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In 1932, Universal debuted The Mummy, spurred by an Egyptian craze after the discovery of King Tutankhamun’s tomb in the 1920s. The film starred Boris Karloff as a resurrected pharaoh who becomes obsessed with the modern reincarnation of his deceased beloved. Makeup artist Jack Pierce transformed Karloff into a ravaged mummy during arduous eight-hour makeup sessions. A number of Universal mummy movies followed, beginning with The Mummy’s Hand in 1940. The Classic Monsters exhibition is located post security in Terminal 2. #KirkHammett #MonsterMonday #ClassicMonsters @KirkHammett It Comes to Life! The Mummy one-sheet poster 1932 Universal Pictures Universal City, California R2014.3901.121
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