MILLA JOVOVICH (Alice)

ODED FEHR (Carlos Oliveira)

ALI LARTER (Claire Redfield)

IAIN GLEN (Dr. Isaacs)

ASHANTI (Nurse Betty)

MIKE EPPS (L.J.)

MILLA JOVOVICH (Alice) most recently starred in the futuristic, action thriller Ultraviolet as action heroine Violet. Jovovich began her acting career at the age of nine, starring in the Disney television movie “The Night Train to Kathmandu.” By the time she turned sixteen, she had starred in Return to the Blue Lagoon, Sir Richard Attenborough’s Chaplin opposite Robert Downey, Jr., Kuffs with Christian Slater and Richard Linklater’s Dazed and Confused. Jovovich’s breakthrough role was in Luc Besson’s science fiction thriller The Fifth Element opposite Bruce Willis. She went on to star in He Got Game for director Spike Lee and opposite Denzel Washington, The Messenger: The Story of Joan of Arc, which re-teamed her with Luc Besson and also starred Dustin Hoffman, Faye Dunaway and John Malkovich and received glowing reviews appearing opposite Adrien Brody and Jared Harris in the feature film, Dummy. Her additional film credits include The Million Dollar Hotel with Mel Gibson, The Claim, Zoolander, starring Ben Stiller and Owen Wilson, and Paul W.S. Anderson’s Resident Evil and Resident Evil: Apocalypse.

Milla Jovovich

When she was 11 years old, renowned fashion photographer Herb Ritts photographed Jovovich for the London magazine The Face as well as Italy’s Lei magazine, launching her modeling career. A spokesperson for L’Oreal for ten years, Jovovich has appeared on more than 150 national and international magazine covers. In addition, Jovovich has a musical career in which she writes and sings. She released “The Divine Comedy” album in 1994 and has contributed to many soundtracks, including The Prince & Me, The Rules of Attraction and The Million Dollar Hotel. Always known throughout the world for her personal sense of style, in 2005 Milla's love of fashion led her to start her own clothing line, Jovovich-Hawk with her friend and business partner, Carmen Hawk. Jovovich-Hawk achieved instant acclaim in the domestic and international fashion industry and has continued to thrive, garnering attention from fashion magazines and the red carpet watchers of the world.

ODED FEHR (Carlos Oliveira) reprises his role from the second film in the Resident Evil trilogy, Resident Evil: Apocalypse.

Oded Fehr

Fehr is best known to audiences as Ardeth Bay in the blockbuster hits The Mummy and The Mummy Returns. The Mummy was Fehr’s first major screen role, which garnered him the title of People’s “Sexiest Import” in 1999. Director Steven Sommers was so impressed by Fehr that he chose not to kill off the character and instead brought back Ardeth Bay for a more prominent role in the sequel, which grossed $70 million in its first week. Fehr’s additional film credits include playing an Italian gigolo opposite Rob Schneider in Deuce Bigelow: Male Gigolo and the western drama Texas Rangers. On television, Fehr recently starred with Dana Delaney in the John Wells drama “Presidio Med.” He also starred in the crime drama series “UC: Undercover.” In addition, he appeared in the made-for-television movies “Arabian Nights” and “Cleopatra.”

Fehr trained at the famed Old Vic Theatre School in England, and after graduation, he landed the lead role in a production of “Don Juan Comes Back From War” at the Courtyard Theatre in London.

ALI LARTER (Claire Redfield) currently stars in NBC's ensemble drama series "Heroes" as Niki Sanders, a single mother who struggles to support her exceptionally gifted young son's private school education and whose mirror image has a secret.

Ali Larter

Larter starred in the successful first and second installments of the Final Destination franchise and opposite Reese Witherspoon in the hit film Legally Blonde. In addition, Larter enjoyed a successful run on the New York stage in "The Vagina Monologues."

After making her feature film debut in the blockbuster hit Varsity Blues, Larter includes among her credits A Lot Like Love; American Outlaws, in which she starred opposite Colin Farrell; Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back for writer/director/actor Kevin Smith; House on Haunted Hill, a remake of the original Vincent Price horror classic with Taye Diggs and Geoffrey Rush; and Drive Me Crazy.

Larter's other film credits include the independent film Crazy and the soon-to-be released Marigold.

A native of Cherry Hill, New Jersey, Larter began modeling at the age of thirteen and traveled the world before moving to New York, where she currently resides. Her birthday is February 28.

IAIN GLEN (Dr. Isaacs) reprises his role from the second Resident Evil film. An accomplished stage actor, Glen graduated from the Edinburgh Academy and University of Aberdeen. He trained as an actor at RADA, London, where he won the Bancroft medal. Glen was nominated for a Laurence Olivier Theatre Award in 1999 (1998 season) for Best Actor for his performance in “The Blue Room,” opposite Nicole Kidman. He was nominated for a 1997 Laurence Olivier Theatre Award for Best Actor in a Musical of 1996 for his performance in “Martin Guerre.” He has appeared onstage as Macbeth (Tron Theatre) and Henry V (Royal Shakespeare Company). He also received much acclaim for his performances on stage in “Silent Scream” and “Hedda Gabler” at the Duke Of York's Theatre, London. He was nominated for an Olivier Award for Best Actor in a Play for “The Crucible” with the Royal Shakespeare Company.

