Brendan Fraser

Universal Pictures is reviving ‘The Mummy’ franchise, with original stars Brendan Fraser and Rachel Weisz in talks to return for a brand new sequel.

With a new 'Mummy' film on the horizon, Fraser shares his thoughts on why the last one missed the mark—hint: it wasn’t thrilling enough.

Step back in time and relive the excitement of 'The Mummy' on its 25th anniversary with a re-release in theaters.

The group never apologized following Fraser’s allegation that he was assaulted by a former member.

Fraser garnered great reviews at film festival for this role.

“The fans really wanted to see this film.”

Watch the amazing moment.

He’ll play a DC baddie who’s never been in a movie before.

In 2016, Brendan Fraser began making a quiet comeback after a mysterious career absence that started with a guest spot on The Affair and led up to a leading role in the upcoming Danny Boyle FX series Trust. As detailed to Zach Baron in a fascinating new profile for GQ, Fraser’s disappearance from movie and TV screens wasn’t necessarily abrupt, nor could it be attributed to any single cause — which makes the above headline somewhat reductive. There’s just far too much to unpack in Fraser’s story, which involves extensive physical injuries, emotional struggles, and a groping allegation involving the former president of the Hollywood Foreign Press Association.

Bram Stoker is famous as the creator of Dracula in his 1897 novel. But did you know that Stoker also wrote a novel that became the basis for a movie about the Mummy? It’s true; Stoker’s The Jewel of Seven Stars, became the basis for the 1971 Hammer horror movie Blood From the Mummy’s Tomb. That’s just one of the spookily scarifying facts featured in the latest episode of You Think You Know Movies!