Nefretiri kills Memnet - "The Ten Commandments" - Anne Baxter

Nefretiri kills Memnet in a fit of rage after learning that Moses is the son of Hebrew slaves

[@Lori-lp6uc]

These old films are so elegant and poetic

[@theslayer9441]

“I have brought you a cloth more revealing.” Oh, such a line...

[@handel1111]

unlike current movies that are becoming like whispering contests

[@carterbentonjr399]

@Orange300 but they are going broke.

[@kazioo2]

@@handel1111 It's a different artistic style. Naturalism and realism have their beauty too. But I agree we should have much more variety (instead of just mass producing what's currently popular) and more creators should look for inspiration in old movies.

[@kingfish-sp9oe]

Fr

[@mynameisnotimportant2854]

The gowns made in the older movies were so beautiful. So ingenious and creative. Nefretiris gowns are so beautiful. The costume designer should win an Oscar.

[@kitnkabootles]

well I mean damn that budget

[@rickoshay5525]

Definitely not as a modest as the girls in the 1998 Mummy.

[@overcomerbtbojesus]

@@rickoshay5525😂😂😂

[@kittysune1]

Nefertiti: This is for my Wedding night! Mamnet: You will never wear it. Nefertiti: Why Not? Mamnet: I have brought you a cloth more revealing. Lol gets me everytime.😂

[@geraldjohnson4013]

Me too. The writers for movies back then were extremely creative.

[@wizarmatic]

Bithia told her that prophecy, and she didn't listen. Even though Bithia didn't do it herself, it still came to pass!!!

[@Dallas_K]

Your tongue will dig your grave, Memnet.

[@adrianbell6277]

You can just tell that Anne Baxter loved playing the part of Neferatiri, It is though the part had been made for her, all the drama and the fabulous costumes that she wore in the film.

[@humps678]

Anne Baxter had been used to playing the girl next door so she was happy to play a character with more sex appeal.

[@theaterdreamer]

Franco Benson she oozed sex appeal in this.

[@desiabalto1]

I just admire Nefertiti for still standing up for Moses even though he's considered "lower than dust." True love right there❤️

[@windstorm1000]

I feel so sorry for her. She didn't care what his lineage was. She just loved him. Its heart breaking her loss. But tribes and Gods word gain

[@LilyZerep]

Agreed. She really loved Moses despite his lineage. I feel so bad for her not ending up with him :(

[@sexypoet8694]

Yes I love my gummy bear as much💓💓💓👑

[@barb7084]

I disagree. Watch the whole movie. In the end she begs Ramses to kill Moses. She wants to see his blood on the sword, because he has rejected her. No true love, only obsession, probably because Moses is handsome, and more charming than Ramses. In the end, Moses' wife truly loved him.

[@geraldjohnson4013]

@@barb7084 I can see your point on this. I always thought that her desire for Rameses to kill Moses was due to developed insanity over the death of her son. Her look of shock and disbelief as she carried his corpse to her husband powerful. She was grief stricken and grief stricken women can be extremely dangerous.

[@myloso]

Perhaps the most tragic character in the whole movie, she killed for him, still loved him despite knowing the truth, continued to love him through her marriage, went out of her way to save his son, in the end lost her own and the man she loves.

[@cjoh6954]

Sin is tragic, especially when you love someone (or something) more than God to the point you would commit murder for it.

[@SUGAR_XYLER]

​@@cjoh6954 this movie is purely fantasy. After she killed for him she certainly wouldn't have told her servants secret 🤦‍♀️

[@marielossolis9880]

​@@SUGAR_XYLER a qué sirviente le comentó?

[@robertnoble7554]

I truly hope God forgave her sins and accepted her in heaven, a person who truly knows how to love.

[@robertnoble7554]

@@SUGAR_XYLER The story has historical facts backing it up, even science proved the plagues happened.

[@albatani27]

"Take care old frog. You croak too much agaisnt Moses." That line was badass.

[@mariaquinones7705]

😮

[@raymondbrereton3298]

Did she called Memnet an old frog?

