sharing an update on the sequel, Alicia Vikander told Good Morning America that the plan for Tomb Raider 2s shooting has been changed due to the Coronavirus pandemic.
Alicia Vikander
Oscar winner Alicia Vikander says the much-awaited "Tomb Raider 2" is expected to start shooting in 2021. Vikander, who took over the role from Angelina Jolie, made her debut as the globetrotting titular protagonist with 2018's "Tomb Raider".
Sharing an update on the sequel, the 32-year-old Swedish star told Good Morning America that the plan for the film's shooting has been changed due to the coronavirus pandemic.
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"The plan was for us to start making one this year, of course due to the [pandemic] situation, that's now very different. We're still in discussions about it, so I hope we can probably get to it next year," Vikander said. Roar Uthaug, who directed the first movie, is not coming back for the sequel, which will now be helmed by Ben Wheatley of "Free Fire" fame.
"Tomb Raider" also featured Dominic West, Walton Goggins and Daniel Wu. Vikander currently stars alongside Julianne Moore in "The Glorias", biopic on veteran journalist and activist Gloria Steinem.
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