The Three Musketeers (1933)
Release Date: Apr 7, 1933 Wide
Release Date: Apr 7, 1933 Wide
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Adapted from Alexander Dumas's novel, this adventure is about a trio of Foreign Legion friends who confront the Devil of the Desert. Three Musketeers is the last of actor John Wayne's three serials for Mascot Studios. It was later edited down to just below feature length and released as the 1946 Desert Command. ~ Kristie Hassen, Rovi
Armand Schaefer , Colbert Clark
Colbert Clark, Bennett Cohen, Wyndham Gittens, Norman S. Hall, Ella Arnold
Apr 7, 1933 Wide
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Hooper Atchley
El Kadur -
Noah Beery Jr.
Stubbs -
Lon Chaney Jr
Armand Corday -
Emile Chautard
Gen. Pelletier -
Gordon De Main
Col. Duval -
William Desmond
Capt. Boncour -
Al Ferguson
Ali -
Robert W. Frazer
Major Booth -
Ruth Hall
Elaine Corday -
Raymond Hatton
Renard -
Wilfred Lucas
El Shaitan -
George Magrill
El Maghreb -
Jack Mulhall
Clancy -
Edward Peil Sr.
Ratkin -
Yakima Canutt
El Shaitan (when masked... -
Robert Warwick
Col. Brent -
John Wayne
Tom Wayne -
Francis X. Bushman Jr.
Schmidt -
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Beyond the fact that the costumes look like table clothes,the acting is terrible(even a die hard John Wayne lover is hard pressed to endorse this one), What stands out is the blatant stereotyping and demeaning manor in which the Arab people and their culture is presented.
Yes, I know...the movie is a product of the 1930's and reflects the thinking of that time.
I do wonder how many young movie goes left the theaters with their thinking influenced by the writers who depicted the Arabs as sneaky, subservient and evil.
But if you like to watch old movies that are so bad they are good, then this one is for you.