The cast of the new adaptation of the popular video game includes Andrew Koji, Noah Centineo, Jason Momoa, Roman Reigns, Orville Peck, Curtis “50 Cent” Jackson and Andrew Schulz.
David Dastmalchian will play the role of the great villain M. Bison in the movie Live-Action of Street Fighter of the legendary study, based on the video games of Capcom.
It is the most important role to date for the actor, who has been working constantly for almost 20 years, and is another big step forward, after the excellent qualifications he obtained by starring in the popular horror film Late Night With The Devil.
Recently seen in the adaptation of Stephen King of Mike Flanagan, Chuck’s lifewhich won the coveted People’s Choice in the TIFF and was distributed through Neon, Dastmalchian also starred earlier this year next to Alexander Skarsgård Apple’s suspense and science fiction comedy, Murderbot.
What will the new Street Fighter movie about
The details of the Street Fighter plot remain secret. M. Bison is the main villain of many games: leader of the criminal organization known as Shadaloo, involved in various illegal activities, such as arms trafficking, mental control experiments and global domination. Your ultimate goal? Dominate the world.
As previously announced, the cast of Street Fighter includes Andrew Koji, Noah Centineo, Jason Momoa, Roman Reigns, Orville Peck, Curtis “50 Cent” Jackson and Andrew Schulz. Kitao Sakuraifrom Bad Trip, directs.
Launched in 1987, Street Fighter It is a series of fighting games that revolve around intense fighting one against one between a diverse cast of martial artists, organized by M. Bison as a global fighting tournament. The games have sold more than 55 million units worldwide since its launch, turning the franchise into one of the best known and blockbusters of all time.
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