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Oscar winning actress Angelina Jolie has been whisked to a secret location in North Wales to continue shooting scenes for Paramount Pictures Tomb Raider movie sequel, IC Liverpool reports today. One of her first scenes will involve the Hollywood superstar traveling in a 4x4 off-road vehicle hugging the borders of a lake surrounding a spectacular thatched village designed to resemble a Chinese rural community.

Last Updated: Sep 17, 2002

Pinewood Studios spokeswoman Sue Darcy has confirmed to IC North Wales that Lara Croft star Angelina Jolie will arrive in North Wales within weeks to continue shooting scenes for Paramount Pictures Tomb Raider movie sequel. The former Oscar-winner, donning hot-pants and pistols for her second foray as video-game heroine Lara Croft, will film on six purpose-built sets in a disused slate quarry near Carmel. Action scenes will also be recorded in a secluded spot beneath rugged slopes beside Llyn Llyn Gwynant and in a fantastic thatched village that has been built and designed to pass for ancient China.

Last Updated: Sep 11, 2002

Top Cow, empire magnate of all things Tomb Raider comic related, announces the release of Tomb Raider TP vol. III: Chasing Shangri-La starring British aristocrat Lara Croft and another host of evil adversaries threatening to topple the adventurer from her heroine pedestal.

Last Updated: Sep 10, 2002

As first reported by tombraiderchronicles.com on July 8th 2002 and then denied by a source close to the Goss camp [you wouldn't believe how close!] on July 9th 2002, former Bros heartthrob Luke Goss has been offered a starring role opposite Angelina Jolie in Par's Tomb Raider movie sequel. Goss, who recently made a major appearance in the vampire flick Blade II, is also penned to star in the Midas Films backed East End gangster movie Charlie. Producers have reworked their filming schedule to accommodate Goss' role opposite Jolie.

Last Updated: Sep 9, 2002

Game On is the first major UK exhibition to explore the vibrant history, culture and future of videogames from 1962 to the present day and beyond. Come and play over 120 videogames at this incredible groundbreaking exhibition. Forty years ago Space War!, the first ever videogame, appeared and now in 2002 Sony are presenting us with the possibility of games without consoles, where players manipulate objects using their own body movement. See it all at Game On!

Last Updated: Sep 9, 2002