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Rhona Mitra Biography
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| Name : | Rhona Mitra |
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Birth date :
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August 9, 1976
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Birth place :
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Paddington, London, England, UK
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Height :
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5' 8
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Education :
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Roedean in East Brighton
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Nationality :
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British
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Occupation :
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Actress
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Rhona Mitra Detailed Biography
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Rhona Mitra is an english girl, born in Paddington, London, England on August 9, 1976, the daughter of Nora and Anthony Mitra. In 1984, Rhona's parents got divorced and, as part of an overall lifestyle change, eight-year-old Rhona was sent off to boarding school. She has some acting experience, both in theatre and television, her last role before incarnating Lara, was in Jilly Cooper's The Man Who Made Husbands Jealous, where she plays Flora, a rather wild school girl. Rhona Mitra was the first official real-life Lara Croft. Acting has been part of Rhona's career for several years now. She's played many parts in theater productions, as well as several television appearances, including guest staring roles in The Bill, The Ghostbusters Of East Finchley, and The Man Who Made Husbands Jealous. In order to help portray the amply-endowed character of Lara Coft, Rhona had her breasts enlarged from a size 34A to a more Lara-sized 34DD. Her silicon upgrade was performed by none-other than her own father Dr Anthony Mitra. Her vital statistics are 34d-24-35. She has also taken special media courses in order to emulate Lara's confidence when doing interviews with the press. Her public appearances at E3 and ECTS quickly gained her much popularity with fans of Tomb Raider and Lara Croft. During her tenure as Lara, Rhona did several photo shoots, public appearances, interviews, and even cut a pop single entitled Getting Naked. She was also widely considered the obvious choice for the role of Lara Croft in the upcoming Tomb Raider movie. Then unfortunately, Rhona was fired by Eidos Interactive, shocking many Tomb Raider fans, and was replaced by the lovely Nell McAndrew. The reason for her termination was left to speculation, as neither Eidos nor Rhona Mitra have given any reasons publicly as far as we know. She has since appeared in Playboy Magazine.
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