Sophie Turner’s Tomb Raider Gets Promising Report After Injury Halted Filming

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Production on the upcoming “Tomb Raider” series starring Sophie Turner is moving forward again. Filming was briefly stopped when Turner was injured, but she has recovered and work has now restarted. There are no anticipated delays to the show’s release.

Sophie Turner’s Tomb Raider to reportedly resume filming after injury break

Filming for the new Tomb Raider movie is back on track after a brief pause. Production was temporarily halted when Sophie Turner, the lead actress, was injured, but according to TMZ, she’s recovered and filming has resumed. The delay isn’t expected to push back the movie’s release date.

The actress was injured, but the details haven’t been released. Sources say the injury didn’t happen while she was working on set. Although she often does her own stunts for the show, the injury occurred during her personal time.

Filming stopped completely while the main actress recovered, but the crew continued to receive paychecks during the break. Now that the actress has returned to set, it seems like production has resumed.

A Prime Video representative previously told the BBC that Ashley Turner experienced a small injury, and filming has temporarily stopped so she can recover. They didn’t share any details about what happened or how long the break would last.

This new series follows Lara Croft, the famous adventurer and archaeologist from the popular video game, played by Alicia Vikander. Jason Isaacs and Sigourney Weaver are also part of the cast. The show is being filmed in the UK and various other places.

Phoebe Waller-Bridge is the driving force behind the project, acting as creator, writer, executive producer, and co-showrunner. Production is underway again without any issues, so the series is currently on track for its planned release date.

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2026-04-16 14:46