take Rose out to safety while Chun-Li and Gen face Bison. After a long battle, Chun-Li hits Bison with a bamboo pole and drops sandbags on him, stunning him. She then charges up a Kikoken and shoots it at him, knocking him off the scaffolding before she jumps and twists his neck with her legs. Nash tells Chun-Li to leave the scene as Thai police arrive. Chun-Li returns to her home in Hong Kong and settles down, then Gen pays her a visit. He shows her a newspaper advert for an upcoming Street Fighter tournament, telling her that a Japanese fighter named Ryu might be a recruit for their cause. She declines the offer, telling him she is home for now. Cast Kristin Kreuk as Chun-Li Katherine Pemberton as Young Chun-Li Neal McDonough as M. Bison Brendan Miller as Young M. Bison Chris Klein as Interpol Agent Charlie Nash Michael Clarke Duncan as Balrog Moon Bloodgood as Detective Maya Sunee Taboo as Vega Robin Shou as Gen, Martial Arts Master Edmund Chen as Huang Xiang, Father of Chun-Li Josie Ho as Cantana Elizaveta Kiryukhina as Rose Cheng Pei-pei as Zhilan Production In 2006, Hyde Park Entertainment and Capcom announced its intention to produce a film adaptation of the game series in a joint venture under the 20th Century Fox banner, with the storyline to focus on a Street Fighter origin story starting with one of its characters Chun-Li with screenwriter Justin Marks to write a script for the adaptation. In 2007, Hype Park has chosen Andrzej Bartkowiak to helm as film director. That same year, it was announced that Kristin Kreuk was cast as Chun-Li. In 2008, Michael Clarke Duncan, Chris Klein, Taboo, Rick Yune and Neal McDonough were cast as characters Balrog, Charlie Nash, Vega, Gen and M. Bison with Moon Bloodgood, Edmund Chen, Josie Ho and Cheng Pei-pei were also cast in roles as well. In the interview with MTV, Jean-Claude Van Damme who played Guile in the 1994 film revealed that he was offered to reprise his role but turned down the movie. Before shooting began Yune left the film for unknown reasons but was replaced by Robin Shou, who played Liu Kang, the lead character in the Mortal Kombat films as Gen. Filming took place between March and April 2008. Shooting locations included Hong Kong, China; Bangkok, Thailand; Vancouver, Canada; and Reno, Nevada and Herlong, California,