The Three Musketeers

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Cast & Crew

Matthew Macfadyen
Athos

Milla Jovovich
Milady de Winter

Logan Lerman
D'Artagnan

Luke Evans
Aramis

Ray Stevenson
Porthos

Gabriella Wilde
Constance

Orlando Bloom
Buckingham

Mads Mikkelsen
Rochefort

Christoph Waltz
Cardinal Richelieu

Freddie Fox
Louis

Juno Temple
Queen

James Corden
Planchet

Til Schweiger
Cagliostro

Dexter Fletcher
D'Artagnan's Father

Jane Perry
D'Artagnan's Mother

Paul W.S. Anderson
Director

Alex Litvak
Screenwriter

Andrew Davies
Producer

Jeremy Bolt
Producer

Paul W.S. Anderson
Producer

Robert Kulzer
Producer

Martin Moszkowicz
Executive Producer

Christine Rothe
Executive Producer

Glen MacPherson
Cinematographer

Alexander Berner
Film Editing

Paul Haslinger
Original Music

Paul Denham Austerberry
Production Design

Nigel Churcher
Supervising Art Direction

David Scheunemann
Art Director

Hucky Hornberger
Art Director

Philippe Turlure
Set Decoration

Pierre-Yves Gayraud
Costume Design

Suzanne M. Smith
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Audience Reviews for The Three Musketeers

• Aug 17, 2015

  A reboot film about The Three Musketeers but the film under uses the Musketeers them selves in this very OTT version, The cast was a fine pick but the performances won't help them, It's very beautifully shot and has some good effects but it's too effects heavy for this kind of film, I can't comment on the 3D as I watched the 2D version, The last 20 minutes were pretty good but the rest is nothing great, A reboot nobody asked for and nobody will be remembering anytime soon.
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• Apr 28, 2013

  The king's musketeers, Athos(Matthew Macfadyen), Porthos(Ray Stevenson) and Aramis(Luke Evans), have been in a rut for a year since being betrayed by Milady de Winter(Milla Jovovich) in Venice. For which, there is no better cure than teaching D'Artagnan(Logan Lerman), a whelp from the country, a lesson in a series of duels. Well, actually, all four of them working together to beat down a squadron of the Cardinal's guards works even better. Cardinal Richelieu(Chistoph Waltz) may disagree while King Louis(Freddie Fox) secretly hides his glee at this unexpected development. While not going to make anyone forget the 1973/1974 demi-classic two-part Richard Lester adaptation anytime soon, this version of the venerable tale does not take itself too seriously and can be fun at times in its choreographed swordplay, with a couple of very neat entrances. While I usually disapprove of remake by CGI, at least we get airships which are well-utilized and definitely steampunk which is always a plus. And Mads Mikkelsen and Juno Temple are fine additions to the cast while Logan Lerman is a little too bratty for my liking in the lead.
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• Oct 03, 2012

  A terrible excuse for a film. Jumped up on CGI and bad acting, I wonder how this movie ever got made.
  Super Reviewer
• Aug 27, 2012

  Old tales updated, more times than not don't really work out well. "The Three Musketeers" is one of those movies. Weak acting, and a generic movie make this a bore, and a big mess. It's the old story of the muskateers and D'Aragnan(Logan Lerman) battling Richlieu(Christoph Waltz), Buckingham(Orlando Bloom), and Milady(Milla Jovovich). Directed by Paul W.S. Anderson, this movie is all over the place with action, bad dialogue, and flying ships. I will say this movie has one big thing in it's favor, it is beautiful in high definition. If you can watch this on blu-ray or 3D, then you should watch it just to see all the colors pop. If you get a dvd, or if it's on cable, don't waste your time. There are so many better movies to watch, this is just a real waste.
  

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