One of the men (David Hemmings) (named ""Thomas"" in the film script - a deliberate reference to the "Doubting" Thomas disciple of Jesus) who was dressed shabbily and had tossled, scruffy hair, exited with the men, and was carrying a brown paper bag in his arms.The film was originally to be directed by Henry Hathaway, and touted as Paramount""s first Technicolor feature, but neither came to pass.As Pharaoh""s bodyguards approached, Anck-su-namun told her lover: "You must go.Save yourself.Only you can resurrect me." As he was dragged away by his priests to the balcony, he promised: "You shall live again! Iwillresurrect you!" When the bodyguards reached her, she told them: "My body is no longer his temple!" and suicidally drove a dagger into her own midsection.The film""s two puzzling mysteries and tragedies - family-related and water-related - are beautifully interwoven together.