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'''"Imhotep''' is a musical theme credited to [[Jerry Goldsmith]] for ''[[The Mummy]]''. It appears as track one on the [[The Mummy (soundtrack)|film's soundtrack]], at 4:18 in length. |
'''"Imhotep''' is a musical theme credited to [[Jerry Goldsmith]] for ''[[The Mummy]]''. It appears as track one on the [[The Mummy (soundtrack)|film's soundtrack]], at 4:18 in length. |
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"Imhotep is a musical theme credited to Jerry Goldsmith for The Mummy. It appears as track one on the film's soundtrack, at 4:18 in length.
The track first appears in the opening scene of The Mummy in which the city of Thebes is shown, spanning onto the scenes depicting the actions taken by Imhotep to revive his lover Anck-Su-Namun.ffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffuck
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