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Lady Dimitrescu Actor Maggie Robertson Would Say Yes in a Heartbeat if Capcom Called to Reprise Her Breakout Resident Evil Role

Maggie Robertson has said she would accept any opportunity from Capcom to reprise her breakout role as Lady Dimitrescu in the Resident Evil series, calling the character her “firstborn.”

Lady Dimitrescu Actor Maggie Robertson Would Say Yes in a Heartbeat if Capcom Called to Reprise Her Breakout Resident Evil Role

Maggie Robertson expressed her eagerness to reprise her breakout role as Lady Dimitrescu in the Resident Evil series if Capcom reached out, describing the character as her "firstborn." Lady Dimitrescu marked Robertson's initial foray into the world of video games, profoundly transforming her life. Speaking at gamescom about her latest role, Tasha in the Dungeons & Dragons game Warlock, Robertson reflected on the past five years as a surreal journey.

"That game, that character changed my life in every way," she shared. "There's no aspect of my life that hasn't been touched by that character." The character's popularity post-release led to her becoming a central figure in Capcom's marketing efforts. Robertson has since appeared in various projects, including Baldur's Gate 3 and Fortnite.

She credits the video game industry for opening doors to roles she wouldn't have otherwise been considered for due to her age and appearance. Robertson is optimistic about future opportunities, emphasizing that with the right mindset, one can achieve their dreams. Regarding Lady Dimitrescu's potential return, Robertson expressed her enthusiastic support, stating, "Oh, of course!

A hundred times, yes. She's my firstborn. So anytime they call, I will say happy days." For now, she focuses on her current role in Warlock, admiring Tasha's complex nature and the challenges the character presents.

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