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D'Artagnan and the Three Musketeers (2007)
Exile and possibly death are in the cards for the Queen of France in this edgy cloak-and-dagger adventure based on Alexandre Dumas' unrivaled tale of THE THREE MUSKETEERS and their reckless romantic friend D'Artagnan. Supernatural powers and dark mystical forces add an exciting twist to this classic tale.
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Exile and possibly death are in the cards for the Queen of France in this edgy cloak-and-dagger adventure based on Alexandre Dumas' unrivaled tale of THE THREE MUSKETEERS and their reckless romantic friend D'Artagnan. Supernatural powers and dark mystical forces add an exciting twist to this classic tale.
Rating:R
Genre:Adventure, Action
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In Theaters:6/6/2007
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Runtime:210 minutes
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Cast
Pierre Aknine
Director
Emmanuelle Béart
Milady Winter
Vincent Elbaz
D'Artagnan
Tchéky Karyo
Le cardinal de Richelieu
Heino Ferch
Athos
Grégori Derangère
Aramis
Grégory Gadebois
Porthos
Stefania Rocca
Anne D'Autriche
Diana Amft
Constance Bonacieux
Julia Thurnau
Mme de Guémenée
Eva Vojtová
La duchesse de joyeuse
Tatiana Vialle
Mme Delaunay
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