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The Curse of King Tut's Tomb (TV 2006) 4.3
Thousands of years ago, the great Child King Tutankhamen ruled. Few know the details of his life no one knows the secrets of his death. But all is about to change. In 1922 Cairo, ... See full summary » Director:Russell MulcahyWriter:David N. Titcher |
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Danny Freemont
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Morgan Sinclair
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Mahmoud
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Thousands of years ago, the great Child King Tutankhamen ruled. Few know the details of his life no one knows the secrets of his death. But all is about to change. In 1922 Cairo, free-spirited darelic archaeologist Danny Fremont is certain that if found, King Tut's Emerald Tablet would hold the ultimate power to control the world. But unfortunately, the only person who believes Fremont is his ruthless archaeologist nemesis Morgan Sinclair, a member of a secret society who wants the tablet to harness unspeakable evil on the world and will stop at nothing to get it and then extend their world domination. But with the help of a crackerjack team adventurers that includes the doubting but skeptical, Egyptologist Dr. Azelia Barakat, Fremont ventures through the Valley of the Kings, toward Tut's tomb, nearer the portal to the underworld, and getting closer to the truth behind a mystery that will change the world forever-or end it. Written by Anthony Pereyra {hypersonic91@yahoo.com}
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EnglishRelease Date:
11 April 2006 (Spain) See more »Also Known As:
A Lenda da Lápide de Esmeralda See more »Box Office
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Morgan Sinclair: 'Course, I'm behind every calamity that's ever happened to you. But to accuse me of stealing something about mystical-magical, now that *really* takes the biscuit.
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Silvia Colloca was originally offered the role of Azelia, but had to pull out because the dates were clashing with David Leland's _Decameron: Angels & Virgins (2006)_. See more »Goofs
The scene with the movie audience watching newsreel footage of the team that discovered Tut's tomb shows the silent film in wide-screen. Silent films were projected at 1.33:1, not wide-screen. See more »Quotes
Danny Freemont: [about his firing] I know you're behind that, Sinclair.Morgan Sinclair: 'Course, I'm behind every calamity that's ever happened to you. But to accuse me of stealing something about mystical-magical, now that *really* takes the biscuit.
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It's sad to see. Really. With Russell Mulcahy being the director of Highlander - a must see of my 80's teenage - I thought maybe it was a return to form when I caught a trailer on Sky. I duly tuned in...
That was the start of my troubles. This lack lustre schizophrenic wannabe Indiana Jones clone lacked any sense of pace, character or credibility, and that's leaving the dubious special effects alone. My woes were doubled when I found that at the end of transmission I had only seen the first half of this two part torture.
Through some freak happenstance I collided with part two a week or so later. I accepted the wafer thin plot, the unlikely OTT villains, the stereotypes, the surface characterisations, and even the Very "Special" Special Effects. And from somewhere came the impetus to want the film to be finished. It went into free-fall and became a demon laden action type thingy effort, sort of... You see, it just ended and I thought "There is a God". All I wanted was to see it finished. And mercifully I did.
Please Russell Mulcahy, I beg you, read the script before you say yes to your next film! The Lost Battalion wasn't bad at all! As far as viewers are concerned though - save yourself a couple of hours of your life, because this film is certainly Cursed!