Amazon’s is driving a top after the luck of and it has extra video game-related tasks covered up. The streaming carrier has ordered a sequence with Phoebe Waller-Bridge of Fleabag reputation set as author and govt manufacturer. The display used to be rumored to be taking place and now it is reputable.
“If I may inform my teenage self this used to be taking place I feel she’d explode. Tomb Raider has been an enormous a part of my lifestyles and I believe extremely privileged to be bringing it to tv with such passionate collaborators,” Waller-Bridge said in a statement. “Lara Croft manner so much to me, as she does to many, and I will be able to’t wait to move in this journey. Bats ‘n all.”
Few other details about the “epic, globetrotting” project have been revealed (it’s not yet known who’s playing Lara Croft, for one thing), though it stems from a deal between Amazon MGM Studios and Crystal Dynamics to develop shows and movies based on Tomb Raider. There’s no release window for the series as yet, but Amazon says it will premiere in more than 240 countries and territories. The company’s games division is also , while a is slated to hit Netflix this year.
Prime Video has also lined up a docuseries about EA’s blockbuster games. EA Sports will open up its vault of rare and unreleased footage for the project. A documentary crew will follow the development of the next game in the series.
These are just some of the many announcements that Prime Video is making today as it tries to win over advertisers at its upfront event. A pop culture version of Jeopardy! is on the way to the service, which will host its first NFL Wild Card Playoff game in January. A Legally Blonde prequel series called is coming too.
Elsewhere, Prime Video renewed its hit show The Boys for a fifth season, announced a live-action Spider-Man Noir show starring Nicolas Cage and revealed the . In addition, a documentary following the last 12 days of Roger Federer’s skilled tennis occupation is coming to Top Video on June 20.
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