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Sophie Turner’s work in the gym has paid off.
On Thursday, Prime Video dropped a first look at Turner as Lara Croft in the forthcoming live-action series “Tomb Raider” — which is currently in production.
“My God… she looks like she stepped out of the games,” one user wrote on X.
SOPHIE TURNER TRAINS ‘EIGHT HOURS A DAY, FIVE DAYS A WEEK’ FOR INTENSE ‘TOMB RAIDER’ ROLE PREPARATION
Sophie Turner, seen here as Lara Croft, trained eight hours a day, five days a week to prepare for her role in “Tomb Raider.” (Jay Maidment for Prime Video)
“Sophie Turner as Lara Croft is genuinely so striking,” another quipped. “I’ve got full faith this adaptation at Prime Video is going to be REALLY up my alley. I just can’t get over how phenomenal she looks.”
“OH MY GOD! SHE LOOKS PERFECT! I didn’t expected they would go with a look so classic!” one user commented on Instagram.
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The photo reveal comes days after Turner opened up about the intense training she endured to gear up for her role as Croft in the upcoming series during an appearance on SiriusXM’s “The Julia Cunningham Show.”
Turner revealed she had never really worked out before preparing for her role. (Marc Piasecki/WireImage)
After Cunningham asked Turner what her training regimen looked like, the “Game of Thrones” alum made a surprising admission.
“We’ve been doing eight hours a day, five days a week since February last year of training, so it’s been a lot,” Turner said.
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“What do you think was the most surprising thing that you’ve learned about your body when doing that?” Cunningham asked.
The mom of two said it has taken “months and months” to get into shape. (Dave Benett)
“I’ve learned I have a perpetual back problem, but I also realized that it’s much easier to kind of build muscle if you’ve ever worked out before in your life, which I never had, so it has taken me months and months and months to get into good shape,” Turner admitted. “That’s what I’ve learned.”
When Cunningham asked if her “Game of Thrones” role helped at all, Turner said, “No, I was the cool queen who, like, didn’t have to do that. I also just kind of was the one that got beat up, not the one doing the beating. So, it’s quite nice to learn how to throw a punch and not just take it.”
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