National Treasure 3: Examining the Villains, Story Teases, and Returning Characters of the Sequel Deeply
Developed for more than ten years, the much awaited follow-up to the National Treasure series, National Treasure 3, Ted Elliot, the screenwriter, has lately given viewers some interesting insights about the plot and returning characters of the movie. The first two Movies, National Treasure ( 2004) and National Treasure: Book of Secrets (2007), which debuted Benjamin Gates (Nicolas Cage), Abigail Chase (D Diane Kruger), and Riley Poole (Justin Bartha), have fans excited to know what the next chapter holds.
Story Teases and Page 47's Mysteries
Elliot said in a recent interview that although he is working on rewrites, he finished the first draft of the screenplay. Although the treasure is yet unknown, he made hints that the contents of the President's Book—more especially, page 47—may be quite important. Since National Treasure: Book of Secrets was published, this page has been subject of conjecture. The story gains interesting depth from the possibility for an American mystery or treasure still to be unearthed by internet detectives.
Returning Figures and Riley Poole's Development
Elliot said that prominent names from past Movies—including Cage, Kruger, and Bartha—are under consideration for a comeback, implying that the dynamic that made the first films so popular will persist. He also poked fun at the prospect of other well-known personalities returning in Jon Voight, Helen Mirren, Bruce Greenwood, and Sean Bean.
Although the show is honoring the Disney+ series as canon, National Treasure: Edge of History, fans should be comforted that Harvey Keitel won not be returning as Agent Sadusky. Elliot has seen, meantime, a change in the way the FBI is portrayed, implying a new attitude to the quest of law and order.
Riley Poole's character growth in the forthcoming movie is one interesting feature. From the naive audience member in the first movie, he has developed into a cryptohistory guru in the second. Riley's knowledge and experience, according to Elliot, will keep developing and maybe help him to break out from Ben's shadow and become a well-known treasure hunter and historian in his own right.
Many enemies and an eye toward the Illuminati
Elliot has also said that National Treasure 3 will have several antagonists, therefore adding still another level of intricacy to the plot. The movie will investigate the world-altering power of the Illuminati, promising an exciting and erratic journey even while certain elements remain a secret.
The National Treasure Franchise's Prospect
Though a green light is yet unknown, Elliot's most recent remarks provide a window into the fascinating opportunities National Treasure 3 presents. The mix of well-known characters, fascinating riddles, and a fresh approach to the narrative in the movie promises an amazing rebirth of the cherished series. For both returning viewers and new ones, the mix of fresh components and recurring characters might create a gripping story.
