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Charlie Chan in Egypt (1935) More at IMDbPro »

• Factual errors: The plot revolves around items from the tomb of a high priest of Sekhmet, and the statue of Sekhmet which are found in the tomb itself. Although Sekhmet was indeed the goddess of revenge, she was not a mortuary goddess. The writers may have confused Sekhmet with Selket, who *was* a mortuary goddess.
  
  
• Factual errors: The name of the deceased high priest can be seen on the inscription on the door of his tomb, in a cartouche - a mistake on the part of the prop department. The cartouches were only placed around the name of a dead king. A priest would never put his name in a cartouche for fear of offending Osiris, the Egyptian god of the dead.
  
  

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