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he was a pheoh
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King Ahkmenrah was an Egyptian Pharaoh.
I'm not sure if he really existed or not, but he is featured in the movie 'Night at the Museum' and its seguel 'Night at the Museum: Battle of the Smithsonian'. In the latter, it is said his older brother is introduced, Kahmunrah (which, ironically, is Ahkmenrah with the 'k' at the beginning and a 'u' instead of 'e').
In the film, it is revelaed that, despite Ahkmenrah being younger, his parents decided to give him the throne when they died, rather than Kahmunrah (they felt he couldn't be trusted).
The whole point of both movies is that the King's tablet made everything in the museum come to life - probably Egyptian magic. Ahkmenrah is played by an actor called Rami Malek. I hope this is helpful :]
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Who was ahkmenrah and was he a fiction character?
Ahkmenrah is the pharaoh - played by Rami Malek - in the movies Night at the Museum & Night at the Museum 2. I'm pretty sure that he was not a real pharaoh.
What is the Tablet of Ahkmenrah?
It is the tablet that brings everything to life in Night At The Museum.
Is Ahkmenrah a real pharaoh from the past?
their hasn't been any records of a king named Ahkmenrah so , sadly, no.
How do you pronounce Ahkmenrah?
It is pronounced as "ahk-men-rah."
Who was ahkmenrah and was he a fiction character?
Ahkmenrah is the pharaoh - played by Rami Malek - in the movies Night at the Museum & Night at the Museum 2. I'm pretty sure that he was not a real pharaoh.
What is the Tablet of Ahkmenah?
I think you mean the Tablet of Ahkmenrah, The Table of Ahkmenrah is a gold tablet in Night Of The Museum 2 that has magical ability to bring all of the things in the museum to life. It can also be used to open a portal to the underworld and unleash Ahkmenrah's army, bringing them back from the dead. That's what happened in the movie anyway.
What is the Tablet of Ahkmenrah?
It is the tablet that brings everything to life in Night At The Museum.
Did the tablet of ahkmenrah exist?
Not for sure but i think it might have been real but the other answer before this one was right that it probaly doesent have magical powers but yes i think it might have been real.
In the movie Night at the Museum can anyone translate what is being said by Ahkmenrah in the park at the end of the movie when he is speaking to the tablet?
I would think not. He was the only figure in the movie that could understand every figure in the museum
What did King Akhenaten contribute to Egypt?
The pharaoh named Ahkmenrah is not a real Egyptian pharaoh. He was actually a character in the Night at the Museum movies.
Was pharaoh ahkmenrah a real person in history?
Ahkmenrah was not an Egyptian Pharaoh, he is a fictional king made for the movie Night At the Museum. i think ahkmenrah existed but due to the evolving languages and cultures the name originated from ammen-re or ammun-ra but he was probably real i think he didn't because his supposed to be " brother " is not real I don't think he is real because I have a book on Pharaohs and his name isn't there. But he still might be but if he was he wasn't very important in history. Actully you bunch of bozos he is real!!! if you dig down in history enough you will find that he was real he was once a Pharaoh and he may not of been that important but he was a real human being!!!! so yea get it right!!!!! Hey, they are not bozos they are just trying to answer the question.Anyway, I think he is real because why would they put something in a museum that is not real? Plus, he probably was displayed @ Cambridge. And I can't believe I am saying this but I agree with the user that called the others bozos that he was once a pharaoh or a king. If you want to know more go on Google or something and look it up there because this website is not 100% accurate. And just remember, don't be rude like SOMEBODY here. No he was a fictional character for the movie. He represents a time period more then a person. actually pharaoh ahkmenrah was real i read on a book that he was not a berry important person i will go to the library and find that book again and put the information here
What are the rest of the instructions in the move Night at the Museum?
1. Throw the bone 2. Lock up the lions or they'll eat you 3. Double check your belt; the monkey probably stole your keys. 4. The horses are attached to the stage choach 5. Go to the Tomb of Ahkmenrah and muffle the mummy, he scares the others.
Who is your favorite character in Night at the Museum Battle of the Smithsonian?
Larry Daley Amelia Earhart Jedediah Kahmunrah General Custer Octavius Ivan the Terrible Napoleon Bonaparte Al Capone Abraham Lincoln The Thinker Sacagawea Attila the Hun Dexter Able Albert Einstein The Tuskegee Airmen The Giant Squid Cherubs Teddy Roosevelt Dum Dum Ahkmenrah Nicky Daley Dr. McPhee Darth Vador Oscar the Grouch The Balloon Dog Cupids(the Jonas Brothers) The Tiny Dancer
What actors and actresses appeared in Night at the Museum - 2006?
The cast of Night at the Museum - 2006 includes: Jake Cherry as Nick Daley Bill Cobbs as Reginald Steve Coogan as Octavius Pierfrancesco Favino as Christopher Columbus Patrick Gallagher as Attila The Hun Brad Garrett as Easter Island Head Ricky Gervais as Dr. McPhee Carla Gugino as Rebecca Pat Kiernan as TV News Anchor Che Landon as Pretty Tourist Girl Jono Lee as Chinese Rail Worker Rami Malek as Ahkmenrah Cory Martin as Chinese Terra Cota Soldier Anne Meara as Debbie Mizuo Peck as Sacajawea Kim Raver as Erica Daley Mickey Rooney as Gus Paul Rudd as Don Gary Sievers as Viking Warrior Martin Sims as William Clark Ben Stiller as Larry Daley Crystal the Monkey as Dexter Jason Vaisvila as Viking Dick Van Dyke as Cecil Cade Wagar as Viking Matthew Walker as Politician Robin Williams as Teddy Roosevelt Owen Wilson as Jedediah
