Amazon MGM Studios has announced that production for "Tomb Raider" is underway! They are celebrating the moment by giving us a first-look image of Sophie Turner as Lara Croft in the new Prime Video series. You can check it out below! "Tomb Raider" is based on the iconic video game franchise that
Prime Video confirmed some big casting news and character details for Tomb Raider today. In addition to officially announcing both Sigourney Weaver and Jason Isaacs as cast members, we also learned who these stars will play in the upcoming TV series. Isaacs will play an existing character in the
The Tomb Raider series for Prime Video is heating up in the casting department lately. FIrst, we got confirmation that Sophie Turner would play Lara Croft, then we got news that Sigourney Weaver was joining the series, now, according to Deadline, Jason Isaacs has signed on as well. It's unclear who
Sigourney Weaver might have a major role in the upcoming Avatar: Fire and Ash later this month, but that's not stopping her from jumping on to other projects. Deadline is reporting that Weaver is close to signing on to a role in the upcoming Tomb Raider series from Prime Video. Sophie Turner is set
We haven't had news about Prime Video's Tomb Raider series in a bit, but now we can confirm that Sophie Turner will play Lara Croft. The series is finally going into production with Phoebe Waller-Bridge as the creator, writer, and executive producer. She's being joined by Chad Hodge as executive
The role of Lara Croft has been played by plenty of talented actresses through the years including Alicia Vikander and Angelina Jolie in live-action and most recently Hayley Atwell in the Tomb Raider animated show for Netflix. Now, Prime Video is developing their own live-action series based on the
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