[@davidgoldman6913]

YES SHE DID... It's a GOOD SCENE!!! 🎬

[@monsterascanbe5170]

Bitheah kept her word. The day she revealed the truth would be the day she’d cease to live

[@rkmugen]

The lines everyone has been given in this film are just so perfect, they linger on in my mind, long, long after I first saw this film, so many years ago. So much so that it could be even many more years until i next see the film again, but even then, I could almost recite every single one of them, like it'd be only yesterday. Truly, a masterpiece as I've ever heard and watched!

[@gailalcantara4492]

Happened like Bithia said. The day she blabs is the day she dies.

[@MsXizan]

Bithia was planning on killing her, though, if she blabbed.

[@wolwerine0007]

She broke a Swear and paid the price.

[@Brandonrouthsniece94]

True dat!!!!!!

[@erindowning9375]

I believe God himself told Bithia to tell Memnet the day she blabs will be the day she'll die & it happened just as Bithia said it would whether Bithia was their or not.

[@geraldjohnson4013]

Bithia in one scene with Moses as an adult said "Your tongue will dig your grave Mehmnet". She kept on dropping little snide remarks about Moses.

[@jeffwalsh6015]

Hey, Nefretiri actually showed some mercy by not tearing her into so many pieces even the vultures wouldn't find them!!!

[@sdlock83]

Nefreteri gave Memnet a chance to keep silent. But Memnet is torn between her duty to the house of the pharaoh to faithfulness to Bithia and Nefretiti, ultimately chose pharaoh to which she believes is for the greater good.

[@Thechimeradragon-xc9tq]

​@@sdlock83 She broke her promise. Nefretiri was that girl

[@wolwerine0007]

@@sdlock83 Mamnet was loyal to the end.

[@sdlock83]

​@@wolwerine0007Memnet is the Mammy before Hattie McDaniel's Mammy from Gone with the Wind.

[@nikoking825]

Eh, she didn't have time

[@yerintaem]

I love how she protected the man she loved and continued to stay devoted to him even when knowing the truth

[@SUGAR_XYLER]

She destroyed him when she opened her mouth to blab that secret 🤦‍♀️

[@theprinceoftides6836]

Truth.

[@Guymon-sn7ke]

You could say she was hopelessly devoted to him

[@ednorton47]

Just like Hillary Clinton. Stand by your man!

[@YD-uq5fi]

If a woman likes a man, she can excuse anything.

[@nelsonvargas7821]

Good for you Nefretiri , Memnet should have shut up and mind her own business .

[@georgeemil3618]

Yes. She could have revealed the truth after Moses becomes Pharaoh. Then Moses can free the slaves without any issue since he's such a nice guy.

[@KingKobbie1764]

Memnet swore under the pain of death to keep the secret, she revealed it and died.

[@Thechimeradragon-xc9tq]

She should have kept her mouth shut

[@felixaliceajr8424]

Waooo!! What excellent performances!! Anne Baxter and Judi Anderson will forever be unforgettable!!

[@Reader1984]

Moses mother was right when she said, "THE DAY YOU BREAK THAT OATH WILL BE THE LAST YOUR EYES SHALL EVER SEE".

[@themarcinag]

“Do you think I care whose son he is?!!!” This is one of my favorite movies.

[@susanburkett3581]

YOU THINK I CARE WHOSE SON HE IS! NOW That's love baby!

[@lucyjo4448]

I love that line...

[@humps678]

I agree with Nefretiri. That yellow was hideous.

[@TheCoolProfessor]

Not if you wanted to start the "sultry banana" look!

[@josephperdomo1536]

She probably ended up wearing the yellow for Ramses.

[@pamelamays4186]

You've been drinking honey wine. Go home Memnet, you're drunk!

[@Mnjake96]

She has to be one of the most beautiful actresses of all time❤

[@c.lynnmiller5677]

Nefertiri be like; “bitch be tripping if she thinks she’s gonna keep MY man from me!”

[@overcomerbtbojesus]

😂😂😂

[@writerspen010]

On the one hand, Nefretiri is pretty cray cray in love, but she is fiercely, murderously loyal...........

