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Freddie Boath Date of Birth, Location: May 6, 1991, London, England. Freddie Boath made his debut as a charming young newcomer to the screen playing Alex O'Connell in "The Mummy Returns," a 2001 sequel to 1999's "The Mummy." Freddie actually turned down the chance to audition for the role of Harry Potter to make the mummy flick! Freddie said, "Actually, I was going to go to the auditions but then I changed my mind. I didn't really want the part because I was doing this film and it was going to take a long time to make the Harry Potter film." But it's no wonder that he turned down the Harry Potter chance - or anything else for that matter. Freddie adores the 1999 mummy film so much that he watched it 58 times! In fact whenever anyone involved in making "The Mummy Returns" had a question about the first film, they'd ask Freddie. Co-star Brendan Fraser (who plays Alex's dad, Rick O'Connell) said, "He knows all the lines, all the plot points, he remembers them chronologically and he can also describe the rooms." Freddie was nominated for the 2000-2001 Young Artist Award for BEST PERFORMANCE IN A FEATURE FILM, Supporting Young Actor, for "THE MUMMY RETURNS."
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"The Mummy Returns" (2001)
IMDb DVD Wide Screen DVD Full Frame VHS Freddie Boath plays Alex O'Connell in this sequel to the popular 1999 movie "The Mummy", starring Brendan Fraser as Rick O'Connell and Rachel Weisz as Evie Carnahan-O'Connell. Alex's personality is a combination of that of his parents. He inherits his dad's bravery and his mom's book-smarts, and especially her love for Egypt. 8-year-old Alex is a central character and one of the main heroes in "The Mummy Returns." |
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Freddie Boath had this many visits since January 1, 2002: