The 1999 action-adventure classic The Mummy remains one of Hollywood’s most beloved films, and its cast has left a lasting impression on fans. As we look at the stars of the film in 2025, many have gone on to enjoy successful careers, while some have undergone significant changes.

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Brendan Fraser (Rick O’Connell)

Brendan Fraser, the charismatic lead, made a huge comeback in Hollywood in recent years. After facing career struggles, he won an Oscar for The Whale (2022) and continues to take on exciting roles in both film and television. Fans are still hopeful for his return in a new Mummy sequel.

Rachel Weisz (Evelyn Carnahan)

Rachel Weisz has maintained a strong career in Hollywood, starring in critically acclaimed films like The Favourite (2018) and Black Widow (2021). Though she did not return for The Mummy: Tomb of the Dragon Emperor (2008), her legacy as Evelyn remains iconic.

John Hannah (Jonathan Carnahan)

The witty and lovable Jonathan, played by John Hannah, has continued to act in TV and film, appearing in Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. and Transplant. While he may have taken on fewer high-profile roles, his humor in The Mummy is still cherished.

Arnold Vosloo (Imhotep)

Contrary to recent internet rumors, Arnold Vosloo is alive and well. The South African actor remains active in the entertainment industry, working in TV and film. His portrayal of Imhotep remains one of the most iconic villain performances in modern adventure films.

Oded Fehr (Ardeth Bay)

Oded Fehr, the fan-favorite Medjai warrior, has continued acting, lending his voice to animated series and appearing in TV shows like Star Trek: Discovery. Many fans still admire his presence in The Mummy films and consider him one of the franchise’s most underrated stars.

Patricia Velásquez (Anck-Su-Namun)

Patricia Velásquez has worked in both acting and activism, using her platform to support Indigenous communities. While she remains best known for her role in The Mummy franchise, she has also taken part in various TV and film projects.

Aharon Ipalé (Pharaoh Seti I)

Sadly, Aharon Ipalé, who portrayed Pharaoh Seti I, passed away in 2016 at the age of 74 after a battle with cancer. His contribution to The Mummy remains unforgettable.

With rumors of a possible Mummy 4 and fans eager for Brendan Fraser’s return, the legacy of The Mummy (1999) continues to thrive. The film’s mix of adventure, humor, and horror ensures that it remains a favorite even decades later.