The titular mummy, Imhotep, was largely crafted on computers ... All of which is to say, if you want a truly “authentic” costume of the Mummy, you might need access to Hollywood quality ...

Her costume was mostly body paint, accompanied by a barely-there skirt and chain-mail bikini top, which she described as "uncomfortable." Arnold Vosloo as Imhotep in "The Mummy," 1999. Vosloo lost ...

Unlike the lumbering mummies of movies past, Imhotep ... The Mummy is a healthy mix of the wildly inaccurate and the surprisingly on the mark. Anck-su-namun's costume is actually period ...

He overestimates his importance to Imhotep, and when he’s in trouble towards the end of the movie, he pleads for his master to save him. The titular Mummy of the third movie. What are his motives?

As a film, The Mummy (newly reissued in a 4K Ultra HD Steelbook ... who generates an otherworldly stillness in the role of Imhotep/Ardath Bey, and three scenes in particular.

What really kicks “The Mummy” into high gear, though, is its titular villain — a millennia-old high priest known as Imhotep (Arnold Vosloo) who is inadvertently resurrected by our heroes and ...

In both of the first two Mummy movies, we see Imhotep's lover Anck-su-namun wearing ... but it is a fun flourish of costume design all the same.

However, the group ends up accidentally resurrecting the ancient mummified priest Imhotep (Arnold Vosloo) as a supernaturally powerful mummy. However, Rick and Evelyn’s blossoming romance in The ...

Fans of Hollywood cinema may recognise the name Imhotep from the original The Mummy film from 1932, and its various remakes. In the movie, Imhotep (played by Boris Karloff) is an Ancient Egyptian ...