[@DrMoriole]

" . . . I'm the beggar, Moses - begging you to hold me in your arms. Kiss me, just kiss me." 💋 💋

[@westyraviz]

Memnet swore an oath to Bithia when Moses was found in the basket that she’d forever be silent about the circumstances of Moses’ “conception,” and that the day she broke that oath would be the day she’d surely die. Memnet ultimately broke that oath and did indeed die that same day.

[@WestIndianAK]

Anne Baxter and Yvonne De Carlo sure were gorgeous in this movie 😍😍😍

[@Mayanime3]

"Take care, old frog"

[@mindgames50]

One good thing about this character is she loved for love. Didn’t care about genetics. Great character wish she didn’t have the end she did

[@diekomet6950]

at the end I was like fuck yeah Ramses boutta chop this girl down but he never did, man she was an EGG

[@nrkgalt]

@@diekomet6950I guess they didn’t want to depart from history too much. In real life, Nefretiri was Ramesses’ favorite wife.

[@brandonparegien8952]

"and your shroud"

[@tadimaggio]

Nine years before this film was made, my parents saw Judith Anderson (Memnet) play Medea on the New York stage. Many years later, my father said "It took me a week to get over having seen her. Those gigantic passions -- that ringing voice; compared to that, the details of my own life seemed small and mingy, as if they didn't really matter."

[@Beowulf54Mc]

She probably wore the yellow on her wedding night, for Ramses XD

[@space4099]

I just love how she thought real fast to take out the old bag. Unfortunately she just could not keep her mouth shut.

[@nrkgalt]

But Nefretiri didn't think fast enough to hide the cloth.

[@mmlindsey8635]

space4099 AGREE

[@jamessparkman6604]

@@nrkgalt memmnet when she said a little girl, she was talking about the boys, big sister, Miriam, right

[@jaykraft9523]

Memnet's stupidity does her in. Darwin at work.

[@sdlock83]

I would say her faithfulness to the house of the pharaohs.

[@barrymorentz5190]

@@sdlock83 I love Bithiah’s line “Your tongue will dig your grave, Memnet”, And I fell in love with Nina Foch, so cooley elegant

[@overcomerbtbojesus]

😂😂😂

[@TheMormonSorceress]

It's sad that things turned out bad for Nefertiti since she loves Moses so much. But God had other plans

[@janjbowman]

Royal blood flows through every follower of Christ.

[@Seashellsbytheseashore21]

Jesus was not born until way after Moses.

[@gv5884]

Her gowns are gorgeous! Every time I watch I'm mesmerized by how beautiful the costumes and sets are.

[@blueskykayzee9009]

Memnet was getting on my nerve and she should've kept her words to Bithia.

[@sdlock83]

But you have to admire her loyalty to the House of Pharaoh and her authority over the ladies of the palace despite being a slave, however a HIGH-RANKING slave.

[@billhuber2964]

In any royal court back then you had to live by your wits . and keep your DAMN mouth shut !!!

[@eddiesloan3470]

She knew she about to get done and she still kept talking until the crashing and moaning started.

[@draccoonxcii1288]

Bithia mentions in the next scene that Memnet was Ramses' wet nurse... Guess getting brought up on sour cream turns you into a sociopath.

[@emberman535]

Nefretiri, the original yandere.

[@robertinoyanzanny275]

On May 2019, I visited Hollywood Forever cemetery in Los Angeles. I stopped by the tomb of the man who brought this Hollywood epic to the world to enjoy through generations. I paid my deepest respect to the man responsible for this cinematographic jewel Cecil B de Miles's The Ten Commandments.

[@slomolex682]

This female actress and her unconditional portrayal of love for moses is among my top 5 favorite actresses who displayed not just mere romantic love but deeply loyal and unconditional love of any mobie in Hollywood before and after to this very day as of May 26th 2019..she will always be in my top 5 actresses ever no matter who comes in the future

[@mynameisnotimportant2854]

Her name is Anne Baxter and she owned this role. Aren’t her gowns very beautiful?

