The Egyptian
In eighteenth-dynasty Egypt, Sinuhe, a poor orphan, becomes a brilliant physician and with his friend Horemheb is appointed to the service of the new Pharoah. Sinuhe's personal triumphs and tragedies are played against the larger canvas of the turbulent events of the 18th dynasty. As Sinuhe is drawn into court intrigues he learns the answers to the questions he has sought since his birth.
History, Drama
Twentieth Century Fox Film Corporation
Jean Simmons as Merit, Victor Mature as Horemheb, Gene Tierney as Baketamon, Peter Ustinov as Kaptah, Edmund Purdom as Sinhue, Michael Wilding as Akhnaton, Bella Darvi as Nefer, Judith Evelyn as Taia, Henry Daniell as Mekere, John Carradine as Grave Robber, Carl Benton Reid as Senmut, Tommy Rettig as Thoth, Anitra Stevens as Queen Nefertiti, Michael Ansara as Hittite Commander (uncredited), Henry Corden as Hittite Officer (uncredited), Mady Comfort as Egyptian Female, Richard Allan as Student in School of Life, Sharon Jan Altman as Princess, Rama Bai as Citizen, Don Bender as Boy, Don Blackman as Nubian Prince, Geraldine Bogdonovich as Tavern Waitress, Brad Brown as Palace Soldier, George Bruggeman as Soldier, George Chester as Nubian Guard, Angela Clarke as Kipa, Edmund Cobb as Patient, Karl 'Killer' Davis as Libyan Guard, Carmen De Lavallade as Egyptian Dancer, Alvin Burke Deer as Boy, James Dime as Soldier, Franco Fantasia as Hittite Officer, Dede Gainor as Princess, Aurello Galli as Boy, John George as Man in Street (uncredited), Mimi Gibson as Princess, Michael Granger as Officer, Yeghishe Harout as Syrian at Nefer's, Lars Hensen as Citizen, Kay Koury as Citizen, Paul Kruger as High Priest, Ian MacDonald as Ship's Captain, Tyler MacDuff as Cadet, Tiger Joe Marsh as Libyan Guard, Donna Martell as Lady in Waiting, Mike Mazurki as Foreman, House of Death, George Melford as Priest, John Mooney as Officer, Wilma Reid as Nefer's Maid, Peter Reynolds as Sinuhe - Age 10, John Roy as Servant, Lawrence Ryle as Priest, Paul Salata as Egyptian Official, Harry Shearer as Boy, Ray Spiker as Soldier, Saye Sumi as Nefer's Maid, Harry Thompson as Nubian, Alice Tissot as Old Woman Near the House of Death, Joan Winfield as Governess