Milla Jovovich's daughter to star in final 'Resident Evil'

Milla Jovovich's eight-year-old daughter Ever will play a key role in the final "Resident Evil" movie.
The 40-year-old actress is preparing for her sixth outing in the zombie drama that will see husband Paul W S Anderson returning to the franchise for the fourth time, reported Ace Showbiz.
The actress took to Facebook to talk about "Resident Evil: The Final Chapter".
She said the new version of the Red Queen, a diabolical supercomputer whose holographic avatar takes the form of a young girl in the 2002 Resident Evil movie, is played by their daughter.
"It was so amazing to work with you. You are (an) unbelievably talented actress, more talented than I've ever been. It was an honor and a privilege to work with you," Jovovich said, responding to Ever's question "Mama, how was it to work with me?" during the Facebook chat.

"You're such a great listener and you understand what it is to be real and natural and organic, and I give you so much kudos for that... You keep impressing me every single day," the actress said.

The film's trailer reveals Jovovich's character Alice returning to the ominous underground facility in Raccoon City.
Now that the series is over, Jovovich, 40, expressed a desire to be part of a video game version of the story.
"When I first did Resident Evil, I was just a big fan of the game... I always wanted to play a video game character... I would love to see Alice kick butt on people's personal computers. Let's do it! If enough people write in, maybe they'll do it," she said.