The Mummy - 1999 Trivia Questions & Answers

Answer: fight

She becomes quite good at this in the next movie!

Answer: "Kadeesh-mal, Kadeesh-mal, Parod oos, Parod oos"

After frantically searching for the right phrase, Evy chanted "Kadeesh-mal,Kadeesh-mal, Parod oos,Parod oos!", which immediately had a dark chariot come down to take Imhotep's immortal soul to the underworld.

Answer: Evie

Rick answers that with 'Not right now, it isn't!'

Answer: In a box inside the statue of Horus

The Black Book of the Dead was hidden at Hamunaptra, City of the Dead, inside the statue of Anubis, so that no such sacrilege might ever disgrace Egypt.

Answer: Rick

'According to you and my brother it's called borrowing.' Evie stole the book from Dr. Chamberlin while he was sleeping.

Answer: Imhotep

Imhotep is the correct answer to the question of who got the Hom-Dai for his crimes in the movie The Mummy. In ancient Egyptian mythology, Imhotep was a real person who served as the chancellor to the pharaoh Djoser during the 27th century BC. He was known for his intelligence and expertise in architecture, engineering, and medicine. However, in The Mummy, Imhotep is portrayed as a high priest who was mummified alive for having an affair with the pharaoh's mistress and attempting to resurrect her from the dead using dark magic. The Hom-Dai is a curse that was placed on Imhotep's sarcophagus to prevent him from being resurrected, but it was eventually lifted by the film's protagonists, leading to chaos and destruction.

Answer: Pharaoh's high priest, keeper of the dead.

Ardeth Bey is the name of a sworn protector of mankind from the mummy Imhotep. However, in the 1932 version of "The Mummy", Ardeth Bey is the alter-ego of the mummy Imhotep when he attempts to pass for a modern Egyptian. (courtesy of imdb.com)

Answer: Ahmenophus

While being strangled by the mummified Anck-su-namun, Evy yells out to Jonathon "AHMENOPHUS!", as the symbol he couldn't understand. After Jonathon gains command of the soldier mummies, he commands them to kill Anck-su-namun, which they do! An interesting thing is that "Ahmenophus" is the same symbol that Alex can't understand in "The Mummy Returns", and when Jonathon yells it out to him he is being strangled by Meela, the reincarnation of Anck-su-namun! Weird hey? Coincidence? I think not!

Answer: mummified alive

The priests were mummified alive because they were of help to Imhotep.

Answer: Ardeth Bay

The leader of the Medjai desert tribe is named Ardeth Bay after the alias used by Boris Karloff's character in 'The Mummy' (1932).

Answer: Evie

Evie says this as she is led away by Imhotep.

Answer: Thebes

In The Mummy (1999), Jonathon tells Evie that he found the puzzle box in Thebes. Thebes was an ancient city in Egypt that was once the capital of the New Kingdom. It was known for its grand temples and tombs, including the Valley of the Kings where many pharaohs were buried. The city was also the site of the famous story of Oedipus, a tragic hero from Greek mythology. Today, Thebes is a popular tourist destination for those interested in exploring ancient Egyptian history and culture.

Answer: B5539

If you are very observant, you may have noticed that when Evie sees the plane and states "O'Connell" the letter and numbers are backwards as though you are looking at them in a mirror.

Answer: Havelock

"Winston Havelock at your service."

Answer: Bourbon

"Yeah get me a glass of bourbon. And a shot of bourbon! And a bourbon chaser!"

Answer: Beni

He just can't decide which God to serve. Lucky for him, he carries a necklace full of them!

Answer: Rick

Before Imhotep takes Evy to be sacrificed, she whispers to Rick, "If he turns me into a mummy, you're the first one I'm coming after".

Answer: Scarabs

They are nasty little creatures, don't ya think?!

Answer: Ardeth Bay

The original script for 'The Mummy' had Imhotep narrating the opening scenes. Oded Fehr as Ardeth Bay also narrates 'The Mummy Returns'.

Answer: Ardeth

They never listen though, do they?

Answer: Hamunaptra

Hamunaptra is a fictional city in the movie The Mummy, where the wealth of Egypt is believed to be buried. The city is said to be cursed, and those who enter it will face deadly consequences. The movie portrays Hamunaptra as an ancient city that was once home to powerful pharaohs and their treasures. Interestingly, the name Hamunaptra is a made-up word that does not exist in Egyptian history or language. Despite this, the movie's portrayal of the city has become a popular cultural reference and has even inspired real-life archaeological expeditions in Egypt.

Answer: 4

The first was English, the second was Arabic, the third was Chinese, and the forth was Hebrew, the language of the slaves.

Answer: A scarab

The bug, which is a scarab, is seen crawling into the hole in Imhotep's cheek until Imhotep starts to eat it. Yuck...

Answer: airplane

You almost want to cry when that crazy old Winston sinks into the sand with his plane.