, and cinematographer. In 1989, he worked on several chapters of the series "The Hitchhiker", which opened the doors for him to work in the United States and beyond.

Glen's film credits include “Resident Evil: Vengeance,” “The Three Musketeers,” “Resident Evil: Afterlife,” “Momentum,” “Pompeii,” “Final Destination 4,” “John Rambo (Rambo IV)”, “Trick or Treat: Halloween Horror”, “Missed Call”, “Rebound”, “Stomping”, “16 Streets”, “Hell Friday”, “Double Deadly Impact”, “Open Wound ”, “Romeo must die” and “What a fugitive!”.

As a cinematographer, Glen has received several Canadian Society of Cinematographers awards, as well as Genie, Gemini, Leo, Emmy and BAFTA awards. Glen has embraced new technologies in digital filming and 3D capture as new tools that help tell exciting stories on the big screen.

DENNIS BERARDI (Visual Effects Supervisor) is the co-founder and co-chairman of one of Toronto's leading visual effects studios, Mr. X, owned by Berardi and Topix. The computer graphics and animation company Mr. X was acquired by Technicolor in 2014 and is now a wholly owned subsidiary of Technicolor, part of the company's production services division. Berardi continues as global managing director of Mr. X.

Mr. X's credits include the History Channel series “Vikings”, the Showtime Channel series “Penny Dreadful” and the FX Channel series “The Strain”. His film credits include Guillermo del Toro's "Scarlet Peak," "RoboCop," "News Masters" and "42." Berardi is especially known for his work on David Fincher's "Fight Club" back in 1999, while in 2013, he designed the preview of "Pacific Rim" for Guillermo del Toro.

Berardi has received numerous awards (shared) and nominations for his achievements in Visual Effects and Best Visual Effects, from Emmy Awards, Canadian Screen Awards, CA, Gemini Awards, Genie Awards, Online Film and Television Awards (OFTA) , to Screamfest Awards for his work on “Vikings”, “Pompeii”, “Shadowhunters: City of Bones”, “Mom”, “Resident Evil: Revenge”, “Silent Hill 2: Revelation 3D”, “A Dangerous Method ”, “Scott Pilgrim against the world” and “Club Zero”.

Berardi and Mr. X's extensive filmography as visual effects supervisor/producer/executive producer includes “Pompeii”, “Beyond Love”, “The Reunion”, “Carrie”, “Mama”, “Disappeared” , “Resident Evil: Revenge”, “Cosmopolis”, “All the days of my life”, “The thing (The Thing)”, “A dangerous method”, “The three musketeers”, “Hanna”, “The heart of the beast”, “Tron: Legacy”, “Resident Evil: Afterlife”, “Always by my side (Charlie St. Cloud)”, “Scott Pilgrim against the world”, “Jacuzzi to the past”, “Repo Men”, “ Remember Me”, “Amelia”, “The Chosen: The Boondock Saints II”, “Love Happens”, “Whiteout”, “A Place to Stay”, “Destination: Woodstock”, “Grey Gardens” (TV movie), “Fast & ; Furious: Even Faster”, “Max Payne”, “Flashes of Genius”, “Greek Frequency (Pontypool)”, “Death Race”, “Pig Hunt”, “Kit Kittredge: Journalist's Dream”, “A Ball Rocker”, “The Six Signs of Light”, “Resident Evil 3: Extinction”, “Closing the Circle”, “Eastern Promises”, “Wish, Danger”, “Balls in Play”, “Shoot 'Em Up (In the spotlight)”, “Silence from evil”, “Talk to Me”, “Once upon a time… a backwards tale”, “The return”, “Man of the year”, “Hollywoodland”, “Skinwalkers: The power of the blood”, “No exit”, “Silent Hill”, “16 streets”, “A very cute spy”, “The ice harvest”, “The perfect man”, “A history of violence ”, “Where the Truth Lies”, “Dreaming, dreaming… I triumphed skating”, “Assault on District 13”, “Some Things that Stay”, “Resident Evil 2: Apocalypse”, “Move, this is New York” and “ Dawn of the Dead".

