Director: Richard Lester

Writer: George MacDonald Fraser

From novel by: Alexandre Dumas père

Music by: Lalo Schifrin

Producers: Alexander Salkind; Michael Salkind; Ilya Salkind

Keywords: Action/Adventure, Swashbuckling

Name	Occupation	Birth	Death	Known for
Jean-Pierre Cassel	Actor	27-Oct-1932	19-Apr-2007	The Crimson Rivers
Richard Chamberlain	Actor	31-Mar-1935		Dr. Kildare and Shogun
Geraldine Chaplin	Actor	31-Jul-1944		Doctor Zhivago
Sybil Danning	Actor	24-May-1947		Howling II
Faye Dunaway	Actor	14-Jan-1941		Network
Frank Finlay	Actor	6-Aug-1926	30-Jan-2016	Othello
Charlton Heston	Actor	4-Oct-1923	5-Apr-2008	The Ten Commandments
Roy Kinnear	Actor	8-Jan-1934	20-Sep-1988	Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory
Christopher Lee	Actor	27-May-1922	7-Jun-2015	The Face of Fu Manchu
Oliver Reed	Actor	13-Feb-1938	2-May-1999	Lion of the Desert
Simon Ward	Actor	19-Oct-1941	20-Jul-2012	Sir Monty Everard on Judge John Deed
Jack Watson	Actor	14-May-1915	4-Jul-1999	The Wild Geese
Raquel Welch	Actor	5-Sep-1940		Cocktail waitress turned 60s sexpot
Michael York	Actor	27-Mar-1942		Logan's Run

CAST

Oliver Reed	...   Athos
Raquel Welch	...   Constance
Richard Chamberlain	...   Aramis
and
Michael York	...   D'Artagnan
Frank Finlay	...   Porthos
Christopher Lee	...   De Rochefort
Geraldine Chaplin	...   Queen Anne
Jean-Pierre Cassel	...   Louis XIII
with
Roy Kinnear	...   Planchet
Michael Gothard	...   Felton
Nicole Calfan	...   Maid Kitty
Angel del Pozo	...   Jussac
Eduardo Fajardo	...   General
Simon Ward	...   Buckingham
and
Faye Dunaway	...   Milady
with
Charlton Heston	...   Cardinal Richelieu
Sybil Danning	...   Eugenie
Gitty Djamal	...   Beatrice
Jack Watson	...   Busigny
Bob Todd	...   Firing Squad Officer
Tom Buchanan	...   Firing Squad Sergeant
Leon Greene	...   Swiss Officer
Lucy Tiller	...   Mother Superior
Norman Chappell	...   Submarine Inventor
Richard Adams	...   Tortured Thug
Tyrone Cassidy	...   English Officer

REVIEWS

Review by GEORGE LEVY (posted on 5-Aug-2007)

Rakel Welsh stole the movie by just playing herself, all body and no talent. She proved a delight in smashing up the world with her comic attempts at acting, and epitomized the proverbial Sherman tank in a china shop. This contrasted sharply with the somber role of the pox ridden musketeer Reed, doomed to kill off his lost love, and beautifully underplaying the role of a world weary warrior from another century. York did his usual talented skits in moving the action along to its inevitable story book ending. Also, the excellent 17th century settings and costumes make you want to see the epic over again.

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