An ambitious Egyptian pharaoh, Hatshepsut skillfully uses political strategy to secure her reign and maintain her dynasty.

A dedicated archaeologist, Carter mentors Eve and grapples with the ethical complexities of his field.

A wealthy aristocrat and patron of archaeology, he is driven by both genuine interest and a desire for fame.

Eve's mother, who represents societal pressures, urging her daughter to fulfill traditional roles over intellectual pursuits.

Hatshepsut’s trusted advisor and lover, who supports her ascent to power and validates her dual identity.

Eve's love interest, who admires her intellect and supports her ambition, symbolizing a progressive partnership.

An Egyptian nationalist leader who inspires Eve by exemplifying strength and leadership in the fight against colonialism.

Hatshepsut’s stepson and co-ruler, who is portrayed as a capable leader and part of a complex political partnership.