I just added to gallery scans from newest issue Total Film Magazine.
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- Magazine Scans Total Film
Last March, French website http://wentworthearlmiller.com, got in touch with one of the producers, Stephen Cordbin (The Mourning Portrait), who kindly answered all their questions. Recently, they have gotten in touch with the production in order to let them know that they want to help them so that this film, with Wentworth in a leading role, could be made. They made some suggestions so that they could improve their website. You might have noticed the first changes. Thanks to us, they added the casting of the film, with Wentworth’s photo and biography on the front page.
But our collaboration does not stop there. They called us from the USA to talk about how we can help and how we can collaborate on this project.
We have been in touch with all Wentworth’s websites and forums we could have tought of to spread that news so that as many Wentworth’s fans as possible will be able to mobilize.
You can find all the details on their website click on that LINK
In a world ravaged by a virus infection, turning its victims into the Undead, Alice (Milla Jovovich) continues on her journey to find survivors and lead them to safety. Her deadly battle with the Umbrella Corporation reaches new heights, but Alice gets some unexpected help from an old friend. A new lead that promises a safe haven from the Undead takes them to Los Angeles, but when they arrive the city is overrun by thousands of Undead and Alice and her comrades are about to step into a deadly trap. (more…)
Wentworth Miller had never played the Resident Evil games or even watched the Resident Evil movies until he was cast to play Chris Redfield in the upcoming Resident Evil: Afterlife film, opening in theaters on September 10.
However, Miller told Shock at an Afterlife press event at Comic-Con 2010 that he caught up pretty quickly, especially after he learned just how important Chris Redfield is to the franchise as a whole.
“I wanted to do my research and what the fan expectation might be and respect what was already out there in terms of the mythology,” Miller said. “So there was a lot of research online and going to fan sites, so I had to educate myself. [The character] has to make sense as a whole and not as a standalone part. This thing is far down the track and the job I have is to jump on and become a seamless part of this larger whole.” (more…)
We finally got new Wentworth photoshoot. It was done on Comic-Con. Enjoy it.
