Austin Abrams Has Not Said Which Film Was More Difficult to Shoot
Actor Austin Abrams has not revealed which of his film projects, 'Whalefall' or 'Resident Evil,' was more difficult to shoot, according to The Hollywood Reporter.
Austin, TX, October 16, 2026 —
Actor Austin Abrams has not revealed whether Whalefall or Resident Evil was more difficult to shoot, according to The Hollywood Reporter.
The available report does not identify either project as the more challenging one. It also does not provide a comparison from Abrams, an explanation for why he has not made one, or details about the filming conditions for either production. No further information about the projects’ production schedules, locations or roles is included in the report summary.
As a result, the relative difficulty of filming the two projects remains undisclosed in the information provided. The summary does not establish that Abrams was asked to choose between them, nor does it indicate that he has ruled out discussing the subject later. It reports only that he has not revealed which shoot was more difficult.
The Hollywood Reporter is the source cited for that account. Without additional statements or production details, there is no basis in the available information to rank the projects or explain what may have made either shoot challenging. The distinction is limited to the lack of a disclosed comparison; it does not provide evidence about the nature or extent of any difficulties.
The report therefore leaves the question unanswered: Abrams has not identified Whalefall or Resident Evil as the more difficult film to shoot.
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