Sophie Turner Parties Despite Back Injury, Lara Croft Production Resumes

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Sophie Turner heard her back on the set of the massive 100 million pound Lara Croft TV

series for Amazon Prime, forcing a full production halt.

As Shepperton Studios, the game of Throne Star, whose 30 years old and leading as the iconic

adventurer, aggravated an old injury during intense stun work.

Officials called him minor and said they're just pausing briefly for recovery.

Four days later, video popped up showing Sophie partying hard at a Mexican spot in Notting

Hill, dancing and drinking with friends until the early.

Hours of Saturday morning, sources say she was the life of the party, no signs of pain

and sight.

Crew folks freaked out, calling a chaos, with fears she might need of to six months off

or even get replaced.

But producers figure it's too late for that, since so much footage is already shot,

and they push the break themselves as a precaution.

Sophie have been grinding through eight hour training days, five days a week since February

last year, building muscle from scratch for punches, and stunts way tougher than her queen

role in Game of Thrones.

She even admitted on a show that her back issue is chronic, but she's powering through.

Word is the reboot, pinned by Phoebe Waller Bridge with stars like Sigourney Weaver, picks

back up soon.

Following Angelina Jolie and Alicia Vikander's footsteps ain't easy, but Sophie's proving

she's built for the raid.