Berardi's credits with Toy Box as visual effects supervisor include “Jason X,” “The Cell,” “Thomas and the Magic Railroad,” “More Than Friends,” “Superstar,” “Fight Club ” and “Bride of Chucky”.

Award winning CLINTON AIDEN SMITH (Prosthetic Design) leads the team at Cosmesis Advanced Prosthetics Studio, the undisputed leader in their field in South Africa. Clinton has more than 30 credits in the prosthetics field (as designer, co-designer, makeup effects designer and supervisor, consultant, and fabricator), including such films as "World War Z," "I Will Call Your Name," “Mandela: From Myth to Man”, “Guardians of the Galaxy” (as Drax's Daily Prosthetics Makeup Artist), “Young Ones”, “Dredd”, “419”, “The Guest”, “Albert Schweitzer”, “Invictus”, “Darfur”, “The Three Investigators and the Secret of the Castle of Terror”, “The Last House on the Left”, “Doomsday: Judgment Day”, “10,000”, “Mama Jack”, “Dracula 3000” and “Les deux mondes”.

Her television credits include “Black Sails”, “Flight of the Storks” (miniseries), “The Girl” (TV movie), “Planet of the Apemen: Battle for Earth” “Laconia, the Sinking” (miniseries) , “Silent Witness” (TV series), “ER” (TV series), “Charlie Jade” (TV series), “Mister BOB” (TV movie), “Terror Beach” (TV movie), “The King Solomon's Mines” (miniseries) and “Death Race: Inferno” (video).

REZY LEVY (Costume Designer) has built a reputation as one of South Africa's most innovative costume designers. He began his career in entertainment in the art department, but his background in fashion and clothing led him to costume design.

Over the past 20 years, Reva has accumulated extensive experience and expertise as a costume designer, co-designer, stylist, wardrobe manager and assistant designer, working with the likes of Tim Robbins, Robert Pattinson, Kristanna Loken, Julian Sands, Sidney Poitier, Michael Caine, and Kiefer Sutherland.

His filmography includes titles such as Roland Emmerich's “10,000”, Gavin Hood's “The Anwar File” (with Toby Emmerich as executive producer), Phillip Noyce's “Catch the Fire”, Michael Mann's “Ali”. , “The Interpreter” by Sydney Pollack, and the multiple Oliver Hermanus Award winner “Beauty (Skoonheid)”.

Reza's television credits include "Cape of Good Hope," "Kingdom of the Ring," "Mandela and de Klerk," and as costume designer for the South African unit of the Golden Globe-nominated TV special "24 : Redemption". His other credits include “Pavement”, “Borderline” (with Gina Gershon), “The Piano Player” (with Dennis Hopper and Diane Kruger), “Diamond Hunters”, “Flight of the Storks”, for TF1 International, and the BBC series “Outcasts”.

In addition to his work as a stylist, Reza manufactures his own line of menswear and is the owner of one of the largest clothing rental companies in the country.

ABOUT CONSTANTIN FILM

Constantin Film AG, a company of Highlight Communications AG, has been a symbol of quality and success for almost 40 years, and has made a crucial contribution to the development and renown of German cinema both at home and abroad. The company, which has been part of Constantin Medien AG since 2009, is the largest German independent production creator and distributor in the entire field of audiovisual fiction and non-fiction. The company's business is based on the five pillars of film production, rights acquisition, film distribution, home theater, licensing/television exploitation and television production (mainly television entertainment).

Constantin Film AG has released 39 of the 100 most successful German films of the last 15 years, including four of the top five: “Manitou's Treasure” (11.7 million admissions), “Dreamship Surprise : Period 1” (9 million), “Fack ju Göhte” (7.3 million) and “Fack ju Göhte 2” (7.64 million). Among the most outstanding titles of recent years are the extraordinary Bernd Eichinger production “Perfume: The Story of a Murderer”, the Oscar nominated “The Subsidence” and the Oscar winner “Somewhere in Africa”, as well as productions own and co-productions “La masai blanca”, “La ola”, “R.A.F. Red Army Faction”, “Vicky the Viking”, “He's Back” and the international hit series “Resident Evil”.

