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The Egyptian

1954

Drama

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Duration: 139 min

IMDB Rating: 6.5

Language: en

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Mimi Gibson as -First Princess

Gene Tierney as -Baketamon

Jean Simmons as -Merit

Jeanne Gail as -Minor Role

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