Tom Hopper as a police officer at Raccoon Police Department and secondary antagonist while being considerably more sympathetic. In addition, Wesker is also the Captain of the S.T.A.R.S. Alpha Team. Before the events of the film, he was approached by a mysterious woman (revealed to be Ada Wong in a post-credits scene) who asks him to do a job behind his fellow teammates' back - find a research lab belonging to Dr. William Birkin of Umbrella. During the raid on the Arkley Mansion, Birkin and Wesker shoot each other over the G-virus resulting in Wesker getting shot and presumably killed by his partner Jill Valentine. A remorseful Wesker pleads to her to get out before Umbrella destroys Raccoon City to cover up it's experiments. During the post-credit scene, Wesker is then reanimated by Ada by a retrovirus. In Resident Evil television series Lance Reddick plays Dr. Albert Wesker in the live action Resident Evil series from Netflix. Set after the events of the Resident Evil 5 video game, several clones of Wesker (notably "Albert", Bert", and "Alby") are revealed to have been produced before and after his death, with one having two daughters: Jade and Billie Wesker. Due to the cloning process, Wesker clones need to counteract degenerative aging, which Wesker does by injecting himself with Jade and Billie's blood. Set in modern day, Umbrella under Evelyn Marcus invited Al Wesker onto their board to begin further trials into the experimental anti-depressant "Joy", this required the family to move across the Atlantic to "New Raccoon City", a suburban company town in South Africa. Immediately after arriving at Umbrella HQ he was apprised of the company's more serious, confidential problem - an outbreak of T-virus at a plant in Tijuana. During the series, Al realizes Billie is immune after an encounter with a infected dog and wants to apply it to a T Virus vaccine to counteract the traits of the virus in Joy putting him against Marcus. Wesker sacrifices himself to destroy the HQ, but not before sending the twins with Bert to escape. Other appearances Albert Wesker appears in the crossover fighting game Marvel vs. Capcom 3: Fate of Two Worlds as a playable character and a key character in the game's plot, in which he joins forces with Doctor Doom as the two build an army of supervillains, attempting to merge the two dimensions in the hopes of