Une momie égyptienne réincarnée traque une belle femme qu'il croit être la réincarnation de son amant et épouse.
Bande-annonce
Casting
Karl Freund
Director
Boris Karloff
Imhotep
Zita Johann
Helen Grosvenor
David Manners
Frank Whemple
Arthur Byron
Sir Joseph Whemple
Edward Van Sloan
Doctor Muller
Bramwell Fletcher
Ralph Norton
Noble Johnson
The Nubian
Kathryn Byron
Frau Muller
Leonard Mudie
Professor Pearson
James Crane
The Pharoh
Henry Victor
The Saxon Warrior
Arnold Gray
Knight
Florence Britton
Nurse
Jack Deery
Party Guest
Bill Elliott
Party Guest
Leyland Hodgson
Gentleman #2 at Cairo Party
Eddie Kane
Inspector's Assistant
Tony Marlow
Police Inspector
Nina Wilcox Putnam
Writer
Richard Schayer
Writer
John L. Balderston
Writer
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source: The Mummy
The Mummy
Another film that puts the basic storyline of Dracula to better use. This time, it's the undead Egyptian priest, I'm-ho-tep (Boris Karloff), who puts the beautiful Helen under his spell. David Manners and Edward Van Sloan both reprise their Dracula roles as the young hero, and the wise old mentor respectively. Van Sloan, who is the only actor to appear in Frankenstein, Dracula and The Mummy, gives his best performance here. Karloff is also quite good as the evil villain, I'm-ho-tep. This remains the only mummy movie that can really be called a suspense film or thriller rather than a monster movie. It's not quite as good as Frankenstein, but it's still one of the better classic horror flicks.
