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Milla Jovovich headed up the 'Resident Evil' movie franchise as lead character Alice ever since the original movie's debut all the way back in 2002. Earlier this year however, her series was brought to an end in 'The Final Chapter', but that hasn't stopped big wigs from already putting in place plans to reboot the franchise and bring it back to the big screen sooner rather than later.

Milla Jovovich signs for fans with a smile in Los Angeles

Constantin Films are the studio behind the planned reboot, with director James Wan set to step in and bring a brand new story to fans. Based once more on the original video games of the same name, there are no further details about what viewers might see when the proposed first film in the new series does eventually debut.

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Milla Jovovich and her husband Paul W.S. Anderson welcomed their second child into the world on Wednesday morning, three days after her due date.

The Resident Evil actress’s representative told E! News: “Milla delivered her daughter Dashiel Eden at 5:45 this morning. Everyone is thrilled and beyond happy! Milla is in cuddle mode with her new daughter.”

39 year old Jovovich and Anderson, the director who has guided the actress through the five Resident Evil movies to date, already have seven year old daughter Ever. Jovovich revealed to Us Weekly back in October that Ever was thrilled to learn of the arrival of a sister, and that she had given all her old hand-me-downs to the baby.

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The filming of the sixth instalment of the Resident Evil film franchise has been postponed due to Milla Jovovich’s pregnancy. The actress, who plays the main protagonist Alice in the computer game spin-off film series, announced to the world that she and her film-maker husband Paul W.S. Anderson are preparing to welcome another member to their family.

Milla Jovovich is expecting a sibling for first daughter Ever Gabo, pictured

The former model, 38, has decided with her husband that the filming of Resident Evil: The Final Chapter should be halted until after their second child is born.

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It's that time of year again! The nominations for this year's Razzies have been announced, with Twilight: Breaking Dawn Part 2 - which made a ridiculous $814 million at the box office - leading the way with 11 nominations, including Worst Film and Worst Sequel. A spoof of the Academy Awards, this year's Razzies' picks arrived just one day before Thursday's Oscar nominations. So which directors, actors and actresses will have let out a giant, "NOOOOOOOOOOOO" when catching wind of the infamous nominations today? And perhaps more importantly, who should win (or lose). Which movies and performances really were the worst of the worst? Here goes.

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Continue reading: Razzies Nominations: So, Who Made The Worst Movie Of The Year?

Milla Jovovich films over the years have gained something of a cult following among science fiction fans, with the actress receiving a host of awards and nominations for various best sci-fi actress categories. It's no surprise then that as she returned to the genre as one of the leads in the fifth Resident Evil film , her star power ensured that it would go to the top of the US Box Office charts on its debut over the weekend.

Speaking ahead of the film's release, Jovovich had revealed a great pride in the film, and her husband and writer-director Paul WS Anderson. "The one thing that I was really happy about when Paul wrote the script was... we watch a lot of action films together, and to see especially what not to do, and sometimes what we love and wanna exemplify," she explained to Flicks And Bits. "But, one thing we were in agreement on was that we watched quite a few movies where there was a lot of great action, but you didn't really care because you had no empathy for the character who was in the midst of this danger."

With the duo working together, the film has taken some $21.3 million at the box office to go top of the pile, beating out the much more fancied 3D re-release of Finding Nemo in the process, according to the BBC.