Watch The Prince of Egypt (1998)

watch adaptation of the Exodus story produced by DreamWorks Pictures who follows Moses' life from being a prince of Egypt to his ultimate destiny to lead the children of Israel out of Egypt. We belive that this film is true to essence, values and integrity of a story that is a cornerstone of faith for millions of people worldwide. The biblical story of Moses can be found in the book of Exodus. Pictures of characters with cast as voices

Pharaoh Seti I, Rameses' father, Moses' adoptive father and the first Pharaoh in the film [Patrick Stewart]	Moses, Prince of Egypt, Messenger of God, Deliverer of the Hebrews [Val Kilmer (speaking), Amick Byram (singing)]	Rameses II, Pharoah of Egypt, Moses' adoptive brother and successor to his father, Seti [Ralph Fiennes]

Tzipporah, the wife of Moses, daughter of Jethro, helped by Prince Moses to escape from Egypt [Michelle Pfeiffer]	Queen Tuya, Seti's consort, Prince Rameses' mother, and Moses' adoptive mother [Helen Mirren (speaking), Linda Shayne (singing)]	Miriam, the older sister of Moses and Aaron [Sandra Bullock (adult speaking), Sally Dworsky (adult singing), Eden Riegel (young)]

Yocheved, Prince Moses biological mother [Ofra Haza]	Jethro, High Priest of Midian, father of Tzipporah [Danny Glover (speaking), Brian Stokes Mitchell (singing)]	Aaron, brother of Moses, lived (until the exodus from Egypt) as a Hebrew slave [Jeff Goldblum]

Hotep, High Priests of Egypt, obese and short [Steve Martin]	Rameses Son [Bobby Motown]	Huy, High Priests of Pharaoh Seti I, skinny and tall [Martin Short]

Part 1 Pictures and full quotes QUEEN TUYA: Come, Rameses. We will show Pharaoh your new baby brother, Moses. ["And when she had opened it, she saw the child: and, behold, the babe wept. And she had compassion on him, and said, This is one of the Hebrews' children.", Exodus 2.6.] PRINCE MOSES: Ha, ha! RAMESES: Faster, you beasts! You run like mules. PRINCE MOSES: Hey, Rameses, how'd you like your face carved on a wall? RAMESES: Someday, yes. PRINCE MOSES: How about now? RAMESES: Ah! You almost killed me! PRINCE MOSES: Oh, come on. Where's your sense of fun? RAMESES: Oh, it's fun you want? Whoa! PRINCE MOSES: Whoa! Aah! RAMESES: Ohh. Moses? PRINCE MOSES: Whoa! RAMESES: Come on, Moses. Admit it. You've always looked up to me. PRINCE MOSES: Yes, but it's not much of a view. RAMESES: Hyah! Whoo! PRINCE MOSES: Hey! RAMESES: Second born, second place. PRINCE MOSES: Not for long. RAMESES: Whoa! PRINCE MOSES: You don't think we'll get in trouble for this, do you? RAMESES: No, not a chance. SETI: Why do the gods torment me with such reckless, destructive, blasphemous sons? RAMESES: Father, hear what I... SETI: Be still! Pharaoh speaks. I seek to build an empire, and your only thought is to amuse yourselves by tearing it down. Have I taught you nothing? HOTEP: You mustn't be so hard on yourself, Your Majesty. You're an excellent teacher. HUY: It's not your fault your sons learned nothing. HOTEP: They learned blasphemy. HUY: True. PRINCE MOSES: Father, the fault is mine. I goaded Rameses on, and so I am responsible. SETI: Responsible. Do you know the meaning of that word, Rameses? RAMESES: I understand, Father. SETI: And do you understand the task for which your birth has destined you? The ancient traditions. When I pass into the next world, then you will be the morning and evening star. RAMESES: One damaged temple does not destroy centuries of tradition.
SETI: But one weak link can break the chain of a mighty dynasty! You have my leave to go.
RAMESES: Father.
MOSES: Father? You know it was really my fault. Must you be so hard on him?
SETI: Moses, you will never have to carry a burden like the crown I will pass to Rameses. He must not allow himself to be led astray, not even by you, my son.
MOSES: All he cares about is your approval.
I know he will live up to your expectations.
He only needs the opportunity.
SETI: Maybe. Maybe so. Go now.
I shall see you both tonight.

Production
directed by Brenda Chapman, Steve Hickner, Simon Wells; screenplay by Philip LaZebnik.

Historical considerations
The Plagues of Egypt also called the ten plagues were ten calamities that, according to the biblical Book of Exodus, Israel's God inflicted upon Egypt to persuade the Pharaoh to release the ill-treated Israelites from slavery: 1. Water into blood; 2. Frogs; 3. Lice; 4. Wild animals, possibly flies; 5. Diseased livestock; 6. Boils; 7. Thunderstorm of hail and fire; 8. Locusts; 9. Darkness; 10. Death of firstborn (the final plague kills all the firstborn children of Egypt, including Rameses' son, while sparing those of the Hebrews)

Trivia
During the starting race sequence, the statue's falling nose is a playful nod to an archaeological mystery of Ancient Egypt: the Sphynx's nose, as well, is missing and no one knows what happened to it. Val Kilmer provides a voice for both Moses and God. Charlton Heston also played both parts in The Ten Commandments (1956).

Watch original songs from The Prince of Egypt soundtrack

Deliver Us

All I Ever Wanted

Through Heaven's Eyes

Playing with the Big Boys

The Plagues

When You Believe

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The Prince of Egypt (1998)	2 named regent	3 you are our son	4 funny man out of the well

5 I shall be with you	6 let your people go	7 he can take away	8 Exodus