At the end of The Three Musketeers — D’Artagnan ... alongside D’Artagnan are quick-witted and know how to wield a sword, which they are duty-bound to do in the service of their King.

and former president Donald Trump superimposed over the titular characters from "The Three Musketeers." What's more, at the tip of each figure's sword, the names of each of their respective social ...

Three and a half million turned out to see ... a mystery assassin to kill King Louis XIII (Louis Garrel) and the four Musketeers doing their thing: D’Artagnan (François Civil), Athos (Vincent ...

Few works have sparked the cinematic imagination as routinely as Alexandre Dumas’s 1844 novel “The Three Musketeers ... the Beatles as Dumas’s sword-fighting trio plus their protégé ...

LOS ANGELES, April 18 (UPI) --Eva Green said the latest movie adaptation of The Three Musketeers gives Milady ... Green wields a sword and a dagger. "I was actually better with two things in ...

Burago, a former protégé of the legendary Pyotr Fomenko, reimagines The Three Musketeers with heart-pounding sword-fencing choreography that electrifies the stage. "Dumas' tale of courage and ...

Half a century earlier, Richard Lester directed back-to-back features, dubbed “The Three Musketeers” and “The Four Musketeers” — though the latter was rechristened “They Call Her ...

Later in life, Raquel Welch would occasionally acknowledge that Richard Lester’s The Three Musketeers (1973 ... lot because he’ll still raise the sword out of honor between cups.

By Beatrice Loayza “The Three Musketeers” is to France what Mickey Mouse is to America — a cultural force with a lock on the country’s imagination. The 19th-century cloak-and-dagger tale ...

Back in April, Martin Bourboulon’s The Three Musketeers: D’Artagnan was released ... whether going one-on-one with a slavering attack-dog or sword-fighting her way through a burning stable.

She is also very much the driver of the plot: as the Musketeers head off to fight the Protestants of La Rochelle on the behest of Louis XIII (Louis Garrel), she weaves among all the warring sides ...