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The Musketeer
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Movie propaganda
As you've never seen it before.
A loose reinvention of Alexandre Dumas' classic tale The Three Musketeers, focusing more on D'artagnan (Justin Chambers), the young man who wants to be in the musketeer service which guards the king.
Persons of interest
- Justin Chambers .... D'artagnan
- Stephen Rea .... Richelieu
- Tim Roth .... Febre
- Catherine Deneuve .... The Queen of France
- Steven Spiers .... Porthos
- Jan Gregor Kremp .... Athos
- Joachim Paul .... Assböck Hessian
- Jean-Pierre Castaldi .... Planchet
- Jeremy Clyde .... Lord Buckingham
- Stefan Jürgens .... Darcy
- David Schofield .... Rochefort
- Mena Suvari .... Constance Bonacieux
- Bill Treacher .... Bonacieux
- Alexandre Dumas .... Author
- Gene Quitano .... Screenwriter
- Peter Hyams .... Director
Cinematic intelligence sources
- The Musketeer official movie site
- The Musketeer QuickTime movie trailers
- Studios and distributors:
Intelligence analyst
Special Agent Matti
Theatrical report
A loose reinvention. A very loose reinvention.
The Musketeer is a B-grade Hollywood swashbuckler upgraded with some post-The Matrix hand to hand combat action. you'll have fun, if you don't mind the improbable stunts, the French people with Californian accents, the French people with English accents, the simplistic themes and even more simplistic characters.
The redeeming factor is Catherine Deneuve's slightly fearful, slightly bitter, wholly stupendous queen of action in all her ripe, mature beauty. Other than that, well, Justin Chambers is cute in an "I just made a Hollywood film" kind of way, and prepare yourself for some graphic horror because all the musketeers have mullets.
Media intelligence (DVD)
- Audio: Dolby Digital 5.1
- Features:
- Documentary: making the stunts
- Interviews: cast and crew
- Trailers: Theatrical
- Languages: English
- Picture: Widescreen 1.78:1
- Subtitles: English
Security censorship classification
M (Medium level violence)
Surveillance time
104 minutes (1:44 hours)
Not for public release in Australia before date
Film: 7 March 2002
DVD rental: 12 June 2002
VHS rental: 12 June 2002
DVD retail: 9 October 2002
VHS retail: 9 October 2002
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