Uncharted, the movie: A behind-the-scenes video shows a very sporty shoot!

news culture Uncharted, the movie: A behind-the-scenes video shows a very sporty shoot!

Published on 01/24/2022 at 19:38

In just over three weeks, the film Uncharted will finally bring the beginnings of the treasure hunting career of Nathan Drake, played by Tom Holland, to cinemas after a chaotic genesis. If it has been revealed through some excerpts, the film invites us to go behind the scenes in the company of its main actor.

We’ve been hearing about this famous adaptation of the Naughty Dog license for well over a decade. Unexplored

. The time when actor Nathan Fillion should play the character of Nathan Drake is far away now because at the top of the list is the young Tom Holland, who is currently breaking all records as Spider-Man. But let’s get back to the Uncharted movie instead!

According to the latest news, the marketing campaign surrounding the film has offered us a new official poster for its theatrical release around the world. While these visuals are interesting, the most impatient will appreciate even more having the right to crisper information. : whether there is a spectacular trailer Or from Excerpt from a cult passage the series! It is also the heart of this mythical scene that Sony Pictures immerses us in today!

Five weeks shooting time for one scene!

Uncharted, the movie: A behind-the-scenes video shows a very sporty shoot!

We knew that Uncharted filming was deserted indelible signs in the mind of Tom Holland. While he is known for his agility in the Spider-Man films, it was his physical stamina that was put to the test during filming. The actor himself reminds us at the beginning of the video: The stunts he has done for the movie Uncharted are easily the hardest he has experienced in his career!

To substantiate this fact, the actor conjures up the emblematic scene of the cargo plane, inspired by the third episode of the video game saga, Uncharted 3: The Illusion of Drake

, because It took him no less than five weeks of shooting, almost every day on the sets.

A particularly tiring sequence as he found himself at times several tens of meters above the ground, clinging to spinning boxes, before being suddenly ejected as shown in the comparison between the images of the shooting and the rendering in the film.

Despite being very involved in his role, the situation, repeated many times, was not always very reassuring for Tom Holland, but, as he explains, That special and even frightening feeling helped bring even more authenticity to Nathan Drake’s reactions : a real challenge, according to the young actor who gives us an appointment at the theater next February 16th.