Jovovich and Anderson bring ‘Resident Evil’ to Taiwan
By Reuters
17 January 2017 |
11:02 am
Hollywood director Paul W.S. Anderson and movie actress Milla Jovovich walked the red carpet in Taipei, Taiwan, ahead of the first screening of 'Resident Evil: The Final Chapter'.
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