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Mermaid's Quest: Search For the King of the Nile (1992)
A globe-trotting adventure follows private investigator Sunny Slade as she becomes entangled in a mysterious case linked to ancient Egypt. Her search leads her across exotic locations and into the orbit of a legendary figure known as the “King of the Nile,” surrounded by myth, treasure, and danger. As the investigation deepens, she uncovers a web of secrets where history and legend blur, and the truth behind the myth may be far more dangerous than it first appears.
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A globe-trotting adventure follows private investigator Sunny Slade as she becomes entangled in a mysterious case linked to ancient Egypt. Her search leads her across exotic locations and into the orbit of a legendary figure known as the “King of the Nile,” surrounded by myth, treasure, and danger. As the investigation deepens, she uncovers a web of secrets where history and legend blur, and the truth behind the myth may be far more dangerous than it first appears.
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Written By:Perry Tong
In Theaters:1/1/1992
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