Milla Jovovich on the Success of the ‘Resident Evil’ Movies and ‘The Final Chapter’

     January 24, 2017



With final installment, fittingly titled Resident Evil: The Final Chapter, opening this weekend in theaters, I recently sat down with Milla Jovovich for an exclusive video interview. She talked about why she gets called Biohazard by fans when walking around Tokyo, how she originally got involved in the first film, what is it about the Resident Evil franchise that has allowed them to make six films, how involved she is in the writing process, and more.


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If you haven’t seen the Resident Evil: The Final Chapter trailers, the new film returns to the source of the trouble as Alice (Jovovich) finds herself traveling to the Hive in Raccoon City. There, she and her toughened group of survivors take on the well-armed forces of the Umbrella Corporation while being surrounded by monstrous enemies on all sides. Directed by Paul W. S. Anderson, the film also stars Ali Larter, Shawn Roberts, Ruby Rose, Eoin Macken, Rola, Lee Joon-Gi, with William Levy, and Iain Glen.

Milla Jovovich:

  • Can she walk the streets of Tokyo and why she’s called Biohazard?
  • On how she got into the franchise.
  • How the film answers a lot of the questions built up in the previous films. Was she surprised at all?
  • How involved is she in the writing process?

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