Although director Holland has not yet revealed that the Uncharted movie will start shooting in four weeks

The film series adaptation of Naughty Dog's masterpiece "Uncharted" has been in the works for more than ten years. After experiencing delays and repeated changes of directors, it now seems to be finally getting on track.

Tom Holland has been confirmed to star in the film, bringing a super young version of the protagonist Nathan Drake to the audience. In an interview with IGN today, he once again carried forward his fine tradition of big mouth, revealing that the film will start shooting in about four weeks, that is, at the end of March. In addition, the film's stunt team has already started designing exaggerated actions in Berlin.

So, unless Sony has already found a director to take over and kept it secret, then this "Uncharted" will start shooting in a month without a director. Holland also confirmed that some shots of "Uncharted" will be shot in Berlin, and he and another star Mark Wahlberg (who plays the protagonist's mentor) will travel around the world to shoot the film: "Mark and I will spend a wonderful summer together."

"Uncharted" has outlasted six directors so far, and the latest rumored target is "Venom" director Ruben Fleischer.