Nov. 5th, 2009

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Milla Jovovich is worried she'll catch hypothermia on the set of 'Resident Evil Afterlife', after filming in the snow and hail wearing skimpy outfits.

Milla Jovovich is worried she'll catch hypothermia on the set of 'Resident Evil Afterlife'. The Ukranian born model turned actress told how she's been feeling the elements while filming scenes for the new film, with sees Milla return as Alice, joined by co-stars Ali Larter and Wentworth Miller, in Canada.

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If motherhood has taught Milla Jovovich one thing, it is to be completely selfless when it comes to her daughter Ever Gabo, 2. “Before you have kids, you create so many problems that are centered in yourself,” she tells PARADE. “You’re thinking, ‘Am I ready for this audition? Am I good enough?’”

Placing Ever at the top of her list of priorities has proven beneficial for the actress, who admits success in her career is now simply icing on the cake. “Even if I don’t get the job, I know I’m going to be really busy at home,” she says, adding that motherhood is “a full-time job” in of itself.

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Milla Jovovich continues her live Twitter updates from the set of Resident Evil: Afterlife, and not only are they informative, but some of them are damned funny, too! Get ready to dig on some highlights! Resident Evil: Afterlife is shooting in 3D and is expected to hit U.S. theatres in fall 2010 and throughout the rest of the world in the following months. Stay tuned for more.

NOTE: Major Spoilers Behind the Cut if your are not following Milla's Tweets.

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Latest thriller provides anxious audiences with close encounters of ‘The Fourth Kind’

Who — or what — is the cause of the many disappearances in Nome, Alaska? In his new film, “The Fourth Kind,” rookie writer-director Olatunde Osunsanmi points the finger at aliens. Although the film shows alleged archival footage re-enacted by actress Milla Jovovich (“Resident Evil”) and others, the facts still remain unclear.

Initially, this film seems like a groundbreaking exposé of a government cover-up, especially when mulling over the evidence put forward. Between 1960 and 2004, many Alaskan citizens went missing. In total, there were 24 disappearances and much of the town thought it was the work of a serial killer. Officials from the FBI investigated the various cases, deeming “excessive alcohol consumption and the [harsh] winter climate” as the probable cause. Osunsanmi apparently disagrees. His movie, “The Fourth Kind,” attempts to reveal the truth behind the supposed cover-up once and for all. With all the hype surrounding the film, it’s quite a stretch to expect viewers to believe aliens caused it all. Or is it?

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Jovovich recently tweeted some updates on the film where she discussed the amount of fire power she’ll get to use this time around. According to the actress, she’ll have her hands full with “2 smith&wesson 460 revolvers, 2 sawed off double barrel shotguns, 1MPSK submachine gun,2MP9 submachine guns and 1 M4 assault rifle.” It sounds like plenty of zombies will be getting their heads blown off in this one.

In the above photo it features Miller, Jovovich, Locke, and Larter on what appears to be a huge boat. They don’t look too happy with the paps snapping pictures of them, but that’s the nature of the beast. From the character descriptions Miller will be playing Chris Redfield, and Larter will return as Claire Redfield.

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