Street Fighter

Street Fighter 2026 movie.

The Roster: A Supercard of Stars That'll Make Your Jaw Drop (Literally)

This isn't some half-baked adaptation with three dudes in gi's punching air. The cast is a stacked deck of A-listers, wrestlers, and wild cards that somehow, gloriously, fits the game's global fighter vibe. Here's the dream team breaking it down:

Actor/Actress

Why It Works (Or Why We're Hyped)

Ryu

Andrew Koji (Snake Eyes)

The stoic wanderer with a thousand-yard stare—Koji's got the martial arts chops to make those Shoryukens feel earned.

Ken Masters

Noah Centineo (To All the Boys)

From rom-com heartthrob to flaming uppercut king? This could be the glow-up of the year.

Chun-Li

Callina Liang (Warrior)

Interpol agent by day, leg-day legend by night. Liang brings the grace and the thunder.

Akuma (Gouki)

Joe "Roman Reigns" Anoa'i

The Tribal Chief as the raging demon? Beads, beads, GO TO SLEEP—er, Raging Demon. His hulking presence is pure nightmare fuel, and that first-look image? It's like if Oni crashed a WWE ring.

Blanka

Jason Momoa (Aquaman)

The electric Brazilian beast gets the Momoa treatment: green-skinned, wild-haired, and shockingly feral. He doesn't even show up in the trailer, but leaked set pics? Let's just say it's a glow-up from the original game's lime Jell-O vibe that'll have you yelling "Beast mode!"

Guile

Cody Rhodes (WWE Champ)

Mullet mandatory. Rhodes channels the all-American drill sergeant with flash kicks that could launch a bald eagle.

M. Bison

David Dastmalchian (Dune)

Psycho Power suits the guy's eerie intensity—expect some dictator-level monologuing.

Balrog

Curtis "50 Cent" Jackson

The boxing brute with a side of rap swagger? "Get rich or die punchin'" incoming.

Dhalsim

Vidyut Jammwal (Commando)

Stretchy yogi fire-breather? Jammwal's Bollywood action cred makes this a contortionist's delight.

Vega

Orville Peck (Country Star)

Masked narcissist with claws? Peck's got the flamboyant edge to claw up the screen.

Zangief

Olivier Richters (Black Widow)

The Russian bear hugger towers at 7'2"—spinning piledrivers will feel apocalyptic.