"For who shall defile the temples of the ancient gods, a cruel and violent death shall be his fate, and never shall his soul find rest unto eternity. Such is the curse of Amon-Ra, king of all the gods."

"Michael Ansara — Charlie"

"Marie Windsor — Madame Rontru"

"Lou Costello — Himself (aka Freddie Franklin)"

"You are very beautiful... so beautiful I'm going to make you immortal. Like Kharis, you will live forever. What I can do for you I can do for myself. Neither time nor death can touch us. You and I together for eternity here in the Temple of Karnak. You shall be my high priestess."

"Bud Abbott — Himself (aka Pete Patterson)"

"It's Mummy's Day for Bud and Lou!"

"It has been said that a man's best friend is his mummy..."

"They're back -- in their mummy's arms!"

"Tom Tyler — Kharis"

"Charles Trowbridge — Dr. Petrie"

"Cecil Kellaway — The Great Solvani"

"Its evil look brings MADNESS! Its evil spell ENSLAVES! Its evil touch KILLS KILLS KILLS!"

"Felix Aylmer — Stephen Banning"

"Eddie Byrne — Inspector Mulrooney"

"Yvonne Furneaux — Isobel Banning / Princess Ananka"

"Christopher Lee — Karis"

"Peter Cushing — John Banning"

"Peter Cushing and Christopher Lee star as an ancient evil is unleashed on the world."

"Seems I've spent the better part of my life amongst the dead."

"Anck-es-en-Amon, my love has lasted longer than the temples of our gods. No man ever suffered as I did for you. But the rest you may not know. Not until you are about to pass through the great night of terror and triumph. Until you are ready to face moments of horror for an eternity of love."

"Henry Victor - The Saxon Warrior"

"James Crane - Pharaoh Amenophis"

"Leonard Mudie - Professor Pearson"

"Kathryn Byron - Frau Muller"

"Noble Johnson - The Nubian"

"Bramwell Fletcher - Ralph Norton"

"Edward Van Sloan - Dr. Muller"

"Arthur Byron - Sir Joseph Whemple"

"David Manners - Frank Whemple"

"Zita Johann - Helen Grosvenor / Princess Ankh-esen-amun"

"Boris Karloff - Ardeth Bey / Imhotep / The Mummy"

"I think with all the technology today, kids wouldn't buy [a mummy wrapped in bandages]. That's sort of one of the things about the first Mummy movies that always amazed me. Looking back on them now, why were people scared of the mummy? Surely, you could just run away from this guy that's walking around the neighborhood in pajamas and bandages. It'd be easy just to run away from him, so we have to hype it up a bit and create a whole new mummy."

"If I could get my hands on you, I'd break your dried flesh to pieces!"