Charles Roven, producer of the film adaptation of Uncharted, spoke about the possibility of a sequel (something fans actively speculated after the scenes after the credits of the first film).
In 2022, Tom Holland faced the daunting task of bringing to the big screen a young version of Nathan Drake, the protagonist of Uncharted, one of Sony’s most successful gaming franchises. The film received mixed reactions, but fans seemed to enjoy it, and the post-credits scenes with Nathan and Sally set the stage for a hypothetical sequel. About this in the microphones of The Hollywood Reporter said the producer of the film, Charles Roven.
“We had a lot of fun making this film. Fans appreciated it, and even those who did not know about the video game were very surprised. So yeah, our goal is definitely to make another film.”. Uncharted has grossed over $400 million worldwide, proving to be a success.
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Uncharted Live Action Plot
This is the plot of the film: From an early age, street thief Nathan Drake (Tom Holland) went on a hidden treasure hunt with his older brother Sam until, after trying to steal a map of the world drawn by Magellan, Sam was nowhere to be found and Nate was left alone. Fifteen years later, Nate is hired by veteran treasure hunter Victor “Sully” Sullivan (Mark Wahlberg) to regain the fortune that Ferdinand Magellan lost 500 years ago.
What starts as a robbery for the duo turns into a frantic race to the goal in front of the ruthless Moncada (Antonio Banderas), convinced that he and his family are the rightful heirs. If Nate and Sally can decipher the clues and solve one of the world’s oldest mysteries, they may find a $5 billion treasure and possibly even Nate’s missing brother, but only if they learn to work together.