The Internet Is Obsessed With Rachel Weisz in The Mummy (1999)—And the Reactions Are Priceless

In a recent social media resurgence, images of Rachel Weisz from the 1999 film “The Mummy” have gone viral, amassing over 2.5 million views on X (formerly Twitter). The post, featuring four photos of Weisz as the character Evelyn Carnahan, has sparked a wave of nostalgia and admiration among users.

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One user commented, “Watching ‘The Mummy’ and realizing how much she was my gay awakening,” while another shared, “I knew I was bi in 1999.” Additional reactions include, “This woman still has unparalleled beauty to this day,” and, “This is when I fell for her.” The sentiment, “I would kill and die for her,” further underscores the lasting impact of Weisz’s performance.

Released in 1999, “The Mummy” was a significant milestone in Weisz’s career, elevating her to international fame. Her portrayal of the intelligent and adventurous librarian Evelyn Carnahan was widely praised, contributing to the film’s success and its enduring popularity. The movie has since become a cult classic, with its cast, including Brendan Fraser, remaining in the public eye.

The recent viral post has reignited discussions about Weisz’s role in “The Mummy,” with many fans reminiscing about the film and its impact on their personal experiences. This resurgence highlights the lasting appeal of Weisz’s performance and the film’s cultural significance, even decades after its release.

As for whether this period represents the peak of Rachel Weisz’s career, it’s worth noting that she has continued to deliver critically acclaimed performances in various films and television series since “The Mummy.” Her versatility and talent have solidified her status as a respected actress in the industry.