
Age: 64
male
Born and raised in Minnesota, Stephen Sommers went on to attend St. John’s University before transferring to the University of Seville in Spain. After graduating, he spent the next several years managing rock bands throughout Europe. Relocating to Los Angeles, Sommers enrolled in the University of Southern California’s School of Cinematic Arts and spent the next three years earning a Masters Degree in Film Production. Upon writing and directing an award-winning student film, Perfect Alibi, he was granted the opportunity to write and direct his first feature-length motion picture – a story set in the world of high school drag racing entitled Catch Me If You Can. From there, Sommers went on to create such well-known and beloved adaptations as The Adventures of Huck Finn and Rudyard Kipling’s The Jungle Book, both for Walt Disney Pictures. He also wrote and executive produced Disney’s adventure film Tom and Huck before returning to the director’s chair for the suspense-thriller Deep Rising. The next year, Sommers wrote, directed and produced the first installment of The Mummy franchise for Universal Studios. That film and its sequel, The Mummy Returns, have grossed over eight-hundred and forty million dollars worldwide. His next monster blockbuster was the action-adventure epic Van Helsing, released in 2004, which did over three-hundred million dollars at the box office. Following his producing duties on The Mummy: Tomb of the Dragon Emperor – which made the trilogy a billion dollar franchise - Sommers wrote, directed and produced G.I. Joe: The Rise of Cobra for Paramount Studios. Stephen currently resides in Los Angeles with his wife and their two daughters. Bio from official homepage.

After the last Uncharted movie, here is my proposal for the recast of some characters and those present in the games. This is a fanfiction trying to make the link between the movie and the video game franchise. Plot of Unearthed Legacy : After the failure to recover the treasure of Magellan's crew, Nathan and Sully live of small schemes and other "transactions". In the meantime, Nathan tries to find his late mother's archives. His mother, a university historian with no history, had researched the history of piracy in the seventeenth century and her brother, Sam, had taken up the torch before her death. As he gets closer to his mother's documents, the history of the Drake (or Morgan?) family resurfaces, and our ring bearer realizes that he is not the only one who wants to get his hands on these documents.






