Les Trois mousquetaires (1933)
Directed by Henri Diamant-Berger

Action / Adventure / Drama / Romance

aka: Milady

Film Synopsis

France, 1625. Cardinal Richelieu has made an enemy in the Queen of France, Anna of Austria, and conceives a plan to discredit her in the eyes of King Louis XIII. With the connivance of his co-conspirator Milady de Winter, he begins by laying a trap for her most faithful ally, the Duke of Buckingham. Before he is exiled, the Queen gives him some jewels which were a gift from the King. Later, at a grand ball, Richelieu hints to the King that the Queen should wear the jewels he gave her. Meanwhile, an aspiring young swordsman, D'Artagnan, has fallen in with three brave musketeers, Athos, Porthos and Aramis. To save her reputation, the Queen enlists the help of these four to undertake a perilous journey to England to recover the precious jewels...

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Film Credits

Director: Henri Diamant-Berger
Script: Henri Diamant-Berger, Alexandre Dumas père (novel)
Cinematographer: Maurice Desfassiaux, Marcel Fradetal
Music: Jean Lenoir
Cast: Blanche Montel (Constance Bonacieux), Aimé Simon-Girard (D'Artagnan), Edith Méra (Milady de Winter), Maurice Escande (Buckingham), Samson Fainsilber (Cardinal Richelieu), Harry Baur (Tréville), Andrée Lafayette (La reine Anne), Fernand Francell (Louis XIII), Marcelle Monthil (Dona Estefana), Hélène Larra (Duchess Chevreuse), Renée Varville (Mme. de Lannois), Henri Baudin (Le comte de Rochefort), Romain Bouquet (M. Bonacieux), Paul Colline (Planchet), Henri Rollan (Athos), Thomy Bourdelle (Porthos), Jean-Louis Allibert (Aramis), Geneviève Félix, Esther Kiss (Ketty), Germaine Risse
Country: France
Language: French
Support: Black and White / Silent
Runtime: 246 min
Aka: Milady; Three Musketeers

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