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Die drei Musketiere

Originaltitel: The Three Musketeers
  • 1973
  • 12
  • 1 Std. 46 Min.
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Charlton Heston, Raquel Welch, Richard Chamberlain, Faye Dunaway, Oliver Reed, and Michael York in Die drei Musketiere (1973)
A young swordsman comes to Paris and faces villains, romance, adventure and intrigue with three Musketeer friends.
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SwashbucklerActionAdventureRomance

Ein junger Schwertkämpfer kommt nach Paris und trifft mit drei Musketierfreunden auf Schurken, Romantik, Abenteuer und Intrigen.Ein junger Schwertkämpfer kommt nach Paris und trifft mit drei Musketierfreunden auf Schurken, Romantik, Abenteuer und Intrigen.Ein junger Schwertkämpfer kommt nach Paris und trifft mit drei Musketierfreunden auf Schurken, Romantik, Abenteuer und Intrigen.

  • Regie
    • Richard Lester
  • Drehbuch
    • George MacDonald Fraser
    • Alexandre Dumas
  • Hauptbesetzung
    • Oliver Reed
    • Raquel Welch
    • Richard Chamberlain
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    7,1/10
    21.243
    IHRE BEWERTUNG
    • Regie
      • Richard Lester
    • Drehbuch
      • George MacDonald Fraser
      • Alexandre Dumas
    • Hauptbesetzung
      • Oliver Reed
      • Raquel Welch
      • Richard Chamberlain
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  • Siehe Produktionsinformationen bei IMDbPro
    • Nominiert für 5 BAFTA Awards
      • 4 Gewinne & 7 Nominierungen insgesamt

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    Oliver Reed
    Oliver Reed
    • Athos
    Raquel Welch
    Raquel Welch
    • Constance de Bonacieux
    Richard Chamberlain
    Richard Chamberlain
    • Aramis
    Michael York
    Michael York
    • D'Artagnan
    Frank Finlay
    Frank Finlay
    • Porthos…
    Christopher Lee
    Christopher Lee
    • Rochefort
    Geraldine Chaplin
    Geraldine Chaplin
    • Queen Anna
    Jean-Pierre Cassel
    Jean-Pierre Cassel
    • King Louis XIII
    • (as Jean Pierre Cassel)
    Spike Milligan
    Spike Milligan
    • M. Bonacieux
    Roy Kinnear
    Roy Kinnear
    • Planchet
    Georges Wilson
    Georges Wilson
    • Treville
    Simon Ward
    Simon Ward
    • Duke of Buckingham
    Faye Dunaway
    Faye Dunaway
    • Milady
    Charlton Heston
    Charlton Heston
    • Cardinal Richelieu
    Joss Ackland
    Joss Ackland
    • D'Artagnan's Father
    Nicole Calfan
    Nicole Calfan
    • Kitty
    Michael Gothard
    Michael Gothard
    • Felton
    Sybil Danning
    Sybil Danning
    • Eugenie
    • Regie
      • Richard Lester
    • Drehbuch
      • George MacDonald Fraser
      • Alexandre Dumas
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    grendelkhan

    "My father told me to fight duels."

    This film (and its companion piece The Four Musketeers) is the finest adaptation of the Dumas classic. It perfectly captures the blend of romance, adventure, and comedy inherent in the novel. There is some modification for modern viewers, but the spirit and attitude of the era is preserved.

    Michael York gives one of his best performances as the young, naive D'Artagnan. He appears to be a bit of a bumbling idiot at first; but, one soon learns that a keen brain lies behind that bumbling exterior. This portrayal was criticized by another filmmaker, who adapted another of Dumas' tales. Judging by how far that director strayed from Dumas, it's understandable how he missed noting that Dumas portrayed D'Artagnan in the same manner at the beginning of the novel. D'Artagnan grows with his experiences and becomes a leader of men by the end of the novel; one who has confounded Cardinal Richelieu at every turn and preserved the honor of his Queen and country.

    Oliver Reed was perfectly cast as Athos, the melancholy drunkard. Athos is a man who has endured great pain and betrayal in his life and finds his only pleasure in drinking and brawling. He is the wise counsel to the young D'Artagnan, and the mysterious side to the Musketeer triangle.

    Frank Finlay, a wonderful character actor, brings a wonderful, arrogant bluster to Porthos; a gentleman, a braggart, and a fool. Finlay also has a nice turn as the jeweler O'Reilly, showcasing his versatility.

    Richard Chamberlain is Aramis, the future priest and great lover. Aramis gives an air of spiritual devotion, while romancing his mistresses. Like many clergy of the upper classes, he sees no conflict in these attitudes, or his profession as a soldier. Chamberlain brings great subtlety to Aramis. His part is not as big as the other two, but he says much with body language and attitude. He more than holds his own with the stage-trained Brits.

    Charlton Heston brings a deep menace to Richelieu, quite the opposite of his previous heroes. He shows the devious nature of the Cardinal, and the intelligence of a man who knows he has lost, but will have other battles down the line.

    Faye Dunaway is the beautiful and vicious Milady. She is the deadliest of D'Artagnan's adversaries; she charms with her beauty and grace, as she prepares her dagger unseen.

    Christopher Lee is D'Artagnan's rival, Rochefort. Lee is always good, even when the film isn't. Luckily, this film is up to his abilities. His cool demeanor is backed by a strong sword arm.

    The cast is rounded out by fine character performances from Roy Kinnear as Planchet, Jean-Pierre Cassel as King Louis XIII, Geraldine Chaplain as Anne of Austria, and Spike Milligan as M. Bonacieux. Raquel Welch gives a surprisingly deft turn in the comic role of Constance.

    There is plenty of action, romance, drama, and fun for fans of each. The sum of those parts results in a classic that outshines all other attempts at Dumas. It is a swashbuckler to rival any Errol Flynn movie, a romance equal to a Merchant-Ivory production, and a comedy to rival Monty Python.

    Forget Gene Kelly, the Ritz Brothers, and Charlie Sheen and company. These are the true Musketeers.
    piaffe417

    A must see for Dumas fans!

    I must admit that I was a fan of the Disney-fied version of "The Three Musketeers" in my misspent youth. The first time I saw it, I was a wide-eyed 12-year-old who thought that Kiefer Sutherland's Athos was IT as far as the character was concerned - that is, until I stumbled across this version of the much-done movie on cable last year. It was then that I watched Oliver Reed breathe a whole new life into the character of Athos with the help of a magnificent supporting cast. I have to say, I never fell off the couch laughing at the Disney version the way I did during the scene at the inn where Porthos and Aramis are attempting to pull Athos out of the well. Moreover, I never felt as though I understood the characters very well until I watched Lester's interpretation and compared it with the text of Dumas. He could not have chosen a finer cast of actors for his movie - Reed is superb as the quiet, thoughtful leader, Finlay is outlandish as Porthos, Chamberlain brings a flair to Aramis, and York seems completely immersed in D'Artangan. Yet great casting aside, the movie would be nothing if Lester had not incorporated the reality of life at court during the Musketeers' time period - the laziness and sheer excess (dogs as chess pieces on the palace lawn, wine fountains, and palace games). The fight scenes are also to be commended. They are not the overly-choreographed dances of Disney's "The Three Musketeers," but rather have a harsh reality to them. (Reed's fighting style is particularly all-out - he uses his entire body as a weapon.) In short, this movie has completely replaced the Disney version for me - as has its "sequel," "The Four Musketeers" (a must-see if you want to get the whole story and watch Porthos find "a new way to disarm himself").
    7Hermit C-2

    Quintessential Lester.

    Richard Lester has to be one of the greatest directors of comedy there ever was. There are dozens of slapstick gags and situations in this movie and almost 100% of them work. And what an opulent setting they are placed in! Lester and his cohorts have created a film in which almost every frame resembles a museum painting come to life (and gone berserk.)

