Tom Holland sheds a little light on a project that is suffering a lot of problems, but optimism with a film that Sony trusts.
While the Uncharted movie does not cease to suffer setbacks in the form of director changes, Tom Holland, the one chosen to give Nathan Drake life in it, drops a bit of hype while calling fans to calm They are about to give it up. Holland has been resounding, stating that the script, by Joe Carnahan – writer of others like White Hell or Team A – is "one of the best he has read."
The young 23-year-old actor believes that this will also be a film that will have little to do with other videogame-based ones, and that will be able to please even those who not only have not played any Uncharted installment, but have not even caught a command in his life.
"I think Uncharted offers something that most videogame movies don't do, and it's an original story about these," Holland explains. “So if you played the games, you haven't seen what will happen in the movie. And if you have not played them, you will enjoy it because it is information that everyone is getting at the same time. I'm very excited to make this movie, and we've been waiting for a long time. ”
With Mark Wahlberg
Holland also believes that Mark Wahlberg "is going to split it" playing Sully, and that "it will be very fun" to share filming with the actor of films such as Shooter or Pain and Money, among others.
After all the setbacks that we mentioned earlier, Uncharted is dated for its premiere exactly on March 5, 2021, although it remains to be seen if with all these problems it is not an overly optimistic forecast. The last director to leave the project, and a few are going, was Travis Knight, due to disagreements precisely with Tom Holland, which now Sony is interested in having Ruben Fleischer, director of Zombieland or Venom, for example.
