

Top Cast

Jack Hawkins
Pharaoh Khufu

Joan Collins
Princess Nellifer

Dewey Martin
Senta

Alex Minotis
Hamar

James Robertson Justice
Vashtar

Luisella Boni
Kyra

Sydney Chaplin
Treneh

James Hayter
Mikka

Kerima
Queen Nailla
Piero Giagnoni
Xenon

Ferruccio Amendola
Egyptian Architect (uncredited)

Gianfranco Bellini
Captain of the Guard (uncredited)
Key Film Crew
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