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Elana Drago | ... | |
| William Hope | ... |
Charles Wilbour
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Ahmed Abd El Rassoul
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Crispin Redman | ... | |
| Darwin Shaw | ... |
Mohammed Abd El Rassoul
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Boris Terral | ... | |
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Bob Brier | ... |
Himself
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Brahim Choukri | ... |
Brugsch's Batman
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Angelique Corthals | ... |
Herself
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| Zahi Hawass | ... |
Himself
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Mohammed Kacha | ... |
Anubis Priest
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Abdellah Kloul | ... |
Khaemwaset
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Erragragui Lakbir | ... |
Scribe
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Narrator
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The grail is not the gold, nor the books of ancient wisdom, but the 3,000 year old DNA of the mummies, which may lead to a cure for malaria.
This feels like a history channel special. There were a few neat IMAX camera shots but not really enough to take advantage of the overly large screen.
There's some basic information about who the mummies most likely were, a view in on an experiment where some scientists make a modern mummy in order to try and figure out where to withdraw DNA from old mummies and some stuff on tomb robbers.
That's basically it. I'd advise seeing it if you're obsessed with mummies but otherwise there isn't too much you can get out of this movie.