Photo: Warner Bros.Alicia Vikanderis hopeful about the possibility of aTomb Raider sequel.Though nothing’s set in stone, the 32-year-old actress toldColliderTuesday that she’d love to reprise her role as Lara Croft in a follow to the popular 2018 film.“Pre-COVID, I would’ve said yes. And now I think it’s a yes still. It’s not greenlit, but the script is in the making, and I think everyone is excited and I would love to revisit Lara again,” the Oscar winner said.In April 2019,The Hollywood Reporterrevealed thatTomb Raider 2wasin the works, though the coronavirus pandemic later stopped production in its tracks and director Ben Wheatley left the project. In January 2021,Lovecraft Countrycreator Misha Green was announced as his replacement.Warner Bros.Vikander said that while she hasn’t read the script, she looks forwarding to seeing what Green has up her sleeve.“It’s very recent. It’s really now when the world is up and running again [that the script is being written], and Misha is onboard and she’s working on the script right now,” she toldColliderof what might be in the works. “So I’m very excited to sort of read something very soon.“Vikandertook over CroftfromAngelina Jolie,and co-star Dominic West toldVogueshe approached it very seriously in a 2018 interview.“Alicia is quite badass,” the 51-year-old actor said. “And she’s deadly serious about the work. I was always trying to get her out to the pub, but she was very disciplined.“Arnold Jerocki/GettyVikander went through intense physical training to prepare for her role as the independent adventurer, including weight training, MMA fighting, climbing, archery and swimming – even finding time to achieve a personal fitness goal.“I’ve never been able to lift my own weight, and the day when you have that capacity, it’s pretty empowering!” she toldEllein 2017 of stepping it up for the film.“I’ve never done action scenes on this level — not even close. It feels like I’m back to dancing — the training, the intensity,” the former ballerina added. “You need to be aware of your movement up in the wires and how your body works.”
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Alicia Vikanderis hopeful about the possibility of aTomb Raider sequel.Though nothing’s set in stone, the 32-year-old actress toldColliderTuesday that she’d love to reprise her role as Lara Croft in a follow to the popular 2018 film.“Pre-COVID, I would’ve said yes. And now I think it’s a yes still. It’s not greenlit, but the script is in the making, and I think everyone is excited and I would love to revisit Lara again,” the Oscar winner said.In April 2019,The Hollywood Reporterrevealed thatTomb Raider 2wasin the works, though the coronavirus pandemic later stopped production in its tracks and director Ben Wheatley left the project. In January 2021,Lovecraft Countrycreator Misha Green was announced as his replacement.Warner Bros.Vikander said that while she hasn’t read the script, she looks forwarding to seeing what Green has up her sleeve.“It’s very recent. It’s really now when the world is up and running again [that the script is being written], and Misha is onboard and she’s working on the script right now,” she toldColliderof what might be in the works. “So I’m very excited to sort of read something very soon.“Vikandertook over CroftfromAngelina Jolie,and co-star Dominic West toldVogueshe approached it very seriously in a 2018 interview.“Alicia is quite badass,” the 51-year-old actor said. “And she’s deadly serious about the work. I was always trying to get her out to the pub, but she was very disciplined.“Arnold Jerocki/GettyVikander went through intense physical training to prepare for her role as the independent adventurer, including weight training, MMA fighting, climbing, archery and swimming – even finding time to achieve a personal fitness goal.“I’ve never been able to lift my own weight, and the day when you have that capacity, it’s pretty empowering!” she toldEllein 2017 of stepping it up for the film.“I’ve never done action scenes on this level — not even close. It feels like I’m back to dancing — the training, the intensity,” the former ballerina added. “You need to be aware of your movement up in the wires and how your body works.”
Alicia Vikanderis hopeful about the possibility of aTomb Raider sequel.
Though nothing’s set in stone, the 32-year-old actress toldColliderTuesday that she’d love to reprise her role as Lara Croft in a follow to the popular 2018 film.
“Pre-COVID, I would’ve said yes. And now I think it’s a yes still. It’s not greenlit, but the script is in the making, and I think everyone is excited and I would love to revisit Lara again,” the Oscar winner said.
In April 2019,The Hollywood Reporterrevealed thatTomb Raider 2wasin the works, though the coronavirus pandemic later stopped production in its tracks and director Ben Wheatley left the project. In January 2021,Lovecraft Countrycreator Misha Green was announced as his replacement.
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Vikander said that while she hasn’t read the script, she looks forwarding to seeing what Green has up her sleeve.
“It’s very recent. It’s really now when the world is up and running again [that the script is being written], and Misha is onboard and she’s working on the script right now,” she toldColliderof what might be in the works. “So I’m very excited to sort of read something very soon.”
Vikandertook over CroftfromAngelina Jolie,and co-star Dominic West toldVogueshe approached it very seriously in a 2018 interview.
“Alicia is quite badass,” the 51-year-old actor said. “And she’s deadly serious about the work. I was always trying to get her out to the pub, but she was very disciplined.”
Arnold Jerocki/Getty
Vikander went through intense physical training to prepare for her role as the independent adventurer, including weight training, MMA fighting, climbing, archery and swimming – even finding time to achieve a personal fitness goal.
“I’ve never been able to lift my own weight, and the day when you have that capacity, it’s pretty empowering!” she toldEllein 2017 of stepping it up for the film.
“I’ve never done action scenes on this level — not even close. It feels like I’m back to dancing — the training, the intensity,” the former ballerina added. “You need to be aware of your movement up in the wires and how your body works.”
source: people.com
