Angelina Jolie at the Tomb Raider Premiere

The transcript covers the evolution of Lara Croft's character in the Tomb Raider movies, highlighting the balance between staying true to the game and making her a more realistic character. It also touches on the impact of personal life on public perception and work, the courage required for stunts, especially after becoming a mother, and the speaker's humanitarian concerns, particularly regarding global issues and upcoming UN work.

How did the speaker feel about portraying Laura in the Tomb Raider movies?

• It was daunting due to the character's existing fan base.

• It was an easy task.

• It was a completely new character for her.

• It was not challenging at all.

What is the speaker's view on the evolution of Laura's character?

• Laura has stayed the same as in the game.

• Laura has become less popular.

• Laura has become more of a real woman.

• Laura has become less relatable.

What does the speaker believe about the public's focus on personal life?

• It is frustrating but more about societal focus.

• It is irrelevant to her.

• It is a positive trend.

• It helps in promoting movies.

How has motherhood influenced the speaker's approach to stunts?

• She feels braver to impress her son.

• She avoids stunts altogether.

• She does not care about stunts anymore.

• She has become more cautious.

What is the speaker's next destination for her UN work?

• New York

• Baghdad

• Russia

• London