The year 2015, in which five films reached figures of one million admissions or more, was one of the most successful in the history of Constantin Film AG. In addition to "Frau Müller muss weg!", "The Five and the Secret of the Pyramid" and "Ostwind 2", the adaptation of the best-selling book "He's Back" and "Fack ju Göhte 2" filled cinemas throughout Germany in the fall of 2015. With a total number of viewers of 7.64 million, “Fack ju Göhte 2” achieved the best viewership figures of 2015 and even surpassed its predecessor.

In addition to its own productions and co-productions for the big screen, Constantin Film is constantly expanding its field of action: in this age of great popularity for series, the company is letting the times lead and is creating its own series for different exploitation platforms. It began in January 2016 with the internationally produced series “Shadowhunters”, based on the best-selling fantasy books “Shadowhunters”, by Cassandra Clare, which airs on the US channel Freeform (formerly ABC Family), while its rights for the rest of the world are in the hands of Netflix. "Shadowhunters" is in its second season, which began airing in the United States on January 2, 2017.

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First Assistant Director GABRIEL WILLIAMS

Associate Producer BERNHARD THÜR

Producer South Africa GENEVIEVE HOFMEYR

Line Producer JANINE VAN ASSEN

Production Manager DONOVAN ROBERTS-BAXTER

Second Assistant Director DIETER SPETHMANN

Head Make-Up CHRISTINA SMITH

Post Production Supervisor LORI WATERS

Head of Physical Production CHRISTINE ROTHE

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Alice MILLA JOVOVICH

Dr. Isaacs IAIN GLEN Claire Redfield ALI LARTER

Wesker SHAWN ROBERTS Doc EOIN MACKEN

Razor FRASER JAMES

Abigail RUBY ROSE Christian WILLIAM LEVY

Cobalt ROLA

Young Alicia/Red Queen EVER ANDERSON

Alicia Marcus MILLA JOVOVICH James Marcus MARK SIMPSON

Thin Man MILTON SCHORR

Emaciated Woman SIOBHAN HODGSON Commander Chu LEE JOON GI

Scars AUBREY SHELTON One Ear CAROLINE MIDGLEY

Commander Crunch DYLAN SKEWS Male Teacher KEVIN OTTO

School Girl LEE RAVIV

School Boy DENIEL DENYSSCHEN

School Child LEO RUSSEL

School Child MATTHEW BARTMAN School Child RAQUEL GECELTER School Child REBECCA WELMANS School Child VIAN SINGLETON School Child LEIGH-ANNE BENHAM

Female Teacher STEPHANIE HOUGH Commander # 27 DALE JACKSON

Attendant CHRISTOPHER DUNCAN Alice Stunt Double #1 OLIVIA JACKSON

Alice Stunt Double #2 ANNELI MULLER

Alice Stunt Double #3 DANIELA KAHL Alice Stunt Double Driving CORDELL McQUEEN

Alice Bike Double WILMARIE JANSE VAN RENSBURG Alice Parkour Double KATIE MCDONNELL

Alice/Claire Stunt Double MALIN KIRJONEN Dr. Isaacs Stunt Double IAN WILLIAMSON

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Thin Man Stunt Double OWEN MACRAE Emaciated Woman Stunt Double BRENDA FIRMANI

Christian Stunt Double NATHAN BARRIS Umbrella Trooper / Wesker & Commander Lee Stunt Double PAUL HAMPSHIRE

Commander Lee Stunt Double MATTHEW ESOF Scars Stunt Double GEORGE SCHOONRAAD Cobalt Stunt Double JENNY UMBHAU

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Kaplan MARTIN CREWES Spence JAMES PUREFOY Matt ERIC MABIUS J.D. PASQUALE ALEARDI

