Uncharted - The Movie: The Groundhog Greets Every Day: Next Director Goes!

And the marmot greets you every day! The well-known phrase fits the film project around the successful brand Uncharted like a fist to the eye, because this is still not a good star. The next director took off his hat.

Sony approached the filming of the PlayStation success brand Uncharted with great expectations, but the project has stalled repeatedly in recent years. This was also due to the fact that, for a variety of reasons, no director stayed with them to actually achieve this. And now the story repeats itself again!

In September 2019 there was finally hope that the Uncharted filming will finally move forward. After Dan Trachtenberg was the last in the series to vacate his position as director, Travis Knight took over the scepter at this point. This is known, among other things, for the Transformers spin-off "Bumblebee". However, Knight will not lead the work on the Uncharted film.

How Deadline reports, Travis Knight is the next director to leave the production of the film. He joins Dan Trachtenberg, Shawn Levy, Seth Gorden, Neil Burger and David O. Russel – meaning: Uncharted has a pretty big director wear.

However, the separation is said to be more consensual this time than in previous cases. This time, the reason given is scheduling difficulties that do not allow Knight to supervise the Uncharted film as a director. Tom Holland and Mark Wahlberg are also said to embody Nathan Drake and Sully in the film adaptation, but Holland is also to be seen in the next Spider-Man flick. The next filming about the spider man was recently given the green light and is expected to pick up speed soon. Accordingly, the Uncharted film has to be put back for now and the new timing bites with Knight's schedule. Loud Deadline

However, the two main actors and the writers of the project remain on board as planned. However, a new director has not yet been announced.

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