After three movie variations of the favored online game collection Tomb Raider, Amazon needs to take a flip bringing the property to a TV collection. The corporate has reportedly tapped Emmy-winning showrunner Phoebe Waller-Bridge to assist convey the sport’s adventurous world to the small display.

Waller-Bridge might be a scriptwriter and govt producer on the collection, which remains to be in improvement, in accordance with The Hollywood Reporter. Waller-Bridge, who’s growing the present as a part of a renewed cope with Amazon, will reportedly not star within the collection. It is unclear who will take the lead position as Lara Croft, the treasure-hunting adventurer performed by Angelina Jolie within the first 2001 movie adaptation and its 2003 sequel, then by Alicia Vikander within the 2018 movie reboot. 

Tomb Raider would add to a small, however more and more widespread slate of programming for Amazon’s Prime Video service, which incorporates superhero hits The Boys and Invincible and the lavishly costly Rings of Energy, a prequel to The Lord of the Rings collection. The shortage of a large library of well-known unique applications has meant that Prime Video generally will get misplaced within the dialogue over the so-called streaming wars, with Netflix, HBO Max and Disney Plus usually dominating the dialog.  

Waller-Bridge received a string of awards for her BBC collection Fleabag, together with three Emmys, two Golden Globes and a British Academy Tv Award. She was the showrunner and head author on Killing Eve in its first season and acquired a writing credit score on the newest James Bond movie, No Time to Die.

Tomb Raider rose to prominence within the ’90s after a number of widespread video games on the Sony PlayStation consoles. A 2013 reboot kicked off a well-liked trilogy of video games, however studio Sq. Enix bought the rights to the Tomb Raider franchise final 12 months, which have been picked up in December by Amazon with plans to publish the following sport at a future date.

Amazon did not instantly reply to a request for remark.