Mrs. Black INDRA OVÉ Mr. White STEPHEN BILLINGTON

Dr. Green ANNA BOLT Dr. Blue JOSEPH MAY Dr. Brown ROBERT TANNION Lisa HEIKE MAKATSCH

Red Queen MICHAELA DICKER Clarence JAYMES BUTLER Medic LIZ MAY BRICE Commando 1 TORSTEN JERABEK

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Umbrella Trooper STEVE LUCESCU Umbrella Trooper TIG FONG

Umbrella Trooper BRIAN JAGESKY Betty ASHANTI Rancid BRIAN STEELE Chase LINDEN ASHBY

Zombie Steve CARSTEN NORGAARD ​​J. Pop Girl MIKA NAKASHIMA

Ax Man RAY OLUBOWALE Luther West BORIS KODJOE Leon JOHANN URB Barry Burton KEVIN DURAND Becky ARYANA ENGINEER Sergei ROBIN KASYANOV

Tony OFILIO PORTILLO Ada Wong LI BING BING

Umbrella Trooper LLOYD ADAMS Umbrella Trooper ERNEST JACKSON Umbrella Trooper/Human Lab Experiment ELI MARTYR Umbrella Trooper ALAIN CHANOINE

Human Lab Experiment MARIE-EVE BECKERS Human Lab Experiment ANGELICA LISK-HANN Arcadia Trooper AL VRKLJAN Human Lab Experiment NEIL DAVISON

Human Lab Experiment JAMES MARK Undead Russian DOUG CHAPMAN

Undead Nurse TREVOR JONES Undead Shibuya KOJI NAKAMURA Undead Shibuya KENJI SATO RUD Underwater Stunt CODY LAUDAN

Stunt Coordinator GRANT HULLEY Stunt Coordinator KERRY GREGG Fight Choreographer NATHAN BARRIS Key Stunt Rigger JO SPILHAUS

Stunt Riggers RUAN LUCKHOFF

LEO DU PLESSIS WARREN GERMISSHUYS

Stunt PA CARLA CANTERLUPO

UK Casting Associate LAURA WINDOWS Background Casting JP VAN DER MERWE

Background Coordinators MARCEL SMIT

ANGELA BECCARO

Stand Ins

AMY ERNST ANDREA MEYER CORNE JANSE VAN RENSBURG EDWIN IAN JAY

JADE D'OLIVEIRA JASON CROSS JASON DE JONGE JEANNETTE THOMAS

MATTHEW HOLLAND RICHARD MORRIS WESLEY WARNICK

Dedicated to the Memory of RICARDO CORNELIUS

Impact Pictures Production Executive SARAH CROMPTON

Production Supervisor JAMES MURINGANI Production Coordinators ROBYN SNELL

JADE MANUEL

Flights & Accommodation Coordinators HLUMELA MATIKA

JANNEKE MUSHONGA-STERK

Production Secretary TIFFANY VON WILLINGH Office Production Assistants SHEPARD KASEMA

HLONELA NGQWEBO

Production Trainees SESETHU SOMDAKA

LAHLI MAHLOANE LEBO THOBANG

Office Assistant PHELISA PIKE

2nd 2nd Assistant Directors SIMON GREEN

ADRIAN CHARLES

3rd Assistant Director TEBOGO MKHABELA Set Production Assistants BIANCA VANDERWALLE

KELSEY HOFFE TARA ZULU KYLE STEYN

Location Manager DEON DU PREEZ Location Manager JHB EDU KLARENBEEK

Assistant Location Manager DINO DENTON

George Randall

Location Assistants STEVE TURNER-SMITH

JACQUES STEMMET EUGENE CRONJE DEEN FREDERICKS LOURENS POTGIETER

Chief Accountant JAMES F. BREITHAUPT Production Accountant GAIL MANNION

1st Assistant Accountants ASHLEIGH POTGIETER

MARIUS MATTHEE

Payroll Accountant TISHA DAMES 2nd Assistant Accountant KIM KEMLO

Accounting Assistants LELANI LAING

BEAULAH SIXISHE JENNIFER BEATTY JUDE TIKOANA HLASEDI PHARASI

Finance & Business Coordination Constantin Film NORBERT HERMANNSTÄDTER Accounting Constantin Film HEIKE FÖRSTER

