Uncharted movie release date, trailer and latest news

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An Uncharted flick is coming, and it's actually coming shortly! Yep, one of Sony's most honey PlayStation IPs, with four titles and a couple of spinoffs, to the big screen. A flick adaptation has been in the works for a while now, and after a tumultuous few years that saw writers and actors come up and go, the project is finally on track for an early 2022 release. And every bit proof of that, we just got a new Uncharted trailer!

While fans were eager to see Nathan Fillion take the role of the roguish treasure hunter, Tom Holland ended up bagging it, with Mark Wahlberg by his side every bit Sully. If you're scratching your head over the casting choices, yous're not the just one. But information technology's entirely possible both actors will surprise naysayers and knock information technology out of the park.

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It's been over a decade since talk of an Uncharted movie was first bandied well-nigh, but at present we're in the dwelling stretch. Filming wrapped up last year, and while Sony has yet to grace united states of america with a trailer, a new batch of photos showing off The netherlands and Wahlberg in graphic symbol has certainly whet our appetites. Yous can check them out below, equally well every bit catching upward everything we know so far nigh the Uncharted movie.

Uncharted moving-picture show trailer

Nathan Drake is alive on the big screen, or at least in this trailer. We see Nathan Drake (The netherlands) disposed bar, and talking treasure with Sully (Wahlberg). The clip, fix to Train's "Ramble On" delivers some familiar action shots, and shows off Antonino Banderas every bit the unnamed villain.

Uncharted film release date

Uncharted is heading to cinemas on February 18, 2022, and then to Netflix afterwards, thanks to a deal for the streaming rights between Sony and the platform.

For those of you who were enjoying watching new releases at dwelling house during the pandemic, we've got some bad news: Uncharted won't be getting a simultaneous release on Netflix in February. You'll have to wait until its had its run on the large screen. The film is gear up to debut on Netflix within ii years of its cinematic release, and that's probable all the info we're going to go until after the the movie'due south had its time at the box office.

Uncharted movie: Holland and Wahlberg — (Image credit: Sony)

Uncharted movie'due south Tom Holland and Mark Walhberg photos

The filming on the Uncharted film has finished, and a combination of shots from the motion picture and onset photos have made their way onto Twitter via the actors and the film'south official Twitter business relationship.

Uncharted developer Naughty Canis familiaris fifty-fifty shared what looks like a behind-the-scenes photo of Nathan Drake voice actor Nolan North with Tom Holland. Some fans speculated that we might see the original Nate make a cameo in the moving-picture show, while the rest of the comments were split between excitement, and the usual Twitter fare of criticising something that hasn't released nonetheless.

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Sony likewise slipped a couple of seconds of Uncharted movie footage into an unrelated video posted on its YouTube channel. Wahlberg'south moustache-less Sully is suited and booted, and has ditched his bowtie in the next shot, looking similar he'south simply dropped a doozy of a one-liner of The netherlands'due south Drake before leaving his immature protegee looking....irked? Pensive? It's barely 2 seconds long, with no context, then frankly it's hard to decipher what's going on. Simply you lot tin check it out at the i:33 mark hither.

Uncharted movie cast

When information technology comes to the bandage roster, the cat isn't quite out of the bag just withal. We know that Tom Holland is playing a immature Nathan Drake on his first chance with Victor 'Sully' Sullivan, played past Marker Wahlberg, but details most the residue of cast are scarce.

The pair are a controversial choice, but we'll reserve sentence until we've seen the movie. Wahlberg was initially set to play Drake at i point, but 10 years waiting for the motion-picture show to come to fruition has seen him bumped to 'aging mentor'.

Sophia Taylor Ali (Grey's Anatomy) is pegged to play Chloe Frazer, a past love involvement and swain treasure hunter of Nate's in the game series. Frazer made her debut in Uncharted ii and took on the role of protagonist in Uncharted: The Lost Legacy. Given that we're accompanying a young Nate on his first outing with Sully, the film could explore the pair's relationship in a fashion we never saw in the games.

Uncharted players know that Drake ends upward with Elena, who started off documenting his treasure hunting antics before becoming romantically involved with him. In that location'south no discussion on if the character will appear in the film, and in that location'due south non enough to get on over on the Uncharted motion picture's IMDB page to first guessing.

Antonio Banderas is also on lath, and is rumored to be the antagonist of the film. We're assuming that a portion of the movie at to the lowest degree will accept place in Europe, given that German actress Patricia Meeden is listed as "Castilian adult female", while German-born Sarah Petrick, who as well speaks Spanish, is playing "Young woman." Not a peachy deal to go on there, admittedly. Rounding out the cast is Tati Gabrielle (Chilling Adventures of Sabrina) as Braddock. The rest of the cast and characters have even so to exist revealed.

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Shabana is T3's News Editor roofing tech and gaming, and has been writing about video games for almost a decade (and playing them since forever). As well as contributing to Tom's Guide, she's had bylines at major gaming sites during her freelance career before settling downwardly at T3, and has podcasts, streaming, and video content under her belt to kick. Outside of work, she besides plays video games and should really think about expanding her hobbies.