This film takes a lot of concentration to watch. I am not sure how they talked known actors into performing in this film. The setting looks like they made the film in a basement. They indiscriminately mix the names of gods and pharos to what ever sounds good for a 1950's Hollywood movie. The dialog seems to have come from one of those magic 8 balls. It is truly a large land where no two accents are alike. And cute cuddly Ustinov distracts for the non-existent plot. At least John Carradine played himself. Victor Mature added some dignity to the movie as HoreMheb.

If you are really interested in Egyptian films from this era try "Land of the Pharaohs" (1955)