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Les fils des mousquetaires

Original title: At Sword's Point
  • 1952
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  • 1h 21m
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6.0/10
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Les fils des mousquetaires (1952)
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In 1648 France, it's the sons (and daughter) of the Three Musketeers to the rescue!In 1648 France, it's the sons (and daughter) of the Three Musketeers to the rescue!In 1648 France, it's the sons (and daughter) of the Three Musketeers to the rescue!

  • Director
    • Lewis Allen
  • Writers
    • Walter Ferris
    • Joseph Hoffman
    • Aubrey Wisberg
  • Stars
    • Cornel Wilde
    • Maureen O'Hara
    • Robert Douglas
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  • IMDb RATING
    6.0/10
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    • Director
      • Lewis Allen
    • Writers
      • Walter Ferris
      • Joseph Hoffman
      • Aubrey Wisberg
    • Stars
      • Cornel Wilde
      • Maureen O'Hara
      • Robert Douglas
    • 19User reviews
    • 8Critic reviews
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    Cornel Wilde
    Cornel Wilde
    • D'Artagnan Jr.
    Maureen O'Hara
    Maureen O'Hara
    • Claire - Daughter of Athos
    Robert Douglas
    Robert Douglas
    • Duc de Lavalle
    Gladys Cooper
    Gladys Cooper
    • Queen Anne
    June Clayworth
    June Clayworth
    • Comtesse Claudine
    Dan O'Herlihy
    Dan O'Herlihy
    • Aramis Jr.
    Alan Hale Jr.
    Alan Hale Jr.
    • Porthos Jr.
    Blanche Yurka
    Blanche Yurka
    • Madame Michom
    Nancy Gates
    Nancy Gates
    • Princess Henriette
    Edmund Breon
    Edmund Breon
    • Queen's Chamberlain
    • (as Edmond Breon)
    Peter Miles
    Peter Miles
    • Young Louis XIV
    George Petrie
    George Petrie
    • Chalais
    Moroni Olsen
    Moroni Olsen
    • Porthos
    Eric Alden
    Eric Alden
    • Guardsman
    • (uncredited)
    Fred Aldrich
    Fred Aldrich
    • Executioner
    • (uncredited)
    Gregg Barton
    Gregg Barton
    • Regent's Guardman at Fallen Tree
    • (uncredited)
    Barry Brooks
    • Captain of the Guards
    • (uncredited)
    Albert Cavens
    Albert Cavens
    • Claire's Fencing Instructor
    • (uncredited)
    • Director
      • Lewis Allen
    • Writers
      • Walter Ferris
      • Joseph Hoffman
      • Aubrey Wisberg
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    10chrisreno181

    The son's of the musketeers

    This is truly an excellent swashbuckling adventure starring Muareen O'Hara and Cornel Wilde. There are lots of impressive sword fights. Maureen o'Hara is gorgeous funny and fights excellently with a sword. As well as sword fights there is lots of humour and wit in the film. The film centres around the sons and daughter of the musketeers. They must assist queen Anne in her fight against Lavalle.

    I recommend this to anyone who is a fan of the three musketeers from 1948 film starring Gene Kelly and Lana Turner. Heaps of fun 10/10 glad they are releasing this on warner archives DVD.

    Chris
    5Prismark10

    All for one

    Sons of the Musketeers is set in France with the elderly French Queen worried about threats to her throne and her son's succession to the throne from the Duc de Lavalle sends out for a call for help from the Musketeers who helped her out many years ago.

    The now elderly musketeers send their sons. Athos who sends his daughter Claire (Maureen O'Hara) herself a fine swords-woman who comes in disguised as a man.

    The story has plenty of intrigue, backstabbing and swordplay. There is some knockabout comedy such as the sleeping arrangements for the Musketeers junior before Claire does her reveal.

    There is plenty of cut and thrust and some nifty stunt work. Even Maureen O'Hara is good with the sword and looks ravishing with her long leathers boots on and full on Technicolour.

    The film is not too long but there is still too much sword fighting against overwhelming odds before the musketeers give up, escape, fight against overwhelming odds and Lavalle always seems to have the upper hand until the conclusion of the film. It does look like padding to a flimsy story.
    7blakduke

    great adventure

    i have this movie in my home library, both as a purchased film and having taped from amc. the fencing sequences are some of the best on film. i do not think enough has been said of robert douglass. his fencing skills must have been superb since he fought with all of the best duelists in hollywood, errol flynn, cornel wilde,burt lancaster to name a few. all good leading men need a bad guy, and r.d. was very good at being bad.
    ulicknormanowen

    Like fathers,like sons (and daughter)!

