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Uncharted is one of the most anticipated titles of the current film season: the film directed by Ruben Fleischer (Zombieland, Gangster Squad), inspired by the video game saga of the same name, brings to the big screen a young Nathan Drake, the well-known adventurer hunting for relics around for the world, which for the occasion is embodied by Tom Holland, the Peter Parker of the MCU who is slowly carving out more and more space within the world of cinema.
The project, despite being postponed over and over again due to the ongoing pandemic, is finally coming to theaters around the world and one of the directors of Naughty Dog, the company behind the original video game, has had his say on several issues. of the film.
First of all, Kurt Margenau, behind projects like the recent The Last of Us: Part 2, explained that he is thrilled that Holland plays the protagonist, even if unfortunately he did not have the opportunity to preview the film, hence his hype. it is growing more and more. Below is all his speech, reported by ComicBook on behalf of Games Radar.
The two of us are not directly involved in this. And, you know, I’m thrilled to see Tom Holland’s version of the character. I don’t know anything other than the trailers we showed. I’m just excited. It’s like he’s finally here! We have Uncharted on the big screen and it won’t change directors again, and it won’t be in development for much longer. And I think Tom Holland is a great choice. And they get their inspiration from games, so it’s really satisfying to see him hit the big screen.
Uncarted, produced by Columbia Pictures, Atlas Entertainment, Arad Productions, PlayStation Productions, Ayuntamiento de Madrid, Naughty Dog, Sony Computer Entertainment America and written by Art Marcum, Matt Holloway, and Rafe Judkins, also stars Mark Wahlberg as Victor “Sully” Sullivan, Antonio Banderas who plays Moncada, Tati Gabrielle who lends her face to Braddock and Sophia Taylor Ali (Chloe Frazier). The appointment is set for February 17, 2022, for what concerns the Italian market.
