dagger, defeating him and destroying the Terracotta Army. Ming and his army briefly celebrate before entering the afterlife. The O'Connells and Lin return to Shanghai, where Alex and Lin start a relationship. Jonathan moves to Peru with the Eye of Shangri-La, intending to live somewhere with no mummies, not knowing that mummies will soon be discovered there. Cast Brendan Fraser as Rick O'Connell, a retired adventurer, Evelyn's husband and Alex's father. Jet Li as Han the Dragon Emperor, an evil warlord who desired immortality. Though he becomes immortal, he and his army were mummified alive. Once revived, he seeks to enslave the world. Maria Bello as Evelyn Carnahan-O'Connell, Rick's wife and Alex's mother, also a retired adventurer/librarian turned novelist. She is also the reincarnation of the Egyptian princess Nefertiri. She was previously portrayed by Rachel Weisz. John Hannah as Jonathan Carnahan, Evelyn's elder brother. Russell Wong as General Ming Guo, the Emperor's former second-in-command, Zi Yuan's lover, and Lin's father. Liam Cunningham as Mad Dog Maguire, a pilot and old friend of Rick who helps the O'Connells make their way to Tibet on their journey to Shangri-La. Luke Ford as Alexander Rupert "Alex" O'Connell, Rick's and Evelyn's son, now twenty-one years old, who develops a crush on Zi Yuan's daughter, Lin. He was previously portrayed by Freddie Boath. Isabella Leong as Lin, Alex's love interest, Zi Yuan's daughter and protector of the Emperor's tomb. Michelle Yeoh as Zi Yuan, an immortal sorceress whom the Emperor sought in order to obtain the secret to eternal life she possesses. Anthony Wong as General Yang, a rogue Kuomintang general who becomes the Emperor's supporter. Jessey Meng as Colonel Choi, Yang's assistant. David Calder as Professor Roger Wilson, Alex's supporter in his expedition of the Emperor's tomb, but secretly a collaborator with Yang and Choi. Albert Kwan as Chu Wah, a worker at the initial dig site who is killed by an acid trap. James Bradford as Jameson, Rick and Evelyn's butler. Michael Sherer and Scott Taylor as the motion-capture of the yetis that aid the O'Connells in the Himalayas. Freda Foh Shen as the Narrator. Production Development In November 2001, director Stephen Sommers, who directed the previous Mummy films, said about directing a third film, "There is a demand for it, but most of the gang would only be up for it again if we could find a way to make it bigger