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The Pharaoh's Woman (1961)

The Pharaoh's Woman (1961)
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A routine Italian costume drama released via Universal Studios, this story is set in Egypt during the usual ancient period. The clichéd tale stars Linda Cristal as Akis, a seductive woman whose attractions are more than enough to qualify her as a source of romantic rivalry. She is sought after by two princes, Sbaku (John Drew Barrymore) and Ramsis (Armando Francioli) who are sworn enemies, not boding well for a long and healthy life span. A remote contender in the romance sweepstakes is Amosi (Pierre Brice), a physician at the court who seems to be the long-shot, but then appearances can be deceiving. ~ Eleanor Mannikka, Rovi

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Starring:
John Drew BarrymoreLinda Cristal, (more)
Director(s):
Victor TourjanskyGiorgio Rivalti, (more)
 
 
 
 

Synopsis of The Pharaoh's Woman

A routine Italian costume drama released via Universal Studios, this story is set in Egypt during the usual ancient period. The clichéd tale stars Linda Cristal as Akis, a seductive woman whose attractions are more than enough to qualify her as a source of romantic rivalry. She is sought after by two princes, Sbaku (John Drew Barrymore) and Ramsis (Armando Francioli) who are sworn enemies, not boding well for a long and healthy life span. A remote contender in the romance sweepstakes is Amosi (Pierre Brice), a physician at the court who seems to be the long-shot, but then appearances can be deceiving. ~ Eleanor Mannikka, Rovi

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Director(s):
Victor TourjanskyGiorgio Rivalti
Writer(s):
Massimo VitaloRemigio del GrossoVirgilio Tosi
Producer(s):
Giorgio Venturini
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