Accounting Constantin Film LA PAM TOMKINSON

Assistant to Mr. Bolt BIANCA SALVATORI Assistant to Mr. Kulzer JOHANNES SCHLICHTING

Assistant to Mr. Victor Hadida MURIEL ROMAGGI Assistant to Mr. Samuel Hadida PAULINE PANGON

Assistants to Mr. Moszkowicz FRANZ TROSTHAMMER

PARASKEWI TRIANTI DESIREE SCHILDT

Assistants to Mr. Thür MELANIE GARDISCH

SYLVIA KUBE

Assistant to Christine Rothe DANIELA VON KEYSERLINGK Unit Publicist DEZI RORICH

Stills Photographer ILZE KITSHOFF EPK Camera Operator JAN DU TOIT EPK Sound Operator HENAU MARAIS

Script Supervisor TAMARIN KOTZE Trainee Script Supervisor ZUHAYRA NORDIEN

A Camera / Stedicam Operator SAREL PRETORIOUS A Camera 1st Assistant FRANK GARDNER

A Camera 2nd Assistant MARGIE MUGGLESTON B Camera Operator LARS COX

B Camera 1st Assistant MEIKE CHINNERY B Camera 2nd Assistant SIMONE HOWLETT Central Camera Loader SAM DAVIDS Digital Image Technician NIGEL TOMPKINS

Data Wrangler HENNIE LE ROUX Video Assist Operator PIERRE DE VILLIERS

Video Assistant BARNEY MAPHONGWANA Camera Trainee TANILE JANSEN

Video Trainee LUKHAYO MJOKO

Sound Mixer NICO LOUW Boom Operator SIMON RANKIN

Cable Puller SANDISWA MAVI Sound Trainee SAMORA SIWUNDLA

Gaffer JOHN McKAY Best Boy Electric TRAVERS RANDALL

Electrics MOEKETSI MBELE

JULIUS NDAKWA ZUBAIR GANI

DANIEL ‘JINNY’ GUNUZA ELVIS AYUK AKUM MBAE JUSTICE AMADI RAMEESH HERBERT

Lighting Board Operator RICHARD MELO / TOBIE SMUTS Practical Electrician STEPHAN PIETERSE

Rigging Gaffer DUDLEY FILLIES

Gaffer Rigging JHB EMMANUEL ‘MANNY’ SITHOLE

Best Boy Electrics Rigging WALTER DLABA

RAFEEQ DAMES

Rigging Electrics DOMINGOS MANUEL

CHARLES MAREMUDZE MANDILKHE MICHAEL GWELE MTHEMBENI MBATHA NJABADI ANDREW MATLOU

Trainee Electrics THABO XINTOLO

SIYABULELA NKUNGU

Generator Operator FUNDISILE MBINDA Key Grip JP RIDGWAY

Best Boy Grip DJUMA MASUDI

A Camera Dolly Grip JOHAN ‘BHODI’ SCHOEMAN B Camera Dolly Grip KEITH JOHNSON

APIWE DIKO Grips

TOBIAS SCHONEVELD NTSIKELELO FIJANE MAFIKA MASOMBUKA BAFANA LANGA GILBERT HITULA ISAAC NDLOVU PATRICK RIKHOTSO VILLY NKOANA

Key Rigging Grip DAN SIGOBONGO Rigging Best Boy Grip LUCKY MZINYANE Rigging Grip KHAYA FOKWANA

Libra Head Technicians BRAD MALONEY

KEEGAN HORN

Technocrane Operator FRANCOIS STEYN

Grip Trainees MKHULULI GOBENI

TOM LUSASENI

Supervising Art Director GUY POTGIETER Art Director LISA VAN VELDEN

On-Set Art Director CRISTIANA SERRA 1st Assistant Art Director MARIA LABUSCHAGNE

Graphic Artist LUCY DOMAN

Set Designers MALWANDE SIGABI

WILFRED KOK

Conceptual Artists DARREN CHRISTIAN

JOSHUA NEL

Art Department Coordinator CHRISTO STRYDOM Art Department Assistant CHRISTINE GOUWS