    Lester is better with style than relating a narrative. I found it impossible to completely comprehend the story line here, and I think if you asked most people what the movie was about, they'd tell you there was a lot of swashbuckling and general mayhem and lunacy, but I doubt they'd give you much of Dumas' story. When the style is this good, however, a little fuzziness on the substance is not a fatal flaw. Still, it might keep this picture from being an all-time classic rather than "just" a most enjoyable film.

    Lester is such an auteur that his direction is the main focus of this film even with such an all-star cast. It was a wise decision (actually it seems like a no-brainer) to divide what was originally shot at one time into two films, this one and 'The Four Musketeers.' There really can be too much of a good thing, and even at under two hours, 'The Three Musketeers' threatens to be overwhelming. But on balance this film is great entertainment.
    8MissSimonetta

    Could give Errol Flynn a run for his money!

    Let me begin by expressing how refreshing it feels to watch a series of action scenes without wretched shaky cam! After seeing Guardians of the Galaxy and the new Ninja Turtles movies at the cinema recently, I had almost forgotten what it was like to have a comprehensible fight sequence.

    This 1973 version of The Three Musketeers is the best version of the story I have ever seen, even better than the over-praised Gene Kelly adaptation. It's athletic, earthy, and light-hearted, paired with one of the most perfect casts ever brought together for a movie and Michel Legrand's amazing score which proves adventurous and heart-achingly romantic in equal turns.

    If you love action and comedy, then I cannot recommend this enough. I never wanted it to end and cannot wait to watch the sequel.
    10mvario

    The best Three Musketeers ever.

    This film, and its sequel (filmed concurrently) is by far the best movie version of the Dumas novel ever produced. The cast is excellent. The sets and costumes are marvelous. The swordplay (and there is much) is possible some of the most realistic ever filmed. And it's the only Musketeer movie I am aware of in which the Musketeers actually use muskets. Authenticity seems to have been very important to the producers, as well as staying true to the novel.

    Sadly a film like this wouldn't be made these days. First off the fighting would be "punched-up" with a lot of wire work. And of course Hollywood would change the story to eliminate much of the "sleeping around" characters do (today's movie heroes in this type of movie aren't usually sexually active). They would also provide some creative story editing so that a certain character who dies in the novel would survive so as to supply the requisite happy ending. Fortunately for us this version does not suffer that kind of revisionism.

    If you're a fan of Dumas or just looking for a fun film with lots of realistic sword fighting then you won't want to miss this.

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      Oliver Reed was severely injured and almost died when he was stabbed in the throat during the windmill duel scene.
    • Patzer
      Richelieu refers to Buckingham as the Prime Minister of England. However, the title was not adopted until the early 1700s, and even then was an unofficial name for the First Lord of the Treasury. It was not until 1937 that it was enshrined in law as the title of the Head of Government. Although Buckingham was undoubtedly one of the most powerful members of the English Court, he had no formal position as such, as there was no equivalent of a Prime Minister: the King himself was regarded as the Head of Government as well as Head of State.
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      Cardinal Richelieu: Who is the man that accuses you?

      Bonacieux: [Rochefort enters and Bonacieux points at him] That! That is the man!

      Count Rochefort: Take him away.

      Bonacieux: That is *not* the man!

    • Verbindungen
      Edited into Die vier Musketiere (1974)

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    • Erscheinungsdatum
      • 21. Dezember 1973 (Westdeutschland)
    • Herkunftsländer
      • Vereinigte Staaten
      • Vereinigtes Königreich
      • Spanien
    • Offizieller Standort
      • StudioCanal International (France)
    • Sprache
      • Englisch
    • Auch bekannt als
      • The Three Musketeers
    • Drehorte
      • Summer Palace, Aranjuez, Madrid, Spanien(The Louvre)
    • Produktionsfirmen
      • Alexander, Michael and Ilya Salkind Productions
      • Film Trust S.A.
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      • 4.500.000 $ (geschätzt)
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      1 Stunde 46 Minuten
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      • Mono
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