In 1985, the ascending stage talent made a successful transition to the screen with a small role in an episode of the popular U.K. mystery series “Taggart,” and after making the leap to the big screen with a supporting role in the 1987 feature Will You Love Me Tomorrow, Glen returned to television the next year for a role in the series “The Fear.” In the years that followed, Glen’s big-screen career gained notable momentum thanks to solid performances in Gorillas in the Mist and Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead, with his early years coming to a peak when he took home a Best Actor award from the Berlin International Film Festival for his turn as a convicted killer in the 1990 film Silent Scream. That same year, Glen also received accolades for his portrayal of real-life explorer Lt. John Hanning Speke in Mountains of the Moon.

Following a turn as a sports reporter in Glasgow Kiss, Glen received notable international exposure with a high-profile role opposite Angelina Jolie in Lara Croft: Tomb Raider. Glen subsequently starred in such films as Gabriel & Me, Darkness, and The Soul Keeper before he made an epic turn as an anthropologist in 2005's Man to Man.

More recently, Glen’s film credits include playing Richard the Lionhearted in Ridley Scott’s epic Kingdom of Heaven, as well as such films as Mrs. Ratcliffe’s Revolution, The Last Legion, Small Engine Repair, Beautiful Creatures, The Young Americans and among numerous others.

ASHANTI (Nurse Betty) has been one of the most popular talents on the music scene since she struck gold with her 2002 debut album, Ashanti. It topped Billboard’s Top 200 and R&B album charts, and sold a whopping 504,593 units in its first week of release. This figure set a record on SoundScan for most albums sold by any first-time female artist, since the retail tracking system began.

Ashanti

At the same time, Ashanti secured the #1 spot on Billboard’s Hot 100 Singles chart and its R&B/Hip Hop Singles & Tracks chart with her song "Foolish." She made Billboard history by having her first three chart entries simultaneously place in the top ten of the magazine’s Hot 100 list. Ashanti is the first female – and only the second recording artist since The Beatles – to accomplish this feat.

That same year, Ashanti won the Grammy® Award for best contemporary R&B album. She also received eight Billboard Awards, with her debut album topping the Billboard album chart. In addition, she won two American Music Awards, as well as Soul Train’s Aretha Franklin Entertainer of the Year Award.

Ashanti’s follow-up release, Chapter II, debuted at number one on Billboard’s album chart and spawned two Top Ten singles. Her other albums include Ashanti’s Christmas and the platinum-selling Concrete Rose.

Ashanti made the leap to acting with a role on an episode of the 1960’s drama “American Dreams,” in which she portrayed famed pop singer Dionne Warwick. She has also appeared on the series “Sabrina, the Teenage Witch,” “Buffy the Vampire Slayer,” and “Las Vegas.”

In 2005, Ashanti made her big-screen acting debut opposite Samuel L. Jackson in Coach Carter and also starred as Dorothy in the ABC telefilm “The Muppets’ Wizard of Oz.” In addition, she made a special appearance in the indie Bollywood musical Bride & Prejudice, in which she sang in both Hindi and English. She also recently starred in the comedy John Tucker Must Die.

The singer-actress has also performed on virtually every music awards show from The American Music Awards to the Grammys, the MTV Video Music Awards, MTV Europe Awards the Soul Train Awards, and the Kids’ Choice Awards.

While performing at the Comedy Store in Los Angeles, MIKE EPPS (L.J.) caught the attention of musician/actor Ice Cube who cast him in the comedy Next Friday. Epps next appeared in 3 Strikes, Bait with Jamie Foxx for director Antoine Fuqua and the Method Man and Redman hit How High. He teamed up with Ice Cube again to star in All About the Benjamins, which Ice Cube also co-wrote and Epps served as co-executive producer, and returned to the Friday series in Friday After Next. Most recently, Epps appeared in The Fighting Temptations, starring Cuba Gooding Jr., and Beyoncé Knowles.

Epps, always the class cut-up, got his start as a teenager by performing in local stand-up comedian contests. His success in his home state of Indiana gave him the courage to move to Atlanta, where he made a name for himself at the Comedy Act Theatre. Epps then moved to New York City where he was able to break into some of the comedy clubs and soon found himself a part of HBO’s Def Comedy Jam. Not only did he star in two of Def Jam’s broadcast programs, Epps also toured with Def Comedy Jam and has appeared on numerous national comedy programs, including Uptown Comedy Club and BET’s The Comedy Store.

He reprises his role of L.J. in this film after playing the character in Resident Evil: Apocalypse.