Angelina Jolie Posters Movie Posters	Lara Croft: Tomb Raider - Building Lara's World	tomb raider special Homepage 4 Tomb Raider: Lara Croft (2001) Cast and Credits Story Players Assembled Jolie is Lara Croft Building Lara's World Iceland & Cambodia The Game Picture Gallery 4 Lara Croft Tomb Raider: The Cradle of Life (2003) Cast and Credits Detailed Storyline A Dream Come True Interesting Co-Stars Lara's Most Dangerous Venture of All Technology From Greece to China Picture Gallery
	While Angelina Jolie trained, other departments began cranking up for the start of production. Producers Lawrence Gordon and Lloyd Levin were joined by Colin Wilson, long an associate of Steven Spielberg, who began his career with Spielberg in the editing department of the "Indiana Jones" movies, and has since produced "The Lost World," "Amistad," "Small Soldiers" and "The Haunting." An action film combining stunts and special effects necessitated the controlled environment of a studio, so the production team built two highly ambitious sets on Pinewood Studios' famed 007 Stage. At one end stood the Tomb of the Dancing Light and at the other, the Temple of Ten Thousand Shadows, the former linking to exterior scenes to be filmed in Cambodia, the latter to scenes set in Siberia (though filmed in Iceland). The Tomb of the Dancing Light was a massive, four-story construction dominated at one end by a huge, six-armed Buddha. Around the tomb are stone monkey warriors, protecting it from harm. The Temple of Ten Thousand Shadows was dominated by a gigantic orrery, defined in the dictionary as an apparatus for representing the positions, motions and phases of the planets and satellites in the solar system, named after Charles Boyle, Earl of Orrery, for whom it was first made.