Art Department Production Assistant NKULULEKO MARAIS Art Department Trainee TAMARA GANS

SPFX Supervisor CORDELL McQUEEN SPFX Coordinator TYRELL KEMLO

SPFX Assistant Coordinator PAUL PIETERSE

Set Decorator ANNEKE BOTHA Assistant Set Decorator AXEL HOEBEL

Lead Man COBUS VAN DER WAL

On-Set Decorator ULF SUHRMULLER Key Set Dresser ETIENNE MAREE

Dressers LAUREN SEVIOR

JAMES HARGITAI

Set Dec Buyer LLOYD MSIMANGA Set Dec Runner GIFT BILIBANA

Swing Gang Bosses TOURE ABOUBAKAR

SIZWE NKOSI SERGE LOUZOLO

Swing Gang IBRAHIM MEITE

ENOCK MATEYU

JACQUES MOBIA BUETUMUSSA NTELA PATRICK CHITTIMA ZUKO MANGWANA SERGE LOUZOLO PITSO TONG KHAYA SIBIYA WISANE KUMBE

Scenics ANGELA DICKSON

MATTHEW LOXTON MARTHINUS KIRSTEN

Property Master KERRY VON LILIENVELD Assistant Property Masters DAVE VAN RENSBURG

JOS JOUBERT

On-Set Props Standbys PIETER RALL

SERENA CIRALLI MAWANDE DEKENI

Props Fabricator CARMEN LOTZ Assistant Props Fabricators LEWIS NGAMBI

THEMBELA CHARLIE

Props Buyers BERT HEYNIKE

DAVID CHANDLER

Props Assistant HEATH COX Props Driver RICHARD NTULO Props Trainee RACINE WILLIAMS

Picture Car Coordinator THABO GROBBELAAR Picture Car Mechanic STEPHAN PRETORIOUS

Picture Car Vehicle Driver JUSTIN MAKAYA

Head Armorer LANCE PETERS Armorer IAN HATTON

OSCAR ENGELBRECHT

Construction Manager BRENDAN SMITHERS Assistant Construction Manager FRITZ JOUBERT

Construction Coordinator ELZAAN WILSON HOD Carpentry GREGORY CLEAVER

HOD Fabrications DANA WEINER Key Greensman CLINT GORDON HOD Metal Work ALAN PIETERSEN

