Hot in the wake of yesterday’s revelation that David Dastmalchian is entering the role of M. Bison in the next Street fighter Film, a new report by Nexus Point News is indicating that WWE Superstar Cody Rhodes It is in negotiations to join the struggle like Guile.
Guile is the American colonel of the Air Force with the iconic top dish and the most American energy explosion in the history of video games … SONIC BOOM bullet!
If true, Rhodes would follow in the footsteps of Jean-Claude Van DammeWhich has played in Guile in the gloriously chaotic adaptation of 1994. That version may not have aged gracely, but has earned a base of nostalgic fan, mainly as far as it was disconcerted.
Cody enters the role brings a completely different energy. Rhodes would not be the only WWE star to jump. Reigns Romano According to reports, it is in negotiations to interpret Akuma, the demonic fighter with a personal revenge linked to Ryu and Ken.
Jason Momoa He was also chosen in the film and could take the role of Blanka. Add Andrew Koji AND Noah Centineo Like Ryu and Ken, Callina Liang Chun-li, 50 cents like Balrog e Orville Peck Like Vega, and you have one of the cast of wild ensemble!
Kitao Sakurai He is at the helm, known for his work on The Eric Andre Show and the next Butterfly Series on Amazon.
Capcom’s Street fighter Franchising has always had the ingredients for a killer movie with iconic characters, exaggerated action and a global fan base. He never clicked on the big screen. Perhaps this time, with an All-in ensemble and a director willing to lean on the chaos of all this, they will finally land that perfect combo.
So what to think of the possibility of seeing Cody Rhodes like Guile?
By Joey Gour
Source: Geek Tyrant
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