The director of Street Fighter, Kitao Sakurai, recently posted a backstage photo on Instagram, offering a peek at the esteemed cast enjoying each other’s company during production.
In my role as a supportive fan, I’d like to share that the recently titled “Boat fighters” photo, which I’ve had the pleasure to gaze upon, features a significant portion of the talented cast sailing aboard a luxurious yacht. Notably, several key actors have already secured their roles in this exciting project.
Who’s in the photo?
From left to right, here’s who appears in Sakurai’s image:
- Andrew Koji (Ryu)
- Cody Rhodes (rumored Guile)
- Noah Centineo (Ken)
- Olivier ‘The Dutch Giant’ Richters possibly playing Zangief
- 50 Cent (Balrog)
- Andrew Schulz (Dan Hibiki)
- Callina Liang (Chun-Li)
- David Dastmalchian (M. Bison)
- Vidyut Jammwal (Dhalsim)
- Unknown actress possibly playing Cammy
- Orville Peck (Vega) – cowboy hat and fringe
It’s worth noting that Olivier Richters was not initially included in the cast announcement. Given that his name does not appear on IMDb, there is a strong possibility that he could be portraying the character Zangief.
Following the playful reveal of Noah Centineo’s Ken character, Orville Peck subtly hinted at Vega, and Andrew Schulz posted a mysterious “new warrior” on social media.
Street Fighter movie details
The renowned production company, Legendary, is set to create a film following the acquisition of exclusive rights to Capcom’s popular franchise. Directing this project will be Kitao Sakurai, who has previously worked on films such as “Bad Trip” and “Twisted Metal”.
Confirmed cast so far includes:
- Jason Momoa – Blanka
- Roman Reigns – Akuma
- Andrew Koji – Ryu
- Noah Centineo – Ken
- Callina Liang – Chun-Li
- Orville Peck – Vega
- 50 Cent – Balrog
- Andrew Schulz – Dan Hibiki
- David Dastmalchian – M. Bison
- Vidyut Jammwal – Dhalsim
- Hirooki Goto – E. Honda
- Cody Rhodes – Guile
No release date has been announced, but filming is underway.
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2025-09-02 00:32