The English actor is also looking back at the secrecy surrounding her audition for Star Wars: The Force Awakens and how she wasn’t told what role she was going to play until the day she arrived at the Pinewood Studios set for her first day of filming. It was an honor to share a space, a scene and a camera with them.” I grew up with a lot of their movies, so it was definitely an honor. “Everyone was amazing, but Michelle Pfeiffer, Michael Douglas and Laurence Fishburne really were my idols growing up. I couldn’t stop smiling and I was so welcomed,” John-Kamen says.

“I look back at that and it was just the best experience. John-Kamen is now three-plus years removed from playing Ava Starr/Ghost in Peyton Reed’s Ant-Man and the Wasp, an experience she cherishes to this day. So it’s an immersive experience because you feel like the video game character. “This was absolutely amazing because you walk into the mansion and are like, ‘I’ve been here before!’ It’s identical to the game. “ was amazing, and I’ve been on some absolutely incredible sets,” John-Kamen tells The Hollywood Reporter. Gal Gadot Now Admits Her Cover of 'Imagine' Was in 'Poor Taste' As a member of the Raccoon City Police Department’s STARS (Special Tactics And Rescue Service), John-Kamen’s character goes on a mission that re-creates the original 1996 video game’s terrifying mansion storyline with the utmost detail. While this pattern wasn’t by design, John-Kamen recognizes that franchises are a primary source of capable female characters nowadays, and Valentine is certainly no exception. Hannah John-Kamen is no stranger to franchises in her young career, and her latest role as Jill Valentine in Resident Evil: Welcome to Raccoon City joins seven other beloved properties in her filmography, including Star Wars, Game of Thrones and the Marvel Cinematic Universe.

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