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A ‘Tomb Raider’ Movie and Series Are in the Works at Amazon

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The Tomb Raider video game, and its Lara Croft adventures, have been turned into three movies, none of which have perfectly captured the games. Amazon Studios still believes in the promise of the character and property, however, as they’ve got a film and television brewing. More below, including the surprising name working on the show’s scripts.

According to The Hollywood Reporter, Phoebe Waller-Bridge is on boars to write the Tomb Raider series, which will connect not just to the film being developed, but the upcoming new game as well. Amazon sure seems to be all-in on the franchise, hoping for their own Marvel Cinematic Universe of sorts. Stay tuned for more.

Source: THR

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Robert Hamer
Robert Hamer
1 month ago

Lara Croft: Tomb Raider in 2001 — $131M

Lara Croft Tomb Raider: The Cradle of Life in 2003 — $65M

Tomb Raider in 2018 — $58M

Studio Executives in 2023 — “I see a lot of potential for this franchise.”

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Joey Magidson
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Joey Magidson
1 month ago
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True story

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Steven Prusakowski has been a cinephile as far back as he can remember, literally. At the age of ten, while other kids his age were sleeping, he was up into the late hours of the night watching the Oscars. Since then, his passion for film, television, and awards has only grown. For over a decade he has reviewed and written about entertainment through publications including Awards Circuit and Screen Radar. He has conducted interviews with some of the best in the business - learning more about them, their projects and their crafts. He is a graduate of the RIT film program. You can find him on Twitter and Letterboxd as @FilmSnork – we don’t know why the name, but he seems to be sticking to it.
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