
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 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 t... (Full plot summary below)
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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 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 egyptologist Dr. Azelia Barakat, Fremont ventures through the Valley of the Kings, toward Tut's tomb, near the portal to the underworld, and getting closer to the truth behind a mystery that will change the world forever or end it.
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| User ReviewLawrence BAn illustrious cast are lined up in this unremarkable but passable TV movie following archaeologist Howard Carter (Robin Ellis) and his discovery of Tutankhamen's tomb. Considering the big-name cast (including Eva Marie Saint, Raymond Burr and Tom Baker), its a rather limp effort, which (as its title shows) is more interested in elaborating and fabricating events around the alleged 'curse' than historical fact and accuracy. The BBC covered the case much more successfully (and authentically) with Christopher Frayling's great four-part documentary "The Face of Tutankhamun" and a two-part docu-drama in 2005, as part of their "Egypt" series. |