La Esfinge 1981
Contents.Plot Dedicated Erica Baron is researching a paper about the chief architect to. Drivers license number ny. Soon after her arrival in, she witnesses the brutal murder of unscrupulous art dealer Abdu-Hamdi, meets a French journalist named Yeon, and is befriended by Akmed Khazzan, who heads the division of the. When she journeys to the in to search a tomb reportedly filled with treasures, she finds herself the target of determined to keep the riches themselves.Cast. as Erica Baron.
as Akmed Khazzan. as Yvon Mageot.
as Abdu-Hamdi. as Khalifa.
as Mohammed. as Stephanos Markoulis. as Gamal. as Tewfik. as Selim.
as Aida. as Don. as Lord Carnarvon. as Lady Carnarvon. as Menephta, The Royal ArchitectProduction Film rights were purchased by Orion Pictures for $1 million.Interiors were filmed in.
Egypt locations include the Cairo, the in, and.Critical reception of said the film 'never stops talking and never does it make a bit of sense. It's unhinged. If it were a person, and you were trying to be nice, you might say it wasn't itself.' He continued, 'Mr. Schaffner and Mr.
Byrum have effectively demolished what could have possibly been a decently absurd archeological-adventure film. The locations. Are so badly and tackily used that the movie could have been shot more economically in. The performers are terrible, none more so than Mr. Langella, who is supposed to be mysterious and romantic but behaves with all of the charm of a room clerk at the.' In conclusion, he called the film 'total, absolute, utter confusion.'
La Esfinge De Giza
Described the film as a contemporary version of and called it 'an embarrassment,' adding 'Franklin J. Schaffner's steady and sober style is helpless in the face of the mounting implausibilities.' Thought the film made 'striking use of locations' but criticized the 'lousy script, uneasy heroine, and weak material.' It called it a 'clear case of a lame project that only a best selling (ie. Heavily pre-sold) novel could have financed' and warned audiences to 'avoid' it.
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