Swedish actress Alicia Vikander played Lara Croft in the 2018 reboot of "Tomb Raider: Origins". The director of the sequel "Tomb Raider 2" has been confirmed to be Misha Green, the female director of "The Devil's Land". Due to the epidemic, the European and American entertainment industries are in chaos. Alicia Vikander has not seen the script for the sequel yet, but she expressed her desire to play Lara Croft again in the sequel. Alicia Vikander said: "Before the epidemic, I hoped that this movie could be filmed, and I still think so now. I hope the producers can give a green light. The script is being written, and everyone, including me, hopes to return to the crew. I am also looking forward to working with Misha Green." From what Cameron said, she really wants to return to the crew. However, the reputation and box office performance of game-adapted movies in recent years have not been good, which has also put considerable pressure on the producers. The new version of "Tomb Raider" focuses on the new young version of Laura. At the age of 21, she was just a fledgling newcomer. After experiencing a stormy shipwreck, Laura drifted to an unknown island. However, here, she is not alone, she must try to survive... |
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