Ancient Egyptian high priest cursed and buried alive with flesh-eating scarabs for attempting to resurrect his lover, Anck-su-namun. Resurrected when Evelyn reads the Book of the Dead, he unleashes biblical plagues, hunts those who found the book, and seeks to use Evelyn as a sacrifice. Defeated by Rick, he returns to a mummified state and vows revenge.
Master of disguise and Cobra's top infiltrator, impersonates world leaders.
Imhotep is the resurrected ancient antagonist and Meela / Anck-Su-Namun's supernatural ally. Restored by Baltus Hafez's cult, he seeks command of the army and repeatedly opposes Rick O'Connell. After losing his powers, he battles as a mortal, is abandoned by Meela / Anck-Su-Namun, and chooses death.
An Afrikaner former South African Defence Force officer who commands a private military company contracted by the Sierra Leone government. He demands the pink diamond as compensation for a failed smuggling mission and orchestrates a combined air and ground assault on the rebel camp. His ruthless ambition leads him to threaten the protagonists, resulting in his death at Archer's hands.
Master of disguise and high-ranking Cobra operative impersonating leaders.
Ruthless mercenary enforcer for wealthy human hunters.
Green Lantern who partners with Sinestro to capture the war criminal Atrocitus. He transports him to the Ysmault prison, ignoring warnings of his own death and Sinestro's future betrayal, ultimately leading to his ring's eventual passing to Jordan.
Arms dealer and primary antagonist.
Disfigured scientist turned vigilante using synthetic skin masks to hunt criminals.
King Augustin rules the peaceful kingdom of Carpia and is Luisa's father. He raised her to ride and hunt freely, in contrast with Queen Remini's worries that she should act more like a princess. King Quilok offers shelter to Carpia only if Augustin surrenders his kingdom, and Augustin later dies amid the dragon crisis.
Claude Carver is Mary Beth Dunhill’s scientific rival. Seeking research grant money and recognition, he attempts to undermine her work, steal her research advantage, and capture the dog as bait for the dolphin. His scheme fails when the animals trap him and his assistant in a net, leading to their arrest.
A minor character in the franchise.
Arnold Vosloo has 71 screen credits in a career dating back to 1984. Their work spans 10 cinematic universes — most prominently G.I. Joe with 2 titles. Signature works include The Mummy, Ranabaali, The Mummy Returns. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 10 universes
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