[@slomolex682]

@@mynameisnotimportant2854 indeed..it is..so it seems you've got nostagia when it comes to the 10 Commandments like me..and esp this scene..i am curious .most movie goers are mostly into whats current..movies like the avengers and star wars

[@mynameisnotimportant2854]

slomo lex Star Wars is an older movie to be honest. Avengers is based on comics. But I do love these older movies due to the amount of creativity in them. I have an affinity for old and long movies like Ten Commandments. Ten Commandments is in one of my top five favorite movies of all time. Ten Commandments use to come on every year during Easter Sunday. My mom and grandparents would cook a huge meal. After church, we’d watch Ten Commandments and pig out. Those were fun times that I cherish. Even now, I watch Ten Commandments and think about my family.

[@slomolex682]

@@mynameisnotimportant2854 i admire ppl like you who knows what is truly worth cherishing in this fast internet and twitter / instagram world..i do like the latter one though..this is something i read long ago..oy goes like this..." We are connected in a disconnected world". Last year i watched Jesus of Nazareth and it wasn't during the easter period..lol..i really want to wstch King of Kings its been ages..i woukd wish to find out more of your fav biblical movies and fav biblical chatacters on screen and off thr screen.....i am hapoy nostalgic sentiments rings up in your mind and your memories of such times which money cannot buy

[@thesavagecanuck77]

I like how she was told that the day she broke that oath would be her last... Or the old man in the pits who thought God didn't give him his wish of beholding the Deliverer (while being carried out by the Deliverer...).

[@Colidape]

Nefertari was the OG ride or die woman!

[@theprinceoftides6836]

FkN A. My kinda woman.

[@Gauss6174]

snitches get ditches. she sure loved him

[@sifilore9462]

Memnet should've remembered the consequences of breaking her oath from the 1st scene. Bithiah made her swear never to speak. "The day you break that oath shall be the your eyes ever see".

[@BeeDub57]

"Take care, old frog!" That line always made me laugh.

[@cosmopetrone8514]

They don't make movies like that anymore!!!!

[@Amore825]

They sure don’t 😢

[@jamessparkman6604]

@@Amore825 that is because the technology has been upgraded throughout the years and they make sounds like they do today not like this they seldom could replicate scenery like this today

[@louisewestie989]

Nefertiti truly loved Moses and did what she could to save him from Pharoh’s wrath and she also did it for her own reasons - so she would be queen. She was heartbroken when Memnet revealed the truth about Moses bloodline, and this revelation would mean that she would have NO CHOICE but to marry Rameses (when he wasn’t the man she wanted) and produce heirs which was all the more tragic. Memento swore the day Moses was found that the day she revealed all was the day she died and was ready to tell Ramases.

[@burtb.8536]

😅

[@A3_870]

Nefertiti still would've been queen whether or not she married Moses. She was to be "wife to the next pharaoh". Also she didn't swear she'll die on the day she reveal the secret about Moses. It was Bithiah who said "the day you break that oath will be the last your eyes shall ever see",

[@thoth4]

Nefertari, not Nefertiti. Nefertari was Great Royal Wife to Ramases II. Whereas Nefertiti was Great Royal Wife to Akhenaten. 50 years apart.

[@SUGAR_XYLER]

She should have kept her mouth shut....but this is a fictional story anyway ⚛

[@jamessparkman6604]

@@SUGAR_XYLER personally, I think the gods of Egypt actually existed

[@molarmama32]

Anne Baxter is so hammy!

[@geraldjohnson4013]

I didn't notice this until about a few months ago but Anne Baxter's body gestures are reminiscent of the silent movie. She was a genius at taking such overly gawdy gestures and movements and applying them to the more modern 1956 color and wide screen era. She does ham it up but it's quite appropriate here.

[@rowlandbuck2703]

I can’t say I blame her. Not saying I would condone a murder but I certainly understand.

[@CuteDwarf11]

"I will have you torn to do many pieces that not even the vultures can find you!" She did more than that...

[@cynthiahawkins2389]

OMG it's Mrs. Danvers all over again - Dame Judith was sooo wonderful.

[@JeromeGentes]

Judith Anderson acting orbits around Anne Baxter. Underplaying, rather than overplaying.

[@kristinstrickland1038]

I think they're both great!

[@jdub8419]

Judith Anderson was a great actress, excellent in Cat on a hot tin roof.

