national treasure 3 It’s been a long journey since the first two films were released in 2004 and 2007. , it’s never too late to show us a fantastic sequel.
Now, the screenwriter of this movie Ted Elliott shared an update on the anticipated sequel and released some story and character teasers for fans to check out.
in a recent interview National Treasure Hunt Podcast (via ScreenRant), Elliot reveals some new details national treasure 3including revealing that “no one has got it yet” when it comes to what the treasure is.
Elliott also revealed that he has now completed the first draft, but it still needs rewriting. As for who will appear in the new movie, the screenwriter revealed that he plans to bring back familiar faces besides Ben, Abigail, and Riley, and that the movie will include multiple villains.
Check out some of his other comments on the story below:
“Riley changed more [than anybody else.] If you just look at the two things that were established for him in the first and second movie. In the first story, he is the unwitting spectator. […] This is the role he plays. He’s the guy who says, “What are you talking about?” In his second book, he wrote a book on the history of cryptography.
He is right! He knows some unknown history. I just have to think this is still going on. Historical elaboration becomes more difficult because […] there are some things [Riley] You can find out now. […]
In writing the third film, I thought there was a change in Ben and Riley’s inner relationship that I thought both actors would really enjoy. […]
Agent Sudusky is dead. I regard TV series as canon […] I’m trying to do something different with the FBI than I did in the first two movies. There are still pursuers, there are still forces of law and order, but just the way they operate, I tried to do something slightly different.
So this show and the first two movies are classics and they will appear in the third movie. It’s great to hear he has a fresh take on a new story that fans will enjoy too. Stay tuned for more updates on the film as it progresses.
