According to the IllwilledFX website Wentworth Miller will be in the movie Mary Mother of Christ!! The news was posted on the Illwilled news section of the website November 2009.

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A few months back, we reported that Paul Anderson’s Resident Evil: Afterlife was moved back to January 2011 in order to give the director more time for the computer process needed to release the movie in 3D. (You can read those original stories here and here.)

At the time, actress Milla Jovovich, who has played Alice in all four movies, claimed on her Twitter feed that the release date change wasn’t definite. The move also would have put the fourth installment up against MGM’s own 3D horror flick Cabin in the Woods, forcing them to split digital 3D screens. It looks like Anderson won’t be needing that extra time for the FX and 3D after all, as ShockTillYouDrop has learned that things are back on track for Resident Evil: Afterlife to be released not on September 24 as originally slated, but two weeks earlier on September 10!

The September release will continue the “Resident Evil” tradition as both of the last two installments of the franchise were released in the month to solid success.

Source: http://shocktillyoudrop.com/

Paul W.S. Anderson and Milla Jovovich have been working hard on the fourth installment of the “Resident Evil” franchise a.k.a. Resident Evil: Afterlife, planned as the first movie in the series filmed using 3D technology. It looks like it’s going to take a little more time to make that movie then they had planned, because ShockTillYouDrop.com has learned that Screen Gems has pushed the movie back until January 14, 2011.

Originally, the movie was to be released in on August 27, 2010, but everyone involved probably realized it would take a lot longer for the post-production 3D processing work, so they’ve given Anderson a few more months to finish the movie and have moved the comic book-based vampire thriller Priest, starring Paul Bettany, up to fill that late summer slot.

What’s interesting about this move is that it puts “Resident Evil” right up against the Joss Whedon-produced and co-written MGM horror movie The Cabin in the Woods, which itself was moved back almost a year in order to turn it into a 3D movie. One figures that in 2011 there will be a lot more theaters capable of screening in digital 3D than there is now, but one has to assume “Cabin” will move again, because there might not be enough for two horror movies to share them.

Source: http://shocktillyoudrop.com/

The Resident Evil franchise has been the most successful video game film series as of now. While many feel the films lack a certain quality the comic book films have, they still do very well with audiences. The films have been increasing their box office numbers with each film. I feel the success is due to the developing fanbase with the games, which are released on a regular basis. Along with the rabid DVD/Blu Ray market for the series. My personal opinion is that while I didn’t find the sequels very impressive I do like the world Anderson has created. Hopefully with Anderson back directing it will bring new life and talent to the franchise in the future. … read more »

Hard at work on their new film, Wentworth Miller, Milla Jovovich, Ali Larter and Spencer Locke prepared for a “Resident Evil: Afterlife” scene on a ship in Lake Ontario on Wednesday (November 4).

The foursome just got started on the Paul W.S. Anderson directed flick, which is the 4th installment from the franchise with a release date set for August 27, 2010.

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With Paul W.S Anderson back on board to direct “Resident Evil: Afterlife,” the fourth film in the franchise and Milla Jovavaich set to reprise her role as the Alice, casting is underway as the films get ready to start shooting in Toront next month.

Most recently on his Twitter page, Bodjoe Kodjoe revealed that he was cast in the film.

In speaking exclusively with Blackfilm.com about his latest film, ‘Surrogates,’ which stars Bruce Willis and opens in theaters on Sept. 25, Kodjoe revealed more about his role in ‘Resident,’ along with some plot details and mentioned other cast members in the film, including Prison Break’s Wentworth Miller and Ali Larter, who played Claire Redfield in 2007’s ‘Resident Evil: Extinction.’

“Miller plays one of the trapped people whom they lock up in a cell as they aren’t sure if he’s succumbed to the virus or not. He becomes a key element of their eventual escape. Larter reprises her role of Claire Redfield from the previous film “RESIDENT EVIL: EXTINCTION”.

Source: http://www.blackfilm.com/

There are some rumours that Went will come to China again on March for Liu Yunlong’s movie East Wind, Rain. He will play the role of American agent. Hope we get some more news about this project. Thanks fallinblue for a news.