[@theaterdreamer]

Are you kidding? Anne Baxter played Nefretiri exactly as was needed. She gives one of my favorite performances in the film.

[@EllerthePeridot]

Did not realize this was Judith A til today! Have seen the movie so many times.

[@notnecessarily3681]

she really loved him,,the tear drop said it all, even though it wasn't in God's plan, sometimes it's like that, just wasn't meant to be,,

[@user-yz9kz6vt9y]

She did love him for sure. I feel really bad for her. She lost him and her son.

[@heavensqueen7143]

idk why she was so pressed to say something. Bithia told her the day she breaks the oath (her silence) will be the last day her eyes shall ever see. I tell you I would've lived a long time, cuz that's all she would've had to say to me. That cloth would've been gone with the basket and my story would've been "Moses is Egyptian" and took that story to my grave. Lol

[@jadenunez1075]

😍🤣🤣😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@LSSYLondon]

Well considering that the Egyptians did not understand any concept of "race" and were happy to see adopted children as their own ... that would be the best response actually and the most accurate one.

[@heavensqueen7143]

@@LSSYLondon honey please racist or not I would've took that story to my grave. Lol and then if anyone found out ide act like I was shocked... Egyptian people: Moses is Egyptian! Me: Gasps! And drops some pottery ..What?? How can this be??? 😂

[@overcomerbtbojesus]

@@heavensqueen7143😂😂😂😂😂

[@shannonroylance5480]

Love This Movie!!! One Of My Favorite Parts, Don't Know Why. :)

[@DrMoriole]

. . . Yes, mine too. Probably because she defended her man so savagely and she carefully looks over fabric(s) like I look over shoes. "Yes, yes, yes, no."

[@shannonroylance5480]

:)

[@hardren101]

you are not alone a vry lng movie but i watch it every year on ABC start 2 end....love ann baxter in this..

[@shannonroylance5480]

I Love Her As Well, One Of My Favorite Old Stars. Amazing Acting. She Is Very Beautiful As well As Really Scary In This Scene. ;)

[@crisologouysin2728]

Everything works together for the good of those who love God,and are called according to His purpose...

[@rogerpropes7129]

Sixty-two years ago and I remember the bronze mirror scene when our sixth grade class walked into the theater in the middle of the movie; in those days we came and went at random times and watched the beginning after the end..

[@starbuono3333]

Puckered old perssimon ! Ha ha ha!

[@writerspen010]

2:51 - now that's love ^^"

[@TheNuharoo]

That is love; she didn't care that he was a Hebrew and didn't have royal blood. She loved him for himself and did all she could to prevent that slave from telling anyone else. She wasn't hung up on titles and bloodline.

[@stevedandy973]

Is Memnet Dame Judith Anderson? If so, 3 decades later, she would "fuse" Spock with his "katra." From Egypt to Vulcan. What a long, strange trip it's been.😎

[@chriscaldwell6304]

You can’t kill a Vulcan.

[@jamesbomar3903]

Memnet was played by Celia Lovsky.

[@srsgas1]

Her love for him was certainly true. Even if it wasn't meant to be

[@kerethat1683]

I'll tear you into so many pieces not even the voltures can find it, take care old 🐸 lol , and your chrout , ,,,,, I am the slave Moses , begging you to take me in your arms , oh my it's a pity , she really loved him , it was really true love they had for each other but God has a greater plan for Moses

[@jefflondon80]

Yes, a plan like a mexican soap opera.

[@brianlindee5583]

Dumb slave she should have for seen that her words would fall on deaf ears Moses had the love of his family and the people and Nefertiti her most of all

[@LSSYLondon]

The irony of all this is that it's totally not historical. But I LOVE Anne Baxter. She just is genius.

[@kelleeking5340]

Love watching this on TV when it's on also the original Benher gone with the wind and wizard of Oz never gets old just ahead of there time brilliant but so sad this scene loved him always lost her own child love never dies ❤

[@theaterdreamer]

Moses “What I have done, I was compelled to do.” /out of the corner of his eye, Moses catches a glimpse of Nefretiri wrapped in a clingy, sheer veil “On second thought...the desert is especially dry this time of year, and my allergies are really acting up. Not exactly the opportune time to be cast out of Egypt.”

