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Tom Holland meets the original Nathan Drake in first look at Uncharted movie

The star of the upcoming blockbuster meets the actor who played Nathan Drake in the videogames.
By Nick Romano
October 22, 2020 at 10:35 AM EDT




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Nathan Drake, meet Nathan Drake.
Worlds collided as Sony Pictures and director Ruben Fleischer (Venom) set out to finally film Uncharted, the movie adaptation of the popular videogame franchise. In a series of first-look photos of the production, Tom Holland, who plays charismatic treasure-seeker Nathan Drake in the film, meets Nolan North, the actor who voiced Nathan in the games.
In passing the torch to Holland, North tweeted of this moment, "Like looking into a mirror! Proud to have @TomHolland1996 continuing the Drake legacy! Absolutely smashing it!"
And Holland, who has a habit of accidentally spoiling movie secrets, joked on social media, "Do you think Sony would be pissed if I spontaneously uploaded a first look picture. I got Nolan’s approval so I guess they can’t fire me now."

As it happens, he wasn't kidding. The actor soon shared an image of himself in character as Nathan.
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The images also come with a few clues as to the plot of the movie. One photo sees a mysterious artifact and the other features a book on the famed explorer Ferdinand Magellan. Both come with a quote from Magellan, as shared on the film's official Twitter account: "The adventure begins. 'Meet the shadowy future without fear and conquer the unknown.' - Ferdinand Magellan."
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The main Uncharted game series included 2007's Uncharted: Drake's Fortune, 2009's Uncharted 2: Among Thieves, 2011's Uncharted 3: Drake's Deception, and 2016's Uncharted 4: A Thief's End. They followed Nathan, a supposed descendant of Sir Francis Drake, as an adult traveling the world to tomb raid historic locations in search of coveted lost treasures, from unlocking the secrets to the mythic El Dorado to tracking down the lost pirate gold of Henry Avery.

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Holland's version of the character will be younger than we've seen in the games, while Mark Wahlberg will costar as Victor “Sully” Sullivan, Nathan's mentor. The cast also includes Antonio Banderas, Truth or Dare's Sophia Ali, and Chilling Adventures of Sabrina's Tati Gabrielle.

Uncharted has been years and years in the making with multiple directors bowing in and out of the project. Production was finally meant to start earlier this year only to be delayed again by the COVID-19 pandemic. Now, as the photos show, everyone's in business with new safety precautions. The adventure, as Sony says, truly begins.

This article was updated with an additional image of Holland as Nathan Drake in the film.
 





Tom Holland returned to the United States over the weekend, after wrapping production on his Uncharted movie in Spain, revealing that he'll now be filming Spider-Man 3 in Atlanta.

The 24-year-old actor was spotted in Barcelona last week, wrapping up production on Uncharted, where he plays a young Nathan Drake.

Holland took to his Instagram story on Sunday night, revealing he has landed in Atlanta where he's about to start making Spider-Man 3.
 
The Uncharted movie finally finishes filming— after more than a decade in development

Twelve years and several directors later, the Tom Holland-starring Uncharted has finished production.
By Nick Romano
October 29, 2020 at 12:35 PM EDT




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The seemingly impossible actually happened, something that even just a year ago felt like a dream scenario: the Uncharted movie has finished filming. For a normal Hollywood blockbuster, this would be just your typical day-to-day update. But for a project that began development in 2008, it's a big deal.
Here's a quickie look at the timeline of Uncharted.
In an interview with gaming site Kotaku, published in October 2008, producer Avi Arad mentioned he was working on a big-screen adaptation of the popular Uncharted videogames, which focus on the global adventures of charismatic treasure hunter Nathan Drake. By 2010, it was revealed that David O. Russell — who would go on to direct Silver Linings Playbook and American Hustle — was tapped to helm this ship. That same year, Mark Wahlberg confirmed talks to take on the starring role of Nathan.

That brings us to 2011, when Russell dropped off the project to direct Silver Linings Playbook and was replaced with Divergent director Neil Burger. This would not be the last director swap. Seth Gordon (Baywatch), Shawn Levy (Free Guy), Dan Trachtenberg (10 Cloverfield Lane), and Travis Knight (Bumblebee) were all attached to helm the effort at one point.
Multiple director shifts, script rewrites, and re-castings brings us to 2020. Uncharted, now directed by Venom's Ruben Fleischer, has been revamped to focus on a much younger Nathan, played by Tom Holland, and Wahlberg is now playing Sully, Nathan's mentor and longtime friend. The story will have something to do with famed explorer Ferdinand Magellan and feature characters played by Antonio Banderas, Truth or Dare's Sophia Ali, and Chilling Adventures of Sabrina's Tati Gabrielle.
On Thursday, the official social media channels for Uncharted announced that filming had officially wrapped — in the middle of a pandemic no less.

The news comes with the tease "Sic Parvis Magna," which is the Latin inscription on Nathan's ring in the games. The character, believed to be descendant of explorer Sir Francis Drake, says it means "greatness from small beginnings," but it literally translates as "so great and small."

COVID-19 willing, the film will be released in theaters on July 16, 2021. Meanwhile, Holland is off to Atlanta to make the next Spider-Man movie.
 
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