Atlas Entertainment
Atlas Entertainment is Charles Roven's Los Angeles-based production shingle, best known for large-scale studio tentpoles and prestige dramas, currently developing franchise sequels and period epics with top-tier filmmaker partners.
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From Oppenheimer to Uncharted, Charles Roven's Atlas Entertainment is doubling down on franchise continuations and prestige partnerships as its post-strike slate takes shape.
Atlas Entertainment, the production company founded and led by Charles Roven, occupies a distinctive position in Hollywood as a shingle capable of operating at both the prestige awards end of the market and the commercial tentpole tier simultaneously. Roven's track record spans decades of studio-level production, and the company's current slate reflects a continued appetite for large-scale, IP-driven projects alongside character-driven period pieces. Atlas works closely with major studios and streaming platforms rather than functioning as an independent financier, attaching to projects early and shepherding them through development and production in partnership with established filmmakers.
Recent activity at Atlas has been shaped significantly by the 2023 writers' and actors' strikes, which stalled several high-profile projects mid-development. Roven co-produced Christopher Nolan's Oppenheimer with Emma Thomas, one of the defining studio releases of 2023. John Woo's reimagining of The Killer, which was shooting in Paris, was forced to halt production with an estimated ten to eighteen days remaining when the SAG-AFTRA strike began. Gal Gadot's Cleopatra, which moved from Paramount to Universal with director Kari Skogland still attached, remains in a holding pattern pending writer availability. Roven and David O. Russell are also developing Super Toys, a period piece with a long rights history involving MGM and Sony, described by Roven as the project on his slate most severely impacted by the strike. On the franchise side, Atlas has confirmed interest in continuing the Uncharted series following the first film's strong box office performance and positive audience reception. Most recently, Atlas attached to Redcoat in November 2025.
Atlas Entertainment does not accept unsolicited material. Access to the company runs almost exclusively through established representation, with literary agents and managers at major agencies serving as the primary conduit. Given Roven's long-standing relationships with A-list directors and studio executives, the most realistic pathway for writers and producers is through packaging at the agency level or through filmmaker attachments that bring projects into Atlas's orbit organically. Cold outreach is not a viable strategy for this company.
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From Oppenheimer to Uncharted, Charles Roven's Atlas Entertainment is doubling down on franchise continuations and prestige partnerships as its post-strike slate takes shape.
Atlas Entertainment, the production company founded and led by Charles Roven, occupies a distinctive position in Hollywood as a shingle capable of operating at both the prestige awards end of the market and the commercial tentpole tier simultaneously. Roven's track record spans decades of studio-level production, and the company's current slate reflects a continued appetite for large-scale, IP-driven projects alongside character-driven period pieces. Atlas works closely with major studios and streaming platforms rather than functioning as an independent financier, attaching to projects early and shepherding them through development and production in partnership with established filmmakers.
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Does Atlas Entertainment accept unsolicited scripts?
Atlas Entertainment does not accept unsolicited scripts or cold submissions. The company operates at the studio level, developing projects through established filmmaker relationships and agency-packaged material. Charles Roven's slate is built around long-term partnerships with directors and writers who are already represented by major agencies. Writers without representation have no realistic direct pathway to Atlas; securing agency representation is the necessary first step before any approach.
How does Atlas Entertainment attach to or develop projects?
Atlas typically attaches to projects through relationships with established filmmakers, studio development pipelines, or IP acquisition at the studio level. Charles Roven works closely with major studios including Universal and Sony, often entering projects early in development and shepherding them through production. The company's involvement in projects like Cleopatra and Super Toys reflects a pattern of attaching to ambitious, writer-driven material that already has significant creative or IP pedigree behind it.
What is Atlas Entertainment currently producing or developing?
Atlas Entertainment's active slate includes Cleopatra at Universal, starring Gal Gadot and directed by Kari Skogland, which resumed development after the 2023 strikes. Super Toys, a period piece developed with David O. Russell, is also in development. The company confirmed it is pursuing an Uncharted sequel following the first film's commercial success. Most recently, Atlas attached to Redcoat in November 2025, signaling continued appetite for new projects alongside its existing franchise and prestige commitments.
Who are the key creative leaders at Atlas Entertainment?
Charles Roven is the founder and principal producer at Atlas Entertainment, with a career spanning decades of major studio productions. He is the primary decision-maker and creative driver at the company. Roven's producing credits include the Dark Knight trilogy, the Uncharted film, and Oppenheimer, co-produced with Christopher Nolan's longtime partner Emma Thomas. ScriptMatch tracks 18 decision-makers associated with Atlas, though Roven remains the central figure in all major development and production decisions.
How do I get my project in front of Atlas Entertainment?
The most viable pathway to Atlas Entertainment is through a literary agent or manager at a major agency who has an existing relationship with Charles Roven or his development team. Atlas does not operate an open submissions process. Projects that reach Atlas typically arrive through filmmaker attachments, studio referrals, or agency packaging. Writers should focus on securing strong representation first, as Atlas's deal-making happens almost entirely within established industry networks rather than through open calls.
Is Atlas Entertainment currently active and taking on new projects?
Yes. Atlas Entertainment remains active, with its most recent signal recorded in April 2026 and an attachment to Redcoat in November 2025. The company's slate, which was significantly disrupted by the 2023 writers' and actors' strikes, is moving forward again. Cleopatra, Super Toys, and the Uncharted sequel are all in various stages of active development. Charles Roven has been publicly vocal about resuming stalled projects and pursuing new opportunities as the post-strike production environment normalizes.
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