La Momia (DVD) | new film
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La Momia (DVD) | new film | 1959 | dubbed movie | by Terence Fisher
DirectorTerence Fisher
CastPeter Cushing, Christopher Lee, Yvonne Furneaux, Eddie Byrne, Felix Aylmer, Raymond Huntley, George Pastell, Michael Ripper
SinopsisTwo archaeologists, father and son, direct an expedition that is studying in Egypt the tomb of Queen Anaka. The father makes the immense mistake of reading aloud a spell that returns life to Kharis, the Queen's guardian, who, from that moment, has no more objective than eliminating those who have disturbed Anaka's rest. (FILMAFFINITY) 
Classified interror-intrigue | adventure | terror | antiquity
La Momia (DVD) | new film | 1959 | dubbed movie | by Terence Fisher
* classified in : terror-intrigue | adventure | terror | antiquity
* direction : Terence Fisher
* cast : Peter Cushing, Christopher Lee, Yvonne Furneaux, Eddie Byrne, Felix Aylmer, Raymond Huntley, George Pastell, Michael Ripper
* release year : 1959
* dimensions : 19x13,5x1,4cm.
* approximate weight : 0,1kg.
* condition / status : new film DVD
* Filmaffinity rating : La Momia
* keywords : La Momia (DVD) | new film | dubbed movie | DVD to buy
5051893007015 1 Item Data sheet
- Product Description
- 1 - New and sealed films, on DVD or bluray, from our physical store (Espai Funatic) that closed in 2022.
2 - In a few cases, and due to some slight deterioration of the case or a small tear in the packaging, the case and the packaging have been changed, to preserve the integrity of the DVD and/or the cover as much as possible.
3 - In most cases, these are films dubbed into Spanish (indicated in the product description).
4 - On the back of the cover, you can check the available languages and the subtitles, since the film file does not have a specific field for this.
Specific References
La Momia (DVD) | new film | 1959 | dubbed movie | by Terence Fisher
Director
Terence Fisher
Cast
Peter Cushing, Christopher Lee, Yvonne Furneaux, Eddie Byrne, Felix Aylmer, Raymond Huntley, George Pastell, Michael Ripper
Sinopsis
Two archaeologists, father and son, direct an expedition that is studying in Egypt the tomb of Queen Anaka. The father makes the immense mistake of reading aloud a spell that returns life to Kharis, the Queen's guardian, who, from that moment, has no more objective than eliminating those who have disturbed Anaka's rest. (FILMAFFINITY)
Classified in
terror-intrigue | adventure | terror | antiquity
La Momia (DVD) | new film | 1959 | dubbed movie | by Terence Fisher
* classified in : terror-intrigue | adventure | terror | antiquity
* direction : Terence Fisher
* cast : Peter Cushing, Christopher Lee, Yvonne Furneaux, Eddie Byrne, Felix Aylmer, Raymond Huntley, George Pastell, Michael Ripper
* release year : 1959
* dimensions : 19x13,5x1,4cm.
* approximate weight : 0,1kg.
* condition / status : new film DVD
* Filmaffinity rating : La Momia
* keywords : La Momia (DVD) | new film | dubbed movie | DVD to buy
La Momia (DVD) | new film | 1959 | dubbed movie | by Terence Fisher
* classified in : terror-intrigue | adventure | terror | antiquity
* direction : Terence Fisher
* cast : Peter Cushing, Christopher Lee, Yvonne Furneaux, Eddie Byrne, Felix Aylmer, Raymond Huntley, George Pastell, Michael Ripper
* release year : 1959
* dimensions : 19x13,5x1,4cm.
* approximate weight : 0,1kg.
* condition / status : new film DVD
* Filmaffinity rating : La Momia
* keywords : La Momia (DVD) | new film | dubbed movie | DVD to buy
5051893007015
1 Item
Data sheet
- Product Description
- 1 - New and sealed films, on DVD or bluray, from our physical store (Espai Funatic) that closed in 2022.
2 - In a few cases, and due to some slight deterioration of the case or a small tear in the packaging, the case and the packaging have been changed, to preserve the integrity of the DVD and/or the cover as much as possible.
3 - In most cases, these are films dubbed into Spanish (indicated in the product description).
4 - On the back of the cover, you can check the available languages and the subtitles, since the film file does not have a specific field for this.
Specific References
