The legendary fighters of Street Fighter finally get the live-action movie they deserve! A new adaptation is on the horizon, promising a star-studded cast to bring these iconic characters to life. Viewers can now see the favorite martial arts masters and powerful fighters leap from the arcade screen to the big screen!

This highly anticipated film boasts an impressive lineup of actors, ready to embody the diverse and dynamic roster of Street Fighter characters.

Known for his roles as Aquaman, Momoa brings a formidable physical presence and wild energy to the feral fighter, Blanka. His intensity and athleticism are a perfect fit for the character's untamed nature. Imagine his roar!

Expect Momoa to be covered in the iconic, shocking green body paint, likely with wild, unkempt orange hair and torn clothing to emphasize his jungle origins. The visual will emphasize his muscular build, making him a terrifying and primal opponent.

Next is a hip-hop mogul and actor known for his imposing figure will embody the ruthless boxer.

The rapper and actor, 50 Cent, steps into the shoes of the powerful boxer, Balrog. His imposing physique and intense demeanour could make for a truly menacing interpretation of the villainous pugilist. This casting hints at a raw, street-level edge for the character.

He will be seen sporting Balrog's signature blue tank top, red boxing gloves, and perhaps a black eyepatch to complete the look of the high-stakes, ruthless champion. The look will be tailored to convey a sense of grit and menace, staying true to his arcade aesthetic.

Next is a master of playing complex and unsettling figures will embody the legendary Shadaloo dictator.

A master of playing complex and often unsettling characters, David Dastmalchian takes on the iconic antagonist, M. Bison. His ability to convey chilling intelligence and subtle menace will undoubtedly make for a compelling dictator. This choice suggests a deeper, more psychological villain.

The charming heartthrob is ready to ignite the screen as the fiery American martial arts rival.

The charming heartthrob Noah Centineo is cast as the fiery American martial artist, Ken Masters. His youthful energy and appeal could bring a fresh, dynamic portrayal of Ryu's best friend and rival. Fans will be eager to see his take on the shoryuken.

Ken's look will feature his classic bright red martial arts gi, likely with the sleeves ripped, emphasizing his dynamic and flashy fighting style.

Continuing the list is a true powerhouse from the world of professional wrestling who will deliver a terrifying performance as the demonic warrior.

The formidable WWE superstar, Joe Anoa'i, known as Roman Reigns, embodies the demonic warrior Akuma. His powerful presence and intense stare make him a natural fit for the master of the Raging Demon. This casting brings a true powerhouse to one of Street Fighter's most feared characters.

Anoa'i will be instantly recognizable in Akuma's dark blue gi, traditional prayer beads around his neck, and a full head of spiky red hair.

Next is a Giant who is perfectly cast to perform the spinning piledriver as the Russian wrestler.

The "Dutch Giant" Olivier Richters, with his immense stature, is perfectly cast as the mighty Red Cyclone, Zangief. His unparalleled physicality will undoubtedly make Zangief's spinning piledriver a sight to behold. Richter's presence alone guarantees an intimidating grappler.

He will don Zangief's iconic red wrestling boots and trunks, along with his thick, distinctive chest and body hair.

Next is the actor known for his dedication to martial arts will bring authentic gravity to the stoic protagonist.

Known for his martial arts prowess in Warrior, Andrew Koji takes on the stoic protagonist, Ryu. His authentic fighting background and serious acting chops promise a faithful and intense portrayal of the wandering warrior. Koji's dedication to the craft bodes well for Ryu's iconic moves.

Koji will wear the familiar white, sleeveless martial arts gi, often tied with his red headband, signifying his dedication to training.

Next in the cast list is a comedian known for surreal humor is set to introduce a potentially new and quirky character to the fighting roster.

Comedian Eric André's casting as Don Sauvage suggests a new, possibly comedic, addition to the Street Fighter universe. His unique brand of humor could offer an unexpected twist to the narrative. This character is likely an original creation for the film.

Given the name, his look is expected to be flamboyant or eccentric, possibly involving loud, unexpected colors or unusual accessories that highlight his comedic background.

Moving on is a real-life martial arts talent will step into the role of one of Bison's deadly, formidable Doll agents.

The talented martial artist Rayna Vallandingham is cast as Juli, one of Bison's deadly Doll agents. Her real-world fighting skills will bring authenticity and intensity to the character's combat sequences. Expect some high-octane action from her.

Juli's look will feature a specialized, dark, tactical uniform with military accents and her signature short, black hair.

Next is the patriotic WWE star brings his signature strong presence to the determined American military man.

WWE star Cody Rhodes, with his patriotic persona, is an interesting choice for the all-American military man, Guile. His strong presence and unique look could deliver a memorable interpretation of the sonic boom master. Rhodes has the intensity to portray Guile's determined pursuit of M. Bison.

