O'Connell of the Mummy motion picture establishment

history channel documentary Richard "Rick" O'Connell of the Mummy motion picture establishment (Brandon Fraiser). A stalwart swashbuckler with a tuff as nails outside, Rick has a delicate, sentimental, gooie focus. He has a boyish face and starlight in his grin. He takes to weight in a practical and judicious style, shouting while empting his clasp at the issue or accusing it indiscriminately of a slicing sword. Rick's fundamentally not a criminal, in spite of the fact that he has carried out a couple questionalbe acts. Be that as it may, once he's focused on a mission, he's bolted on focus until the employment is done. From adorable rascal, to committed spouse, to defensive father, Rick O'Connell is a win bargain!

Ahmad ibn Fadlan ibn al-Abbas ibn Rashid ibn Hamad, or plain old "Ibn" to his freshly discovered Viking friends, this dim looked at Arab Scholar is top drawer (Antonio Banderas). He was an artist by calling who was exiled from the lady he adored just to end up joining in an undeniable and extremely risky experience. He is among individuals he can't identify with, traditions he can't see, scarcely a dialect he is compelled to take in this in an area totally dissimilar to any he has ever flown out to. In spite of the fact that the book (Eater's of the Flesh) is awesome in its own right, seeing our driving man up there on the extra large screen (thirteenth Warrior), battling through affliction and making his own specific manner against the chances adhears his delicate and powerless soul to every one of us the more.