[@LSSYLondon]

lol

[@PandoraKyss]

"Well? What croakings of doom have you today?"

[@kevinmalone3210]

How about, "While I hear what this puckered persimmon has to say." 😅

[@marioluigi9599]

Looool why is that funny? Made me laugh

[@jdub8419]

Memnet should have went to Ramses first.

[@oreo0638]

Bithiah done told Memnet what would happened if she broke her oath of silence. "The day you break that oath, is the day your eyes will never see." Royal women are more ruthless than royal men...

[@MrGoodsalesman]

The acting!! I can see it in her eyes the decision to kill the house keeper

[@elizabethroberts6215]

……the baby Moses was actually Charlton Heston’s son, Fraser. He classes himself as the world’s youngest retired actor!

[@summergram]

"If youre from Africa... why are you white?"

[@londonparis2352]

Yep ! Complot......

[@enduranceproductionsllc7795]

The land wasn’t called Egypt back then it was called Kemet! That name literally means dark the Egyptians were a dark people and it breaks my heart a little that thought I grew up to this adaptation of this bible story and I love it, that they couldn’t have casted at least some people of color and completely white washed it.

[@enduranceproductionsllc7795]

Hineni John3:16 There is no Middle East that’s a man made construct. There is North East Africa , Kemet was a term representative of the people not the soil which is not black anyway so that is a idiotic argument in the first place so again please just put a hault on all of that misinformation written by people that hide the actual History of brown people. I can care less about what mysterious “genome” that was found to try to credit a straight up lie!! Africa is a land of dark skin people period. Do you really think if scientist found a “genome” that matched African descent in Europe that y’all would be ok casting Marie Antoinette as a black woman??!!! I think not lol Also the culture speaks for itself , the term pharaoh even means dark lol something white people are not, I have nothing against whites and nothing really against this film I stated that I loved it , I just wish they had casted authentically. Caucasians have a rich history just like Africans do, y’all just got to keep yours in the textbooks which is unfair because ours has been attempted to be erased. Africa isn’t even the original name of the continent that is the name of an Caucasian explorer who claimed to discover a land already inhabited. Plus there are multiple accounts of historians pulling DNA from bones of mummies of Pharaohs and finding DNA match to black people Ancient hieroglyphics attribute to the people being very dark skinned and the Sphinx proves it as well ( especially in pictures that show them before the noses were blown off by those trying to erase history) Africa is a continent full of different cultures so the genomes wouldn’t have to match Sub Saharan Africans anyway to prove that bible time Egyptians were a dark people. Also even if we did try to go along with your point there are still Egyptians today that are very very dark. They are usually treated harshly in their own country and are natives not refugees and those who we classify as middle eastern are still way darker than those casted. The current cast of this film look like Europeans in costumes not Egyptians!

[@enduranceproductionsllc7795]

Hineni John3:16 They don’t look alike but they sure do share the same skin tone which is her point

[@rosehernandez475]

Boy that old fool women had it coming

[@57monks]

I was 8 when I first saw this film, and Anne Baxter became my femme fatale. By now I have seen it about 50 times, and there are parts that are unintentionally funny, just as there are parts that are quite moving, viz. Moses coming down the first time and the wondrous look on the gorgeous face of Yvonne De Carlo. And I have always been enamored with the understated class and elegance of Nina Foch.

[@louispedlino2262]

I love the movie The Ten Commandments but there was like a betrayal movie good Moses could have been the next pharaoh but he was the deliverer and notice how God protected him the real Pharaoh Yul Brynner would not kill him which he should have but sent them into the desert that is God protecting the deliverer God changed Pharaoh's mind to protect Moses that's what I believe and that's what happened am I write Moses was protected because he had to become the delivera

[@lightheart5]

Me: That's what you get Memnet, for trying to get between Nefertari and Moses😁

[@mariefloyd6174]

Death wasn't called for.

[@juanvargas-sr2sm]

lightheart15 only God can do that ;)

[@hutch1197]

"Bitch, I'm marrying Charlton Heston. Just die!"

