Uncharted
Fortune favors the bold.
Country
Budget
$120 000 000
Box office
$407 141 258
Website
Director
Actors
Tom Holland, Mark Wahlberg, Sophia Ali, Tati Gabrielle, Antonio Banderas, Steven Waddington, Rudy Pankow, Tiernan Jones, Pingi Moli, Jesús Evita
All actors and roles (10)
All actors and roles (10)
Scenario
Producer
Charles Roven, Avi Arad, Alex Gartner, Ari Arad, Art Marcum, Matt Holloway, Ruben Fleischer, Carter Swan, Tom Holland, David Bernad
Camera operator
Composer
Artist
Shepherd Frankel, Iris Paschedag, Damián Galán Álvarez
Audition
Denise Chamian, John Papsidera
Editing
Short description
A young street-smart, Nathan Drake and his wisecracking partner Victor “Sully” Sullivan embark on a dangerous pursuit of “the greatest treasure never found” while also tracking clues that may lead to Nathan’s long-lost brother.
What's left behind the scenes
- The young actors who played Nathan and Sam in their childhood were the same height, so to make Sam appear taller than Nathan, they had to put him on boxes and so on, and also film from a specific angle.
- During the jump scene at the auction, from the balcony onto the chandelier hanging high above the floor, Tom Holland performed without a stunt double, although a stunt double was used for the fall to the floor.
- Representatives of Naughty Dog, LLC approached Seth Rogen and Evan Goldberg several times with an offer to write the screenplay for this film, but they declined, stating that the company would simply produce another movie similar to the Indiana Jones franchise.
- In the episode where Nate and Chloe step onto the shore, Nolan North—the actor who voiced and performed the role of Nathan Drake in the Uncharted game series—is lying on a sun lounger.
- In the episode where Nate and Chloe go ashore, Nolan North – the actor who voiced and played Nathan Drake in the Uncharted game series – is lying on a deck chair.
- In the scene where he jumps from a balcony onto a light fixture hanging high above the floor during the auction, Tom Holland performed the stunt without a double; however, a stunt double was used for the actual fall to the floor.
- Ruben Fleischer added the scene in the finale, which reveals that Nathan's brother is alive, because the character remains alive in the video game that served as the source material for the script, and if a sequel had been approved, his role would have been expanded.
- The screenplay for the film is based on the Uncharted series of console games.
- Ruben Fleischer added the final scene, which reveals that Nathan's brother is alive, because in the video game that served as the source material, this character survives, and if a sequel were approved, his role would be expanded.
- Tom Holland was cast as Nathan Drake after Sony rejected his proposal to make a film about a young James Bond.
- Director Ruben Fleischer had never worked with Tati Gabrielle (who played Jo Braddock here) before. He learned that during the filming of the Sabrina series, the actress was a blonde with a medium-length haircut. By now, her hair had grown out and looked damaged, so for this movie, the actress had to wear a wig to restore her previous look.
- Seth Rogen and Evan Goldberg were approached several times by representatives of Naughty Dog, LLC with a proposal to write the screenplay for this film, but they refused, stating that the company would simply end up with another film like those in the Indiana Jones franchise.
- The conversation between the characters played by Tom Holland and Mark Wahlberg in the ship's hold had to be reshot in front of a green screen, while the rest of the scene was filmed on a natural set. The reshoots took place after principal photography had wrapped, and Wahlberg had gained weight for another project, so for about 25 seconds, viewers see Wahlberg’s character having gained 11 kg (24 lbs).
- The conversation between the characters played by Tom Holland and Sofia Ali was filmed after the main production period had ended. At that time, Ali was already working in Australia, so the actors were filmed separately. Director Ruben Fleischer guided the actress via his iPad screen from his home in New Jersey.
- The conversation between the characters played by Tom Holland and Sofia Ali was filmed after the main shooting period. By that time, Ali was already working in Australia, so the actors were filmed separately. Director Ruben Fleischer directed the actress via the screen of his iPad from his home in New Jersey.
- The film was shot in the summer of 2020, and the episode at the very beginning of the film (when Nathan is being dragged by a cargo plane high above the ground) was filmed in a studio parking lot in Germany.
- The scene where Tom Holland's and Sofia Ali's characters are trapped in a small room slowly filling with water was filmed by constructing a set and slowly submerging it into a pool. This was more convenient both in terms of actor safety and the need to film multiple takes.
- The conversation between Tom Holland's and Mark Wahlberg's characters in the ship's hold had to be reshot in front of a green screen, whereas the rest of the scene was filmed on a practical set. The reshoots took place after the filming period had ended and Wahlberg had gained weight for another project; as a result, for about 25 seconds, the audience sees Wahlberg's character having gained 11 kg.
- The scene where the characters of Tom Holland and Sofia Ali find themselves locked in a small room that slowly fills with water was filmed by building a set and slowly submerging it in a pool. This was more convenient both from the point of view of the actors' safety and from the point of view of the need to shoot many takes.
- Director Ruben Fleischer had never worked with Tati Gabrielle (who played Jo Braddock here) before. He learned that during the filming of the Sabrina series, the actress was blonde with a medium-length haircut. Now her hair had grown out and looked damaged, so in this film, the actress had to wear a wig to give her the previous look.
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