In the 1998 English-language animated film, "The Prince of Egypt", Pharaoh's daughter is depicted as Queen Tuya, a fictionalized version of Tuya, the queen consort of Seti I, the second pharaoh of the Nineteenth Dynasty of Egypt. The reason for this change is likely because at the time of production, Ramesses II, also Ramesses the Great, her son with Seti I, was still a popular candidate among theologians for the historical counterpart of the pharaoh mentioned in the Book of Exodus as having caused the Plagues of Egypt for his refusal to liberate the Hebrews from bondage. Additionally, Pharaoh's daughter, in this film, is portrayed as the wife of Pharaoh, rather than his daughter, and is never shown to renounce her idolatrous beliefs or reunite with Moses following his return from Midian, both central parts to her character within Judaism and Christianity, perhaps to simplify the familial connection and plot line for the film's intended child audience. The character is voiced by Helen Mirren, with her singing voice provided by Linda Dee Shayne.