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Street Fighter movie’s cast may include Minecraft’s Jason Mamoa, WWE’s Roman Reigns and others – The Times of India
May 23, 2025
In a notable development within the entertainment industry, Jason Momoa, celebrated for his role in A Minecraft Movie, and WWE superstar Roman Reigns, recognized from Fast & Furious Presents: Hobbs & Shaw, are reportedly in discussions to join the cast of Legendary’s upcoming live-action adaptation of Street Fighter. According to a report from Deadline, they are not alone in these negotiations; Andrew Koji, known for his performance in Bullet Train, and Noah Centineo, who recently appeared in Warfare, are also in talks for roles in this highly anticipated film, which draws inspiration from the iconic Capcom video game series.
While excitement builds, studio representatives have opted to remain tight-lipped, with no official comments regarding the project or its plot details. The directorial reins have recently been passed to Kitao Sakurai, known for his work on Bad Trip, who took over from Danny and Michael Philippou, the duo initially brought on board in April 2023 following Legendary’s acquisition of the exclusive film and television rights to the Street Fighter franchise.
What we know about the Street Fighter movie and the alleged cast
The Street Fighter franchise, which first made its debut in 1987, has evolved into a beloved fighting game series characterized by intense one-on-one matches and a global tournament orchestrated by the nefarious M. Bison and his Shadaloo organization. To date, the series has achieved remarkable commercial success, selling over 55 million copies worldwide.
Among the potential cast members, Ken Yamamura, recognized for his roles in Warrior, Gangs of London, Bullet Train, and Boy Kills World, is set to appear in the Tubi original Worth the Wait and Prime Video’s heist series Haven. Meanwhile, Jason Momoa is gearing up for a busy schedule, leading Apple’s miniseries Chief of War in August and starring in Legendary’s Animal Friends in October. He is also set to reprise his roles as Lobo in Supergirl: Woman of Tomorrow and Duncan Idaho in Dune: Messiah.
Noah Centineo continues to expand his filmography, having recently been featured in A24’s Warfare and Netflix’s The Recruit. Roman Reigns, whose real name is Leati Joseph Anoa’i, has made his mark in the film industry with appearances in Fast & Furious Presents: Hobbs & Shaw and The Wrong Missy.
Street Fighter movie’s cast may include Minecraft’s Jason Mamoa, WWE’s Roman Reigns and others – The Times of India
In a notable development within the entertainment industry, Jason Momoa, celebrated for his role in A Minecraft Movie, and WWE superstar Roman Reigns, recognized from Fast & Furious Presents: Hobbs & Shaw, are reportedly in discussions to join the cast of Legendary’s upcoming live-action adaptation of Street Fighter. According to a report from Deadline, they are not alone in these negotiations; Andrew Koji, known for his performance in Bullet Train, and Noah Centineo, who recently appeared in Warfare, are also in talks for roles in this highly anticipated film, which draws inspiration from the iconic Capcom video game series.
While excitement builds, studio representatives have opted to remain tight-lipped, with no official comments regarding the project or its plot details. The directorial reins have recently been passed to Kitao Sakurai, known for his work on Bad Trip, who took over from Danny and Michael Philippou, the duo initially brought on board in April 2023 following Legendary’s acquisition of the exclusive film and television rights to the Street Fighter franchise.
What we know about the Street Fighter movie and the alleged cast
The Street Fighter franchise, which first made its debut in 1987, has evolved into a beloved fighting game series characterized by intense one-on-one matches and a global tournament orchestrated by the nefarious M. Bison and his Shadaloo organization. To date, the series has achieved remarkable commercial success, selling over 55 million copies worldwide.
Among the potential cast members, Ken Yamamura, recognized for his roles in Warrior, Gangs of London, Bullet Train, and Boy Kills World, is set to appear in the Tubi original Worth the Wait and Prime Video’s heist series Haven. Meanwhile, Jason Momoa is gearing up for a busy schedule, leading Apple’s miniseries Chief of War in August and starring in Legendary’s Animal Friends in October. He is also set to reprise his roles as Lobo in Supergirl: Woman of Tomorrow and Duncan Idaho in Dune: Messiah.
Noah Centineo continues to expand his filmography, having recently been featured in A24’s Warfare and Netflix’s The Recruit. Roman Reigns, whose real name is Leati Joseph Anoa’i, has made his mark in the film industry with appearances in Fast & Furious Presents: Hobbs & Shaw and The Wrong Missy.