HOD Scenic KERI MURPHY

Construction Standbys MARINUS KRIEK

ASHLIN MANUEL ANDRE SMIT

Buyers ANTHONY HENDRICKS

MELANIE VAN ZYL

Draughtsmans RYAN MADDEN

STEPHEN MARTIN

Lead Hand Carpenter GRANT LOUWRENS Lead Carpenter ACGMAT ISMAIL

Assistant Carpenters BRENDA PHAKWAGO

TYLER GREEN VUYOLWETHU

Junior Carpenters RIEFAH ISMAIL

SHAFIEK ISMAIL MUNEER FIELIES

Lead Fabricator COENRAD LOUW Fabricators MVUZO ZANTSI

GREGORY JONGBLOED MASONWABE MASETI LEVI MASIBA

LIZOLE MONGO THEMBINKOSI NJOKWENI LAURENTIUS POTGIETER SOLOMZI RENGQE

Assistant Fabricators MZUYANDA NDULDUMBANA

DAVID VELIBUNGA

Foam Spray Operator CALE CLARKE

Forklift Operator HEADMAN MBUTUMA Greensman GRANVILLE BARON

KUDAKWASHE SIYAPEYA

Greens Assistants MICHAEL GORDON

PAUL PRETORIUS

Metalworkers IGSAAN BARADIEN

NEWTON DOUMAN COLIN POOLE

Paint Storeman CHRISTIAN NANI Painters JOSE FAUTINO

MICHAEL MANUEL DANIEL TOKO CUBAIN

Plasterers ISMAIL HENDRICKS

NADEEM GAMALDIEN SIDNEY ARENDSE ADBUL PARKER

Construction Runners MICHAEL BAKER

DARRYL SHANE FRANCES FELIX ROBINSON

Scenics NIGEL ADAMS

JOSHUA JACOBS DINO ADAMS PIERRE FOURIE DANIEL BREDENHANN MORGWYN FOURIE JEANENE DEKKER

MARITA HOLTSHAUZEN MARIA HOLTSHAUZEN SUSAN HOLTSHAUZEN ONA MULLER VAUGHAN OLSEN

Set Builders MORNAY GREEN

ANTHONY FORTUNE WERNER VAN NIEKERK

Stagehands HOOSAIN GAMALDIEN

EREFAAN HAYWOOD NOESAF SOLOMONS

Steel Fabricators LUCILLE BARNARD

NINA FAASEN

Storeman JABULANI NGQINGO Welders FREDERICK NYATH

SHAMIEL LEE JENNIFER BAM

Workshop Assistant JEREMY DU PREEZ Trainees PILASANDE MDLELA

THOKOZANI GAGA SIYANDA KALIPA PHIWE MXHAMLI MZUVUKILE MGUNUNDE AYANDA NDILELE

Drivers MARCO ROSS

MANSUR SAMUELS

Assistant Costume Designer MICHELLE KARAVOUSSANOS Costume Set Supervisor/ Truck Supervisor CLINTON BOOYSE

On-Set Dressers RICARDO DE SOUZA

JEREMY JOHNSON BIANCA ERASMUS TERENCE NORMAN ROSELINE KANNEMEYER

Costume Coordinator MAEVE SLEMON Costume Buyers NATASHA ELS

SARAH WHITTAL

Costume Illustrators RIAL DE WET

CHRISTOPHER BEUKES KARL SCHULSCHENK

Key Manufacturer FAGRIE NASIEP Manufacturers ALICIA BOSHOFF

MICHAEL HAAS

Pattern Cutter FARZAANAH ALLIE Breakdown Supervisor JAMES ROGERS

Breakdown Artists JONATHAN LOUSICH

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PRESTON JONATHAN SEBASTIAN OLIFANT BRENDAN PLAATJIES ZELDA MINAAR BYRON JORDAN CHIVON MOSES DANIEL LISTER CHRIZELDA MINNAR MIKE HAAS

Costume Dyer NICHOLENE ATSON Seamstresses LOUISA JOHNSON

MOENESA MAJIET NOENEESA MAJIEP GLADYS SILERE SHAHIEDA ABRAHAMS GAFA STRACHAN MIRIAM WILLIAMS VIOLET METSI

Costume Trainees PORTIA MAVITYO

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Head of Department – ​​Hair KERRY SKELTON

Key Hair FABIENNE ZADEL

Make-Up & Hair Assistants MARLI KRUGER

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Make-Up Trainee GABRIELLA RAMJOOMA

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Head of Department & Design – Prosthetics CLINTON AIDEN SMITH Prosthetics Coordinator & Applicator NATASHA DU TOIT

Key Lab Technician & Applicator GERALD CLARK SUTHERLAND Prosthetics Make-Up Artist & Wig Maker DALEEN BADENHORST

Key Dummy Engineering & Prosthetics Applicator ADRIAN SMITH Key Prosthetics Applicator & Sculptor ANDREA LEANZA

Key Prosthetics Applicator & Sculptor ASHLEY ALEXANDER CHARLES POWELL Key Prosthetics Make-Up FX Artist NELLY GUIMARAS SANJUAN

Key Assistant Prosthetics Make-Up FX Artist MONIQUE LE ROUX Prosthetics Dental Technician ANTONY JONES

Prosthetics SFX Costume Technician FRANCOIS DE FLAMING Prosthetics Applicator & Lab Technicians ANJA RECHHOLTZ

