TombRaider2 is no longer moving forward and Alicia Vikander is out as Lara Croft
thanks to a 2013 deal with GK Films, which acquired the film rights from video game maker Square Enix in 2011. MGM did not respond to a request for comment.s time at MGM, Angelina Jolie starred in two features based on the character and released by Paramount:. Those films brought in a combined $432 million worldwide. The property debuted in games in 1996.
The bidding war comes as studios and streamers are hungrier than ever for known IP. One source describes the situation as a “feeding frenzy.”
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