Amazon's Tomb Raider TV Series Reportedly Cancelled After Development Stalls

Sources claim the project, led by Phoebe Waller-Bridge, was halted following script delays, casting issues, and leadership changes at Amazon Studios.

Amazon's Tomb Raider TV series, announced with high expectations in 2024, is reportedly no longer moving forward, with multiple sources describing the project as 'dead.'
Phoebe Waller-Bridge, attached as writer and producer under a lucrative Amazon deal, failed to deliver a viable script despite significant development costs.
Game of Thrones star Sophie Turner, initially set to play Lara Croft, is now unavailable due to other filming commitments, further complicating production efforts.
The departure of Jennifer Salke, former head of Amazon Studios and a key champion of the project, has contributed to the series' instability.
Amazon has not officially confirmed the cancellation, but insiders suggest the project is unlikely to proceed after years of delays and setbacks.