My Uncharted Movie Production List

Writer/Director. (The writing of the games are eerily in sync with his style of writing. Being the character writer he is, I can't imagine a better writer/director who could adapt Nathan Drake's persona more accurately to the big screen. Also, 'Serenity' is an awesome directorial effort of his, more than well proving he is capable of directing an 'Uncharted' movie.

To be fair though, I wasn't totally against the idea of Neil Burger directing the movie. I enjoyed both 'The Illusionist' and 'Limitless'. He left the project awhile ago, but I think he would've done great had he stuck around.)

Co-Writer & Producer. (A savant in writing screenplays featuring 'adventure' and 'supernatural' elements.)

Producer. (Pegged as an actual producer for the 'Uncharted' movie.)

Producer. (Has acknowledged the 'Uncharted' series, and has gone so far as to claim that him and his sons are fans of the series, and has cast Nolan North, the voice of Nathan Drake, into a bit role in 'Star Trek Into Darkness'. http://www.eurogamer.net/articles/2012-05-21-nolan-north-wins-part-in-star-trek-2-off-the-back-of-uncharted)

Producer.

Producer.

Nathan Drake #1. (I’ve seen enough movies starring Cooper to recognize his charismatic talent and charm (namely Limitless & Silver Linings Playbook), and for it, it's hard not to recommend him for the role of Nathan Drake. Also, for Cooper being such a prominent actor in Hollywood right now, he’s never really been properly associated with a legitimately memorable character role yet. He was close with 'Face' in 'The A-Team', but that film was bogged down overall by other issues, with Cooper's performance as Face being the few bright lights. Irregardless, he's my preferred choice for Nathan Drake.)

Nathan Drake #2. (I'm not quite as on-board with his choice as some might be, but I could definitely see him as Nathan Drake over most other actors. He's got the sarcasm and wit down, which is highly essential to the character. His character 'Mal' is, in many ways, a Nathan Drake of the future.)

Elena Fisher. (Looks identical to the character, and has acting chops. Both her and Cooper starred in 'Limitless'.)

Victor Sullivan. (Much like Ben Kingsley, he's a great actor who just happens to star in a bunch of crap, like 'Lost In Space'. However, he's also starred in such films as 'A History Of Violence', 'Syrianna', and 'Kiss of the Spider Woman', for which he won the Oscar for 'Best Actor'. With that being said, I think he could handle the earnestness required of Sully well.)

Daniel Pinkerton #1. (I know this is random, but I can see him being translated to the screen well. He was the main villain in the 'Eye Of Indra' motion comic.)

Daniel Pinkerton #2. (GREAT actor, would make a great Pinkerton.)

Rika Raja. (Again, random. Sister of Eddy Raja, and a prominent character in 'Eye Of Indra'.)

Eddy Raja. (This one still stands as the toughest of casting choices.)

Atoq Navarro. (I noticed that another user had also picked him as Navarro, and I couldn't agree more. His role as Paz in 'The Bourne Ultimatum' proves he has the devious and cunning nature of a truly threatening foe.)

Gabriel Roman. (Originally, I would've figured someone like Ralph Fiennes or Anthony Hopkins for this part. However, their star-power would overshadow the character. Alan Dale, on the other hand, is just right; not too famous, yet very talented.)

Harry Flynn. ((UPDATED/ADDED 7/25/2013) I know he doesn't look quite like the character, but he's got the personality down.)

Chloe Frazer. (Based off her role as Sarah Conner in the brief 'Terminator: The Sarah Conner Chronicles'.)

Jeff The Cameraman. (Looks/sounds identical to the character.)

Zoran Lazarevic. (Again, saw him mentioned as a casting choice for Lazarevic on another cast list. Just needs a clean-shaven head (and of course the large scar across his face), and he'd be perfect for Lazarevic.)

Karl Schäfer. ((UPDATED/ADDED 7/25/2013) A humble, not-so-familiar German actor, who hasn't done much work within American cinema--rather, he's done plenty for German cinema. Nonetheless, he's got a certain reserved and insightful quality about him, which is in keeping with the characteristics of Schäfer.)

Charlie Cutter. (Did the voice work/mo-cap for the character in 'Uncharted 3'.)

Rameses. (Did the voice/mo-cap work for the character in 'Uncharted 3'.)

Katherine Marlowe. (Probably the most obvious choice.)

Cinematographer. (Going off some of his work, he would be capable of emulating the vibrant color palette of the games.)

Main Theme Composer. (Among the most memorable of video game themes, it would be inane to imagine anyone replicating it for the movie, other than him.)

Composer. (His work on films such as 'The Hunger Games', 'Blood Diamond', 'King Kong', 'The Village' & 'The Dark Knight' (collaborated with Hans Zimmer) are masterful. Even his score for a film as forgettable as 'Waterworld' is incredible. Stylistically, his scoring could suit 'Uncharted' well.)

Editor. (The fade wipes in some of the games transitions is very 'Star Wars-y'. It may seem strange to choose an editor just on the basis of a simple transition effect, but his resumé is impressive to say the least. Why not?)

Co-Editor.

Production Designer. (His work on 'Inception' proves that he can handle designing big and complicated sets.)

Special Effects Supervisor. (His grounded and often intense approach to special effects would prove to be appropriate for 'Uncharted'.)

Second Unit Director. (Has plenty of experience as a second unit director on various action and adventure movies. Particularly 'The Young Indiana Jones Chronicles', 'Mission: Impossible III', and 'The Amazing Spider-Man'.)

Art Director. (Worked with Whedon on 'Serenity', and did an impressive job with the art direction there.)

Set Decoration. (Good at intricate, stylistically-driven detailing, as evidenced by 'Minority Report' and 'Man Of Steel'.)

Stunt Coordinator. ((UPDATED/ADDED 7/25/2013) Has done some impressive work for a variety of big-budget blockbusters.)