Dead Rising and Frank West Return to the Big Screen in Upcoming Film Adaptation
Capcom and Constantin Film Announce Partnership for Live-Action Feature
Frank West to Be Played by Vancouver-Based Actor Rob Benedict
Get ready, Dead Rising fans! Your beloved zombie-slaying photojournalist, Frank West, is set to make his grand return to the big screen in an upcoming live-action film adaptation.
Capcom, the renowned video game developer behind the Dead Rising franchise, has joined forces with Constantin Film, the production company known for its work on the Resident Evil film series, to bring the beloved game to life on the silver screen.
The film, which is currently in pre-production, will be directed by Timur Bekmambetov, the visionary filmmaker behind the Wanted and Night Watch franchises. Bekmambetov's unique visual style and penchant for action-packed storytelling make him a perfect fit to helm the Dead Rising adaptation.
The casting of Vancouver-based actor Rob Benedict as Frank West has been met with widespread acclaim from fans of the game. Benedict, known for his roles in Supernatural and Lucifer, brings a rugged charm and undeniable charisma to the iconic character.
The film's screenplay, penned by T.J. Scott (Kung Fu Panda, South Park), promises to be a faithful adaptation of the original game, while also introducing new elements to keep both long-time fans and newcomers engaged.
Dead Rising is a beloved video game franchise that has captivated gamers worldwide with its unique blend of action, horror, and black humor. The games follow the story of Frank West, a photojournalist who finds himself trapped in a shopping mall during a zombie outbreak. Armed with his trusty camera and an arsenal of improvised weapons, Frank must fight his way through hordes of undead to survive and uncover the dark secrets behind the outbreak.
The upcoming film adaptation of Dead Rising has the potential to be a groundbreaking cinematic experience that will appeal to fans of the game and newcomers alike. With a talented cast, a skilled director, and a faithful screenplay, the film is poised to become a major success when it hits theaters.
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