    This movie was (very) vaguely inspired by the fourth part of Dumas ' novel " Le Vicomte De Bragelonne", which mostly dealt with the young Sun King.

    For a French ,it's absolutely impossible to take the historical context seriously : it's true that there was trouble all over the land ,caused by the nobles who challenged the king's absolute power : it was called "La Fronde" :it's true that the young King had to escape from Paris and to take refuge in Fontainebleau .In 1648,however,the queen mother ,Anne D'autriche , was not dying : she did not have a heart condition and she died in 1666 of breast cancer.During her regence,she had strong support from her minister Mazarin (not mentioned here,as an user has already pointed out),who,in the wake of Richelieu, ruled the country and paved a reliable way for the absolute monarchy (which began when he died in 1661).And Anne D'Autriche had no daughter but two sons ,Louis and Philippe : the latter was gay.

    Let's forget history .Lewis Allen's swashbuckler has plenty of go ,and Cornell Wilde and majestic Maureen O'Hara make an attractive pairing ; the villain ,the ambitious Duc De La Valle ,a fictious character ,could be one of those rebellious aristocrats (the own king's uncle ,Gaston D'Orléans, was part of the Fronde); As the three/four musketeers were getting old, it was only natural to replace them by their sons ;but the best idea is to introduce a girl (Athos' s daughter) Not only Miss O'Hara wields the sword with gusto (she was carefully taught;see her first appearance) but she proved herself more than useful than a man: a beautiful woman can replace a princess, turn into a servant and seduce a roughneck soldier (the scene when she is told off by her would be husband and lovers is much fun to watch).The screenplay is action-packed , the colors are superb , the film is rather short so there's never a dull moment.

    A voice over warns us when the movie begins : this is what could have happened in France............ if fate had not decided otherwise.Well ,decidedly implausible ,but a good entertainment is guaranteed for all.
    8Nazi_Fighter_David

    A great spoof of adventure!

    Is "At Sword's Point," a great adventure film?

    Well, perhaps not. But it is a great spoof of adventure, and, as a piece of entertainment, it needs no defending.

    The sons of the three musketeers rally round their aging Queen of France (Gladys Cooper) to prevent her daughter's marriage to the ambitious Duc De Lavalle (Robert Douglas) and to protect the throne of Young Louis XIV (Peter Miles) from the villainous nobleman...

    Caught between beautiful sets, fancy costumes and clashing swords, our reddish-brown haired heroine (Maureen O'Hara) - as Claire, the daughter of Athos, who joins the offspring of the other musketeers - found enough opportunity for romance with the handsome and dynamic Cornel Wilde (expert fencer as D'Artagnan). Maureen's proficiency with the sword gets our attention but not her ability to manage the soft dialogue...

    The supporting cast - the tall, distinguished looking Dan O'Herlihy as Aramis & Alan Hales Jr. as Porthos - add a major assets to the picture, photographed in vivid Technicolor...

    A hilarious duel climaxes this likable swashbuckling adventure...

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    • Trivia
      Alan Hale Jr. plays the son of Porthos here. His father, Alan Hale, appeared in L'homme au masque de fer (1939) as an aging Porthos. When that film was remade as Le 5e mousquetaire (1979), that role was taken by Hale Jr. In that same movie the role of an aging D'Artagnan was played by Cornel Wilde, this picture's son of D'Artagnan. Also here, the elderly Porthos is played by Moroni Olsen, who played that character in his younger days in the film of the original Dumas novel, The Three Musketeers (1935).
    • Goofs
      The opening narration mentions the year 1648, implying that Cardinal Richelieu died then, and the loss of his "strong hand holding the country together" was the beginning a period of great instability in France that led to the events depicted in this film. However, he passed away in 1642, leaving 1648 to be interpreted as the year this story takes place. The problem with that is the fact that Queen Anne, whose own death is indicated here, died in 1666 when son Louis XIV was 27 years old and long since reigning on his own, not the prepubescent boy for whom she acted as regent seen here. Said regency ended in 1651, not 1648.
    • Quotes

      Soldier: [holding back his attack] I'll not fight with a lady.

      Claire: [thrusting her rapier at the soldier] I'm no lady when I fight!

    • Connections
      Version of La masque de fer (1909)

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    • Release date
      • September 12, 1952 (France)
    • Country of origin
      • United States
    • Language
      • English
    • Also known as
      • Sons of the Musketeers
    • Filming locations
      • RKO Studios - 780 N. Gower Street, Hollywood, Los Angeles, California, USA(Studio)
    • Production company
      • RKO Radio Pictures
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    • Runtime
      • 1h 21m(81 min)
    • Aspect ratio
      • 1.37 : 1

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