Caçando Múmias no Egito

Título original: Abbott and Costello Meet the Mummy

1955
Approved
1 h 19 min

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6,2/10

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Bud Abbott, Lou Costello, Eddie Parker, and Marie Windsor in Caçando Múmias no Egito (1955)

Two bumbling Americans stumble on the discovery of a lifetime when their search for a mummy leads them to a sacred medallion that holds the key to buried treasure.

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Adicionar um enredo no seu idiomaTwo bumbling Americans stumble on the discovery of a lifetime when their search for a mummy leads them to a sacred medallion that holds the key to buried treasure.Two bumbling Americans stumble on the discovery of a lifetime when their search for a mummy leads them to a sacred medallion that holds the key to buried treasure.Two bumbling Americans stumble on the discovery of a lifetime when their search for a mummy leads them to a sacred medallion that holds the key to buried treasure.

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Klaris
(as Edwin Parker)

Mazzone-Abbott Dancers

Dance Troupe
(as The Mazzone-Abbott Dancers)

Chandra Kaly and His Dancers

Dance Troupe

Peggy King

Vocalist

Paul Marion

Native
(cenas deletadas)

Robin Morse

Waiter
(cenas deletadas)

Marie Abbott

Dancer
(não creditado)

Kenneth Alton

Policeman
(não creditado)

Direção
- Charles Lamont
Roteiristas
- John Grant
- Lee Loeb
Elenco e equipe completos
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Curiosidades
Though Bud Abbott's character in this film was named Peter Patterson and Lou Costello's character's name was Freddie Franklin, they addressed each other by their own, real names ("Heeeeey Abbott!") throughout the entire picture. The credits are the only place where their characters' names are used.

Erros de gravação
When Dr. Zoomer is recording his entry at the point he says 'look there' and is killed he gasps quietly. Yet later when Costello plays back the recording at the point where Dr. Zoomer says 'look there' and is killed there's a loud scream on the recording instead.

Citações
Bud Abbott aka Peter Patterson: I overheard Doctor Zoomer say he needed a couple of men to accompany his mummy back to the States.
Lou Costello aka Freddie Franklin: Is she afraid to travel by herself?
Bud Abbott aka Peter Patterson: She? No, Lou. This mummy is a he. What's wrong with that? Some mummies are men, some mummies are women.
Lou Costello aka Freddie Franklin: Such a strange country.
Bud Abbott aka Peter Patterson: What's strange about it, Lou?
Lou Costello aka Freddie Franklin: Your mummy, your mummy. Wasn't she a woman?
Bud Abbott aka Peter Patterson: I never had a mummy.
Lou Costello aka Freddie Franklin: What did your Father do? Win you in a crap game?
Bud Abbott aka Peter Patterson: What's the matter?
Lou Costello aka Freddie Franklin: I thought you were gonna slap me!

Cenas durante ou pós-créditos
In the final credits, the boys are listed with fake character names. Throughout the movie, they use their real names.

Conexões
Featured in The World of Abbott and Costello (1965)

Trilhas sonoras
You Came A Long Way From St. Louis
Written by Bob Russell and John Benson Brooks
Sung by Peggy King

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6/10

Klaris and the two expendable idiots.

This is the last hurrah for Universal Pictures from the dynamic duo of Bud & Lou. Tho the film finds them long past their best, with the overall material having to be severely stretched to sustain a feature length movie, it does however have some merit. The plot sees the lads mixed up in a murder mystery with an Egyptian cult. Cue lots of Mummy like staple scenario's as our bumbling duo bluster their way thru by luck more than any sort of guile. In the hands of lesser comedians this production would have sank without trace, but such is the vibrancy and comedic knowing of the pair the film at least remains watchable to the end. It may well find them on auto-pilot, but a couple of scenes show why they were such well loved comedians. With medallion hamburgers and a triple whammy of Mummies for the typically frenetic finale, the movie, if not even close to doing justice to their great careers, does remain engaging and thankfully stays above average. 6/10