Is Milla Jovovich in the 'Resident Evil' Netflix Show? She Was the Iconic Face of the Film Franchise

Because a film franchise wasn't sufficient, Netflix's 'Resident Evil' show was simply launched on July 14, 2022. Is Milla Jovovich in this adaptation?

Every franchise has its big name. Fast and Furious has Vin Diesel, Scream has Neve Campbell, and the Resident Evil film sequence has Milla Jovovich. The latter film franchise was birthed from the beloved Capcom survival horror online game series of the same title, which centers on a viral outbreak that creates deadly zombies. Out of the seven tailored movies, the Ukrainian-born actress starred in six of them — the first one released twenty years ago. Let's be real, that purple get dressed with the leather-based jacket is iconic, really.

Not handiest that, however her father's connections to grimy pharmaceutical company Umbrella Corporation and the tragedy that plagued her sister, Billie (Siena Agudong/Adeline Rudolph), continue to haunt her. But wait, the place does Milla Jovovich come into play? Let's speak about.

But the attraction of apocalyptic zombies is seemingly timeless, as Netflix released its own Resident Evil collection adaptation on July 14, 2022. From showrunner Andrew Dabb (Supernatural), Resident Evil sets its focus on Jade Wesker (Ella Balinska) as she fights to reside in an infectious zombie-infested international in 2036.

Netflix's 'Resident Evil' actor Lance Reddick needs Milla Jojovich to reprise her iconic position.

Though she was the face of Paul W.S. Anderson's Resident Evil flicks, Milla Jojovich does not have a job in Season 1 of the Netflix adaptation. But Lance Reddick (Fringe).— who plays Albert Wesker — wants to switch that.

"I feel like it would be really interesting to see if and how her character could come into this series," he told ComicBook.com.

While we totally trust Lance, we are going to take what he has to say about the series with a grain of salt. Reportedly, he barely knew that the video games existed when he entered the mission. No offense, Lance. "For years, I always thought the [Resident Evil] movies were standalone things. I never knew they were connected to anything," he explained.

"I didn't really know anything about Albert Wesker when this project came up. What attracted me to the project was the writing on the page." That's truthful, craft is necessary. But do you need to know anything else about the video video games to enjoy the collection?

Andrew Dabb relayed why you don't have to be aware of the 'Resident Evil' video games to observe his show.

Showrunner Andrew Dabb laid it out to Netflix's Tudum. He states: "You don’t have to be familiar at all. If you are, there are some Easter eggs in there and some things that I think you’ll be like, 'Oh wow, that’s a cool thing to explore.' Or, 'Oh, we kind of know what’s coming based on that.' But if you’re not, it doesn’t matter."

Andrew continues: "I compare it to something like Game of Thrones, for example. If you’d read the books, the show was richer. If you hadn’t read the books, it was still a great show. If you played the games, I hope the show is richer. If you’ve never played the games, no problem, enjoy it, and I hope you will go play the games after you watch it because they’re great games."

Well, there you could have it. If Resident Evil will get a Season 2, we are crossing our palms for a Milla Jojovich cameo.

Season 1 of Resident Evil is lately streaming on Netflix.

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