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10 Cloverfield Lane Director Slated To Direct Uncharted Movie
Another director is once again attached to Sony's attempt to bring Nathan Drake and pals to the big screen. After Shawn Levy's departure from the project, Dan Trachtenberg (10 Cloverfield Lane) has stepped up to take on the adaptation, according to a report from Variety.
Here's Trachtenberg talking about wanting to adapt an Uncharted movie back in 2007:
RT @nshady: December 2007: @DannyTRS on Uncharted - "I wish I could make this movie."
— seandps (@seandps) January 14, 2019
January 2019: Is making the movie.
Totally rad. @jeffcannata @alexalbrecht @SnoopMikey pic.twitter.com/q7QAwCILE0
The adaptation has no release or even production date. Tom Holland is still reported to star as young Nathan Drake but given that the press tour for Spider-Man: Far From Home hasn't started, we imagine this movie's release is a long way away.
While you wait, why not watch Allan Ungar's fantastic fan film starring Nathan Fillion as Nathan Drake?
[Source: Variety]
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