Highland Movie Group is worked up to share the primary look picture from the motion thriller Protector starring Milla Jovovich (the Resident Evil franchise), Matthew Modine (The Darkish Knight Rises, Full Steel Jacket) and Isabel Myers (Combined-ish). Adrian Grunberg, whose credit embrace Rambo: Final Blood, Get the Gringo, and The Black Demon, can be directing Protector from a screenplay by Bong-Seeb Mun. Manufacturing has just lately wrapped in New Mexico. Check out the preview picture under.
The official synopsis reads,
“Nikki (Milla Jovovich), a former war hero, thought she’d left her violent past behind for a peaceful life with her daughter, Chloe. That peace is shattered when Nikki awakens bound in an abandoned factory, only to discover that Chloe has been kidnapped. Quickly escaping, Nikki plunges into the city’s criminal underworld and in her quest to find Chloe, she draws the attention of both the police and the military, shooting her to the top of the most wanted list. But the deeper she goes, the more she uncovers a shocking truth that threatens everything she’s fighting for. In this high-stakes race against time, Nikki must find the strength she thought she left behind to restore the hero her daughter desperately needs.”
Bong-Seeb Mun is producing Protector alongside Kenneth Kim and Bang-Okay Joo for Aanaxion Studio. Arianne Fraser and Delphine Perrier of Highland Movie Group are additionally producers on the movie, and so is martial artist and stunt coordinator Ho-Sung Pak. Highland Movie Group is co-financing the mission and can deal with worldwide rights. In line with The Hollywood Reporter, Protector is one in all a slew of motion initiatives that went to the American Movie Market just a few months in the past, “as producers double down on a return to shoot-’em-up thrillers.”
Whereas doing press for Within the Misplaced Lands, Jovovich teased that her well-known character, Leeloo from The Fifth Ingredient, is likely to be getting a return of types. Talking with Comicbook.com, Jovovich talked about she’s working with The Fifth Ingredient director and co-writer Luc Besson once more, saying the filmmaker could already be planning “some sort of spin-off of a bunch of his characters.” She revealed, “I think Luc is making some sort of spin-off of a bunch of his biggest characters, and Leeloo might be one of them. An animated, cartoon version. I think back in those days, people weren’t thinking about sequels; it was just about making the best movie you could possibly make. For me, Leeloo was one of the most important characters of my young life at that point. It’s what really introduced me to what being a real actor was about.”
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