news culture Uncharted, the film: a behind-the-scenes video reveals a very sporty shoot!
In a little over three weeks, the film Uncharted, featuring the beginnings of the treasure hunter career of Nathan Drake, played by Tom Holland, will finally be released in cinemas after a chaotic genesis. If it was revealed through a few excerpts, the film invites us, in the company of its main actor, to discover behind the scenes.
We have been hearing about this famous adaptation of the Naughty Dog license for more than a decade now. Uncharted. The time when actor Nathan Fillion was expected to play the character of Nathan Drake is now a long way off since we find, at the top of the bill, the young Tom Holland who is currently breaking all records in the guise of Spider-Man. But let’s go back to the Uncharted movie instead!
According to the latest news, the marketing campaign around the film offered us a new official poster for its release in cinemas around the world. Even if these visuals are interesting, the most impatient appreciate all the more to have the right to more crispy information. : whether it is a spectacular trailer or of excerpt from a cult passage of the saga! It is also in the heart of this mythical scene that Sony Pictures immerses us today!
Five weeks of shooting for one scene!
We knew that the shooting of the film Uncharted had left indelible marks in the mind of Tom Holland. If he is known for his agility in the Spider-Man films, it is above all his physical endurance that has been put to the test during shooting sessions. The actor himself reminds us at the start of the video: the stunts he shot for the film Uncharted are, most certainly, the hardest he has experienced during his career!
To support this fact, the actor evokes the emblematic scene of the cargo plane, inspired by the third episode of the video game saga, Uncharted 3: The Drake Illusion, because it took him no less than five weeks of filming, and this almost every day on the sets.
A particularly trying sequence since he sometimes found himself several tens of meters above the ground, clinging to spinning crates, before being suddenly ejected as shown in the comparison between the images of the shoot and the rendering within the film.
Although very involved in his role, the situation, repeated many times, was not always very reassuring for Tom Holland but, as he explains, this particular and, even, frightening sensation helped to lend even more authenticity to Nathan Drake’s reactions : a real challenge, according to the young actor, who gives us an appointment in theaters next February 16.
