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D'Artagnan is a naive and ambitious farm boy who yearns to join the Musketeers, the elite regiment of guards under King Louis XIII. Riding into 1625 Paris on the back of a weathered plowhorse, the young rapscallion quickly wins the respect and friendship of the Musketeers' most valiant trio in a breathtaking display of a acrobatic swordsmanship. When Queen Anne is maneuvered into a political scandal by the devious Cardinal Richelieu, D'Artagnan and his bons hommes embark on a treacherous race across France, to England and back to regain a precious brooch that will save the queen's honor and the future of their nation.Read more...
Based on the novel by Alexandre Dumas. Originally produced as a motion picture in 1921. Also issued as part of the box set: The Douglas Fairbanks collection.
Credits:
Photographed by Arthur Edeson ; art director, Edward M. Langley ; master of costumes, Paul Burns ; film editor, Nellie Mason ; musical score by Louis F. Gottschalk ; performed by Brian Benison and the Elton Thomas Salon Orchestra.
Cast:
Douglas Fairbanks, Adolphe Menjou, Mary MacLaren, Nigel de Brulier, Thomas Holding, Marguerite de la Motte, Willis Robards, Boyd Irwin, Barbara La Marr, Lon Poff, Walt Whitman, Sydney Franklin, Charles Belcher, Charles Stevens, Leon Bary, George Siegmann, Eugene Pallette.
Target Audience:
MPAA rating: Not rated.
Description:
1 videodisc (118 min.) : si., b&w ; 4 3/4 in.
Details:
DVD; region 1, NTSC; full screen presentation.
Other Titles:
Douglas Fairbanks collection. Three musketeers (Motion picture : 1921) Douglas Fairbanks presents Alexander Dumas' The three musketeers Alexander Dumas' The three musketeers
Responsibility:
Douglas Fairbanks Pictures Corporation ; directed by Fred Niblo ; adapted by Edward Knoblock ; scenario editor, Lotta Woods.
Abstract:
D'Artagnan is a naive and ambitious farm boy who yearns to join the Musketeers, the elite regiment of guards under King Louis XIII. Riding into 1625 Paris on the back of a weathered plowhorse, the young rapscallion quickly wins the respect and friendship of the Musketeers' most valiant trio in a breathtaking display of a acrobatic swordsmanship. When Queen Anne is maneuvered into a political scandal by the devious Cardinal Richelieu, D'Artagnan and his bons hommes embark on a treacherous race across France, to England and back to regain a precious brooch that will save the queen's honor and the future of their nation.
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"D'Artagnan is a naive and ambitious farm boy who yearns to join the Musketeers, the elite regiment of guards under King Louis XIII. Riding into 1625 Paris on the back of a weathered plowhorse, the young rapscallion quickly wins the respect and friendship of the Musketeers' most valiant trio in a breathtaking display of a acrobatic swordsmanship. When Queen Anne is maneuvered into a political scandal by the devious Cardinal Richelieu, D'Artagnan and his bons hommes embark on a treacherous race across France, to England and back to regain a precious brooch that will save the queen's honor and the future of their nation."
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