The Musketeer

Director: Peter Hyams

Overview

"Writer Alexandre Dumas' exciting novel is completely re-imagined for the screen in director Peter Hyams' The Musketeer. Universal has done a very nice job at making this 2.35:1 anamorphic widescreen transfer look fantastically clean and crisp. The colors

Product Details

Release Date:	04/02/2013
UPC:	0025192176524
Original Release:	2001
Rating:	PG-13
Source:	Universal Studios
Region Code:	1
Presentation:	[Wide Screen]
Sound:	[Dolby Digital, DTS 5.1-Channel Surround Sound]
Language:	English
Time:	1:45:00
Sales rank:	42,346

Special Features

Casting Justin Chambers; The Stunts; Theatrical trailer; Production notes; Cast & filmmakers bios & film highlights; DVD-ROM features

Cast & Crew

Performance Credits

Justin Chambers	D'Artagnan
Catherine Deneuve	Queen
Mena Suvari	Francesca
Tim Roth	Febre
Stephen Rea	Cardinal Richelieu
Bill Treacher	Bonacieux
Daniel Mesguich	King Louis
David Schofield	Rochefort
Nick Moran	Aramis
Steven Spiers	Porthos
Jan Gregor Kremp	Athos
Jeremy Clyde	Lord Buckingham
Michael Byrne	Treville
Jean-Pierre Castaldi	Planchet
Steve Speirs	Porthos,Porthos
Tsilla Chelton	Madam Lacross,Madame Lacross
Luc Gentile	D'Artagnan's Father
Catherine Erhardy	D'Artagnan's Mother,D'Artagnan's Mother
Max Dolbey	Young D'Artagnan
Florent Bigot De Nesle	Deleon
Stefan J?rgens	Darcy
Ann Marie Pisani	Buxom Woman,Buxom Woman at Banquet
Carrie Mullan	Mathilde
Sven Walser	Man No. 1 at Bar
Marco Lorenzini	Inn Keeper
Betrand Witt	Dumas,Dumas
Stefan Weinert	Mercenary No. 2
Patrick Dean	Febre Messenger
Christian Bergmann	Last Febre Man
Sascha Schiffbauer	Jail Guard No. 1
Sven Nichulski	Guard at Door
Frank Ferner	Jail Guard No. 3
Jean-Luc Ristic	Pastry Chef
Roland Stemmer	Musketeer No. 1
Jo Stock	Another Musketeer
Dean Gregory	Musketeer No. 2
Ciaran Mulhern	Musketeer No. 3
Gilles Soeder	Cook
Sigal Diamant	Josephine
Luc Gentil	D'Artagnan's Father
Florent Bigot de Nesles	Deleon
Joachim Paul Assb?ck	Hessian
Oscar Ortega S?nchez	Marquis de Spota
Jean-Fran?ois Wolff	Cardinal's Guard #1
Sve Walser	Man 1 at bar
Nicolas Dodd	Conductor
David Arnold	Composer

Technical Credits

Alexandre Dumas p?re

Gene Quintano

Fabrice Ziolkowski

Rudy Cohen	Executive Producer
Mark Damon	Executive Producer
Georges Demetrau	Special Effects
Moshe Diamant	Producer,Casting
Celestia Fox	Casting
Steven Paul	Executive Producer
Penny Perry	Casting
Kelley Ray	Special Effects
Romain Schroeder	Executive Producer
Pascal Tesch	Special Effects
Xin-Xin Xiong	Stunts
Alexandre Dumas p?re	Screenwriter
Gene Quintano	Screenwriter
Frank H?bner	Executive Producer
Jan Fantl	Producer
Nastuh Abootalebi	Special Effects
Hugo Adams	Sound Effects
Peter Baldock	Sound Effects
John Bateman	Sound Effects
Paula Boram	Sound Effects
Sandy Buchanan	Sound Effects
Caroline Mazauric	Casting
Anja Dihrberg	Casting
Fabrice Ziolkowski	Screenwriter
Louis Elman	Casting
Monique Durlacher	Casting
Detlev Fichtner	Sound Mixer
Hubertus Rath	Sound Mixer

Scene Index

Side #1 --
0. Scenes
1. The Musketeer's Son [:22]
2. The Supreme Swordsman [:15]
3. Bad Times for Musketeers [:29]
4. Three Against Fifteen [6:11]
5. A Would-Be Musketeer [:07]
6. Uninvited Guests [5:07]
7. The King's Protectors [1:52]
8. Richelieu's Invitation [7:03]
9. The Queen's Escort [:11]
10. Assault on a Queen [4:53]
11. No Mercy, No Heart [2:08]
12. Madman [5:37]
13. Alone Against Febre [1:22]
14. All for One [2:06]
15. The Tower [4:20]
16. Swords to the Death [:37]
17. Champions of France [3:11]
18. End Titles [5:49]

Menu

Side #1 --
Languages
Spoken Language: English Dolby Digital Surround
Spoken Language: English DTS Surround
Do You Wish to Continue?: Yes
Do You Wish to Continue?: No
Spoken Language: Français Dolby Digital Surround
Captioned for the Hearing Impaired: English
Captioned for the Hearing Impaired: None
Bonus Materials
The Stunts
Casting Justin Chambers
Theatrical Trailer
Production Notes
Cast and Filmmakers
Catherine Deneuve
Mena Suvari
Stephen Rea
Tim Roth
Justin Chambers
Peter Hyams
DVD-ROM Features
DVD Newsletter
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Editorial Reviews

Philip Harrison's superb production design, Raymond Hughes and Cynthia Dumont's wide range of costumes, Gigi Lepage's gowns for Deneuve and David Arnold's rightly thundering score all help bring alive Dumas' romantic, tumultuous world one more time. Kevin Thomas