Inde Navarrette, known for her breakout role in the film "Obsession," has revealed her ambition to enter the realm of video game voice acting. In a recent interview with Variety, Navarrette stated her interest in the Resident Evil universe and her desire to contribute to the franchise.
Navarrette confirmed that she has been approached for voice acting work and will be starting that journey soon, though she remained tight-lipped about specific projects. She expressed a preference for beginning with smaller roles to "test the waters" before tackling larger, more distinct projects. "Video games are obviously a big interest of mine," Navarrette told Variety, "I love that world, specifically — the Resident Evil world."
The actress also touched upon the upcoming Resident Evil film adaptation, directed by Zach Cregger, which is slated for release in September. "Okay, I will buy a ticket," Navarrette remarked when the film was mentioned.
Navarrette's enthusiasm for gaming is well-documented. Her Twitch channel gained significant traction following her rise to fame. In conversations with GQ, she detailed a childhood spent playing games like those on the PlayStation 2 with her family, later transitioning to narrative-heavy titles such as "Red Dead Redemption 2" and "The Last of Us." She is also a notable fan of the Call of Duty series, a passion highlighted when a fan gifted her a sealed copy of "Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2" from 2009.
Given the critical success of her performance in "Obsession," Navarrette has considerable latitude in choosing future roles. Beyond Resident Evil, she has also expressed interest in joining the X-Men film franchise, specifically mentioning a desire to play Mystique after meeting with director Jake Schreier. Fans have begun advocating for her inclusion in Marvel's X-Men universe, drawing parallels to her ability to portray distinct character facets in "Obsession."