Original Resident Evil Chris Redfield Actor Reprising the Role in New Project

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The first Resident Evil game released in 1996 for the original PlayStation and is credited with revolutionizing the survival horror genre. Resident Evil was also revolutionary in that it allowed the player to choose between two main characters at the beginning, and this choice would affect everything from the game’s difficulty to the characters the player would interact with during the story. These two main characters, Jill Valentine and Chris Redfield, have since gone on to become gaming icons.

Many actors have played the characters over the series' 26-year history, and the Resident Evil stars have seen multiple redesigns. On the original PlayStation, every character appeared as a cartoonish mass of early 3D polygons, but Resident Evil did feature live-action cutscenes for its opening and multiple endings, to give players a more substantial impression of the characters.

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Now some of these original live-action Resident Evil actors are reprising their iconic roles for the first time since 1996, in a fan film that is reportedly titled The Keeper. Very little is known about the project other than it is based on the world of Resident Evil, and that three actors from the original 1996 game are reprising their roles for it. These actors are Charlie Kraslavsky, Greg Smith, and Eric Pirius, who play Chris Redfield, Barry Burton, and Albert Wesker respectively.

Some on set photographs gives fans a look at Charlie wearing Chris’s BSAA gear and looking a lot more modern than in his 1996 Chris outfit. The Keeper from the reported title references the Keeper's Diary from the first Resident Evil, from which the iconic “Itchy, Tasty” line derives. But there is some confusion as to which Resident