Rhodes will undoubtedly wear Guile's green military tank top and camouflage pants, along with his prominent dog tags.

Moving on is a rising star brings athleticism and a fierce demeanor to the role of the skilled British Delta Red operative.

The rising star, Mel Jarnson steps into the role of the skilled British Delta Red operative, Cammy. Her athleticism and fierce demeanor will be crucial for portraying Cammy's agile and powerful fighting style. Jarnson's performance is expected to be dynamic.

Cammy's military-inspired green leotard, red beret, and signature long blonde braids will define her look. The costume will be practical yet recognizable, allowing for maximum action and agility.

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Next is the comedian's involvement which suggests another humorous element or perhaps a quirky side character in the narrative.

Comedian Kyle Mooney's involvement as Marvin hints at another potentially original or quirky character. His comedic timing could provide moments of levity amidst the intense fighting. Marvin could be a surprising fan favorite.

Cammy's military-inspired green leotard, red beret, and signature long blonde braids will define her look. The costume will be practical yet recognizable, allowing for maximum action and agility.

The next actor will embody the grace and strength required for the beloved and determined Interpol officer.

Callina Liang takes on the iconic Interpol officer, Chun-Li, known for her powerful legs and determination. Liang's grace and strength will be essential in bringing the first lady of fighting games to life. Fans will be eager to see her spinning bird kick.

Chun-Li's signature blue qipao dress with yellow accents and her distinctive ox-horn or buns hairstyle will be her main look. Her visuals will balance elegance with the powerful musculature of a world-class fighter.

The stand-up comedian's sharp wit and brashness perfectly align with the perpetually overconfident fighter, continuing the list.

Comedian Andrew Schulz is cast as the perpetually overconfident and often comical Dan Hibiki. Schulz's sharp wit and brash persona are a perfect match for Dan's endearing ineptitude. Expect plenty of laughs from this portrayal.

Dan's look will include his bright pink gi and headband, likely styled to look overly dramatic or slightly ill-fitting to emphasize his lack of genuine skill. The look is a key part of his running gag.

Moving on is the Indian action star, known for his flexibility, is an inspired choice for the stretchy yogi.

Indian action star Vidyut Jammwal, known for his incredible flexibility and martial arts, is an inspired choice for the stretchy yogi, Dhalsim. His unique physical abilities will undoubtedly make Dhalsim's extendable limbs a visual spectacle. Jammwal brings genuine martial arts credibility to the role.

Jammwal will sport Dhalsim's traditional saffron or yellow loincloth, prayer beads, and tribal markings on his face and body. The look will emphasize his lean, flexible physique and his meditative nature.

Next is the masked country musician's enigmatic style that will lend itself well to the flamboyant Spanish ninja.

The masked country musician Orville Peck, known for his distinctive style, is cast as the flamboyant Spanish ninja, Vega. His enigmatic persona and flair for the dramatic could offer a captivating and unique take on the claw-wielding fighter. Peck's aesthetic aligns well with Vega's theatricality.

Vega's visual will be instantly recognizable by his white mask, long ponytail, and single, dangerous claw, paired with his ornate, matador-inspired outfit.

Moving on is the New Japan Pro-Wrestling star is ready to deliver the thunderous Hundred Hand Slap as the formidable sumo wrestler.

New Japan sumo wrestling star Hirooki Goto steps into the sumo wrestler role of E. Honda. His powerful build and experience in combat sports will bring authenticity to Honda's Hundred Hand Slap. Goto's presence will embody Honda's formidable strength.

Goto will wear E. Honda's traditional sumo attire: his dark blue mawashi and his signature kabuki face paint and hair.

Ending the list is the UFC Featherweight Champion, set to bring his legitimate combat expertise to a classic character from the game's origins.

UFC Featherweight Champion Alex Volkanovski is cast as Joe, a character from the original Street Fighter game. Volkanovski's legitimate fighting background guarantees intense and realistic combat sequences for this classic, albeit lesser-known, character. His inclusion is a nod to the game's roots.

Joe's look is expected to reflect his status as an American kickboxer, likely in simple, rugged fighting gear or a classic 90s martial arts look.

Set in 1993, the official synopsis reveals that estranged street fighters Ryu and Ken Masters are recruited by the mysterious Chun-Li for the next World Warrior Tournament. This brutal clash of fists, fate, and fury is merely the surface, as a deadly conspiracy lies behind the battle royale, forcing the warriors to confront their own personal demons.

The film is directed by Kitao Sakurai with a screenplay written by Dalan Musson. Street Fighter is scheduled for a theatrical release on October 16, 2026.  

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