PENNY DU PLESSIS MELISSA AMURAL MELIM

3D Key Character Prosthetics Illustrator DUNCAN FOSTER 3D Character Prosthetics Illustrator CHÈVON LEO

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Assistant Lab Technician & Body Painter CHRISTIAAN LA GRANGE Assistant Mold Maker & Body Painter GUILIA ALESSIA SCATI

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MEGAN WYLIE JEANNE RAUBENHEIMER GERLIA GROEN

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NATALIE SMITH

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Supervising Sound Editor STEPHEN BARDEN M.P.S.E. Sound Designer JOHN LORANGER M.P.S.E. Sound Designer DOOBIE WHITE

Dialogue/ADR Editor JILL PURDY M.P.S.E.

Sound Effects Editors ALEX BULLICK

TYLER WHITHAM

Sound Editor KEVIN BANKS M.P.S.E 1st Assistant Sound Editors JOSH BROWN

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Re-Recording Mixers ANDREW STIRK

ANDREW TAY MARK ZSIFKOVITS

Re-Recording Assistant FILIP HOSEK ADR Recordist – Wildfire TRAVIS MacKAY

ADR Recordist – Sony HOWARD LONDON

ADR Recordist – Warner Bros. De Lane Lea NICK KRAY

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Visual Effects Producer LUKE GROVES Visual Effects Supervisor ERIC ROBINSON Digital Effects Supervisor TREY HARRELL Compositing Supervisor JEREMY JOHNSON

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Animation Supervisor DEN TURNER Animation Lead PETE DYDO

CG Modeling Leads ATILLA CEYLAN

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Lighting Lead BEN KING Digital Matte Painting Lead TORY MILES

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Supervising Visual Effects Producer SARAH MCMURDO Pipeline Supervisor AARON WEINTRAUB

On Set Lead CHRIS RITVO

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Tracking and Layout Artists

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Digital Intermediate Colorist MITCH PAULSON Digital Intermediate Producer PETER ARMSTRONG

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Imaging Supervisor NICK PAULOZZA Additional Opticals JAKE KING Compositing Lead TERRY ROSE

VFX Composers DUG CLAXTON

CHET DIWAKAR PAIGE REYNOLDS RICKEY VERMA MICHELLE YHAN

CG Supervisor MATT HANSEN CG Artists DAVID DIAZ

DESISLAVA DINEVA YANG HU JOANNE SETO

Paint Leads RAHUL CHAUDHARI

DEBESH UPADHYAY

GHANSHYAM SURESHBHAI WAGHELA JALANDER MADISHETTY

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VFX Artists

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ARJUN LAXMAN SHAHPURKAR AMRAPALI MADAN LOKHANDE KARTIK MANDAL

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Compositing Department Coordinator DANIEL JUDAH

Roto/Paint Manager LYNN SIBLEY Roto/Paint Coordinator SHELBY BRONSTINE Production Coordinators RYAN PARKER

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VFX Coordinator LUCY ROBERT Production Assistants MAXWELL NEMETH

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Vice President of Production

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Lead Stereo Artists

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Stereo Artists

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SECOND UNIT

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1st Assistant Director JUSTIN VAN DER MERWE 2nd Assistant Director LYNETTE MITCHELL

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SOBS BANISI

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Script Supervisor ASHLEY ALDWORTH To Camera Operator MARCO BARTKOWIAK

A Camera 1st Assistant ADRIAN BOERLAGE

A Camera 2nd Assistant BERNARD STERK B Camera Operator DON CHEREL

B Camera 1st Assistant KHALID MANUEL B Camera 2nd Assistant TOTO DZINGWA

Camera Operator JEM RAYNER Camera Trainee KWANDIWE LAVISA

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Gaffer CLINT STONE

Best Boy Electric TYRONE MOUNTJOY Electric PATRICK MAHANUKE

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MUSIC

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MICHAEL PATTERSON

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Music Editors LOUIE SCHULTZ

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