[@emilydawson2553]

I agree with Nefertari.

[@princessshallowstar3166]

My new neighbors are hillbillies they are so beneath me

[@jimmieburkhead3580]

I luv this scene!

[@felippamallchic5170]

Do u think I care who son he is?

[@jefflondon80]

whose.

[@crashpal]

@@jefflondon80 "herro everynyan hao ah yoo fyn zhank yoo"

[@oliverpony]

I wonder what if Moses really did become pharaoh

[@lightheart5]

Story: When the Pyramids are Dust www.fanfiction.net/s/12118267

[@PandoraKyss]

I should have known I was gay when, at age seven or eight, I'd reenact the modeling of fabrics scene using various bedsheets.

[@Number1Centre]

Snitches get stitches...

[@George-Hawthorne]

Snitches end up in ditches.

[@Qtrademark]

She was beautiful.

[@gabrielamendoza2384]

Qtrademark yeah sadly she died

[@theaterdreamer]

Anne Baxter is one of the most beautiful women to ever appear on the silver screen. I’m taking a break from watching Angel On My Shoulder (1946). Anne’s about 23 in it, and it’s filmed in glorious black and white. She’s absolutely luminous.

[@equusquaggaquagga536]

2:50 is the moment Memnet knew she fu**ed up

[@erindowning9375]

Memnet may have heard all the kings of Egypt cry out from their tombs that no Hebrew sits on the throne of Egypt. But however, she has failed to hear King Josephs's cry for Joseph was a Hebrew & was a king of Egypt. Joseph was crying out to Memnet LET MOSES SIT ON THE THRONE! LET MOSES SIT ON THE THRONE! but of course, miss big mouth Memnet had her head so stuck up Ramses butt should could not even hear the cry of a King Joseph.

[@benjaminsambul7104]

Joseph was the Prime Minister or Governor of Egypt, not the King.

[@Classy-Sussex]

The best story ever told in the old testament about Pharos & Moses was in Egypt. God chose a Royal African country to tell the greatest story. Story is about two countries, two brothers, African Royalty and slavery, maintaining power at any cost. God shows how mighty and powerful he is through the journey. At the end, both men got separated and lead their own people.

[@WizardOfHumor1989]

For some reason Anne Baxter reminds me of Catherine Zita Jones

[@FrozenRemix1]

I always felt euphoric when Nefretiri kills Memnet. She was a meddling old cow anyway 😫

[@bacchuslax7967]

And it was at that moment the old frog knew she went too far

[@Tiber2017]

It is Queen Nefertari, not Nefertiti. Nefertari was the wife of Ramses the Great. Nefertiti is the wife of Akhenaten.

[@priestessmikokikyo77]

the name in the movie they call her nefertiri! and in real life it was Nefertari! you got it rght.

[@George-Hawthorne]

Who said it was Nefertiti? In the movie her name is Nefretiri.

[@priestessmikokikyo77]

@@George-Hawthorne in real life it was Nefertari BUT THE MOVIE ITS NEFERTIRI!

[@George-Hawthorne]

@@priestessmikokikyo77 It's spelled NEFRETIRI! kzbin.info/www/bejne/nqfRZ3anjJ2YbLc 0:48

[@davidemerald7690]

Smart girl!!! The hag had it coming!!!

[@Squirrel36]

Nefretiri isn't any nicer.

[@davidemerald7690]

Nefretiri was trying to protect her own... That blackmailing hag was being conniving after she swore to secrecy In the first place not to divulge Moses identity. So, she got what she deserved

[@Squirrel36]

That's true.

[@mariefloyd6174]

Moses wasn't in favor of her killing that woman.

[@williamwilson6499]

Excellent recreation of a fictional scene from a fictional story.

[@MamJem]

Wow amazing movie☺️🐻😘💪🏽

[@princessshallowstar3166]

#nefitiforever #truelove

[@Grotto_Ulrica]

this is one of the best scenes, Memnet takes flying lessons off the terrace LMAO!!!🤣 Anne Baxter's a trip and a half, Nefritiri was deMille's version of Mommie Dearest!