Tomb Raider
Did You Know Angelina Jolie Was Disappointed About Her Character In Lara Croft: Tomb Raider, Know Why
Despite the commercial success of the film Lara Croft: Tomb Raider, Angelina Jolie, who's been the lead in the film, wasn't happy enough with her character in the film. She was disappointed with it for not being s*xy enough and wasn't even interested to take up the role in the first place but given several elements to it, the actress agreed to essay the role. “I wasn’t satisfied with it. Through the making of that film, we were all still trying [to] figure out how things worked, and we were trying to make the video game into a person, but still, it was the video game, and still, | Click Here...
Disha Patani is now the ‘Tomb Raider’ of Bollywood, see epic moment
Disha Patani follows up a huge fanbase in India. With not just her skilful acting chops, but the actress has also earned love from the fans with her fitness quotient over time, and her hot toned body is proof. Of late, the actress took it to her Instagram handle to share a candid mirror selfie on Instagram, looking all hot in beige crop top and black cargos, her toned midriff got us envious of her. However, that's not all! A fan's epic comment down beneath caught our attention, as the fan calls Disha Patani 'The Bollywood Version of Tomb Raider", here take a look- | Click Here...
Angelina Jolie In Maleficent Or Lara Croft Tomb Raider: Which Was Her Most Loved Role?
Angelina Jolie is no doubt one of the best actress that Hollywood has given us. She has been part of some of the amazing movies ever created. Angelina Jolie throughout her career has taken up roles that are difficult and hard to tackle. Her constant but steady swift from different types of roles that poles apart prove that Angelina Jolie is a versatile actor. Two of Angelina’s noteworthy roles are, one is when she played the role of a villain in Maleficent. And her role as Lara Croft in Tomb Raider. Let's take a look at which of her role was most loved. Maleficent is an Amer | Click Here...