
The Seventh Scroll (1999)
In the year 3000 BC an illegitimate son is born to Queen Lostris and the brave warrior Tanus. Her devoted eunuch Taita, a loyal servant, takes the baby boy and places him in a basket on the Nile. Five thousand years later, during our time, famous archaeologist Duraid al Simma and his wife Royan discover Queen Lostris's grave at the same spot, with ten scrolls inside it resembling a form of diary. The seventh scroll, which contains directions to Mamose's magnificent tomb with the legendary treasure, disappears without trace. Soon afterwards the couple adopt an unusual boy who displays an almost magical urge to be close to the Nile, so they name him after the river god Hapi. It is only ten years later that Taita's secret is almost solved. Fanatical art thief Schiller is also very curious about the information, and tries to track down more with the aid of his sidekick Boris. Whe Duraid dies during a struggle for possession of the scroll, Hapi and his mother turn to Nick Harper, an old acquaintance of Duraid's. Harper, who is an archaeologist with a keen sense of adventure and also a ladies' man, decides to help. The three of them travel to Ethiopia, followed by the greedy collector and his evil sidekick Boris, in order to search for the treasure. Eventually they not only solve Taita's strange riddle but also discover the origin of little Hapi, who meets his real parents Lostris and Tanus in a magic labyrinth...
Last Episode

Part 3
Recent Episodes
Episode | Name | Airdate |
---|---|---|
S01E03 | Part 3 | Mai 18, 1999 |
S01E02 | Part 2 | Mai 17, 1999 |
S01E01 | Part 1 | Mai 16, 1999 |
Cast

Jeff Fahey

Phillip Rhys

Karina Lombard

Art Malik

László I. Kish

Roy Scheider

Wilfried Baasner

Katrina Gibson
Characters

Nick Harper

Tanus

Royan

Taita

Boris

Grant Schiller

Lord Intef

Lostris
Also known as
- Le septième papyrus (France)
- Die siebente Papyrusrolle (Germany)
- Ο Έβδομος Πάπυρος (Greece)
- Il settimo papiro (Italy)
- Седьмой свиток фараона (Russian Federation)
- El séptimo sello de la pirámide (Spain)
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