The next generation of real people to do 3D modeling AVG games is no longer a rare thing, many stars do not mind to "participate in the show", one does not have to really sweat, the second can improve their popularity, why not?
But back in 1996, finding real people to star in avg plots is still a very new thing in the game industry, such as the original "Resident Evil", the opening and ending really found a bunch of old foreigners to star in the horror action blockbusters of Cottage Hollywood, which successfully attracted many players into the pit that year, and has since become a hardcore biochemical fan.
However, these mediocre foreigners did not appear in the public eye after taking these films, and many players did not even know whether they were professional actors or pro-memory, so many biochemical fans were interested in going to August 18 to see if Chris and Jill of the Ancestors were still alive...
On the credits of the clearance, we can see the names of the actors, but the last names are hidden, but under the efforts of the fans, the full names of Chris, Barry and Wesker are known.
Chris's character, Charles Bram Kraslavsky, born in Tokyo on August 14, 1968, is an American born in Japan, spent his boyhood in Japan's alien school (ASIJ and Nishimachi International School), worked in acting in Japan after graduating from university, mainly playing the role of a foreigner in the movie, and was invited to star in the Game of Resident Evil in 1995.
Although Resident Evil became a hit after its launch, it didn't seem to have helped Charles much in his acting career, so Charles didn't continue to grow in the game or acting circles, but returned to the United States to work. In February 2019, he traveled to a French restaurant in San Francisco called "Keiko Nob Hill" to start a new life.
It is worth mentioning that the actors and voice actors of "Resident Evil" are not the same person, and the person responsible for dubbing Chris is the Canadian DJ - Scott McCulloch, who has participated in the dubbing of several games, such as "Castlevania Apocalypse", "Castlevania Under the Moon Nocturne", Iron Fist and Crisis Resolution series. After all, voice actor engagement is much higher than actors who only appear for a few minutes, so the requirements for the voice of the character are more stringent, and it is clear that the biochemical team believes that Charles's own voice line does not match "Chris".
Jill's character, Inezh, was still in high school when she was playing, so compared with Charles, who has experience in dragon sets, her movements and expressions are more blunt, and Shinji Mikami is extremely dissatisfied with her performance, thinking that if the group has enough funds, he will invite a better actress to appear. After the filming, Inezh disappeared, no one knew what she did after that, and she didn't seem to have publicized it herself.
Biochemical fans once mistook irish actor Una Kavanagh for Inezh because the two looked similar, so that her photos were often used to introduce Jill's actor, and the laughing Una Kavanagh had to clarify on social media that she had never played any role in BioChemical games.
In addition, american actor Wendy Rice was also mistaken for Jill's actor because of his resemblance to Inezh.
There is also an inexplicable actress Michelle Yerger, who is also regarded by some fans as a "middle-aged" Inezh, who may be a photo similar to Inezh, who has played supporting roles in "The Princess Diaries" and "Agent Belle".
Jill's voice actor is Lisle Wilkerson, a Canadian who grew up in Japan like Chris's character Charles and has worked as a voice actor in games such as Tekken 4, Glass Rose, and VR Warrior 5.
Barry's character, Greg Smith, an actor from Australia, worked as a school principal in New South Wales.
The photo that appeared in the game caused many fans to speculate whether the woman and child on it were Greg's real-life wife and daughter, but Greg later explained on social media that the photo was taken purely for the game and that the characters in it were not his family.
Barry's voice actor is Barry Gjerde from Norway, who has been working as a translator in Japan for a long time and often voices specific game characters, such as Yoshimitsu of Tekken 2, Yoshinodo Ofemon and Ryoji Ihara of Glass Rose. Because Barry and Greg look alike, they are often mistaken for the same person.
Rebecca's character, Linda, is unknown, and like Gill's character Inezh, Capcom "selected by appearance alone" (to quote Shinji Mikami).
American actor and host Kari Byron was once mistaken for Rebecca for her resemblance to Linda.
In contrast, Rebecca's voice actress Lynn Harris is more famous, she is from the United States, she is an actress, composer, singer, director and other professions, because of the work of the long year between Los Angeles and Tokyo. He has worked as a voice actor in games such as the Tekken series, Glass Rose, and Crisis Resolution 2.
Wesker's character, Eric Pirius, is an unknown actor from Minnesota, WHO later worked for a real estate company and bank.
Wesker's voice actor is Pablo Kuntz, a Canadian who has lived in Japan for more than 20 years, and in addition to Wesker, he has voiced several dragon suit characters in the Biochemical series.
Joseph's character, Jason Wool, is unknown and has not played any game or movie roles since.
Here are the voice actors for other NPCs:
Brad – Sergio Alarcon
Richard – Clay Alarcon
Enrique – Dean Harrington