Outside of Rook’s teases, we’ve also gotten looks at a Raccoon City Orphanage facade as well as what may be the shooting location for the Spencer Estate interiors, the Scottish Rite Club (which horror fans may recognize from other films like IT Chapter 2). Considering there are only two possibilities for ‘that scene’ regarding Richard, he’s most likely referring to Richard’s demise at the maw of either Neptune or Yawn, depending on the direction they go. He also announced that he’d wrapped his scenes for the film, as well as having finished shooting ‘That Scene!’. badge and nameplate, as well as a clapperboard used in the film with the digital readout set to show ‘For The Fans’. BIOHAZARD Declassified December 2, 2020Īlong with this, Rook showed off his prop S.T.A.R.S. Here's some cool Instagram teasers from who will be playing Richard Aiken in the new #ResidentEvil Reboot Movie! #ResidentEvilMovie #residentevilreboot #REBHFun /RBJxrxgBrL While the previous six films only ever managed to work in 7 creatures from the games (and that’s counting zombies), this image seemingly suggests that three of the original game’s (including REmake) creature gallery will be showing up. In a recent Instagram story, Rook seemingly revealed that the film will be including multiple Resident Evil 1 creatures, and the list is kinda shockingly large.
Rook has been teasing his role in the film over on Twitter and Instagram for some time now, and recently he’s cranked it up considerably. member that you find bitten by Yawn in the first quarter of the original game.Īiken is one of the few semi-fleshed-out Bravo Team members, falling just behind Rebecca Chambers in terms of screen time and dialogue, but I was still surprised to see him cast here (especially as no other members of Bravo Team have been revealed for the film, including Rebecca). Amongst that surprisingly large cast is Chad Rook, who has turned out to be playing Richard Aiken, the doomed S.T.A.R.S. From 1:1 accurate set reproductions to a surprisingly large cast (including, thus far, nearly the entirety of Resident Evil 1 and 2‘s characters) and the reveal of a classic creature, I’m simply blown away by the effort being made here. We’ve been following the Resident Evil film reboot since it was (basically) announced back in 2018, and we’ve very much been liking what we’ve been seeing.
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