Camilla Ludington dished out on lending her voice to Lara Croft in the rebooted "Rise Of The Tomb Raider."

According to the "Grey's Anatomy" star, recording for the "Tomb Raider" video game franchise is not exactly a walk in the park.

"I think I spend a lot of time in a voiceover booth dying over and over again, in the many ways that [Lara] can die. And it's exhausting. I'm always like, 'Can I get more tea?' because my voice actually starts to go," Camilla Ludington told Hollywood Life.

"But one of the hardest things is actually - she's in a very cold climate. She's in Siberia. So there's times when she has hypothermia and just breathing like you're freezing, you start to hyperventilate. So I have to take time between recording those moments because you literally start to feel like you're getting dizzy," the actress added.

With Camilla investing a lot of her time and energy in the "Tomb Raider" video game project, could there be any chance that she could also play the role of Lara Croft if the movie franchise would also be rebooted?

In an interview with Game Informer last February, Camilla Ludington admitted that she was been a Lara Croft fan ever since she was a kid.

"When the first game came out, I was probably like 12 or 13 or something like that and my older brother actually had the game," Camilla dished out. "I remember that he rarely let me play, but I would sneak on sometimes. I was familiar with the game really through him because he was a gamer."

If ever Camilla Ludington will be chosen to play Lara Croft in the "Tomb Raider" movie reboot, it would help a lot that she already had experience training physically for the role.

"I realized very quickly from the last game that it was a lot more physical than I thought it was going to be and so for myself, I did things like circuit training or even biking or running," Camilla revealed.