The Man in the Iron Mask with Leonardo DiCaprio: DVD Cover

    The Man in the Iron Mask Director: Randall Wallace Cast: Leonardo DiCaprio, Jeremy Irons, John Malkovich, Gérard Depardieu

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    • DVD Release Date: 08/12/1998
    • Rating: Rated PG13
    • Sales Rank: 13,248

    Viewer Rating: (14 ratings)

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    Features

    Audio commentary by writer/director Randall Wallace; Alternate mask prototypes and conceptual drawings; 8-page booklet featuring trivia, production notes, and the making of the film; Original theatrical trailer

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    Scene Index

    Scene Selections
    0. Scene Selections
    1. Logo/Main title [:16]
    2. The Musketeers [1:29]
    3. Attending The King [:06]
    4. Louie Spies Christine [4:18]
    5. A Queen's Gratitude [1:53]
    6. "The King Is A Dog" [1:22]
    7. Of Riots & Rotten Food [6:46]
    8. Raoul's Demise [:42]
    9. Royal Consolation [1:40]
    10. "Replace The King" [3:32]
    11. 3 Missing Musketeers [1:57]
    12. Delivering A Prisoner [3:50]
    13. Man In The Iron Mask [3:28]
    14. Porthos & Pathos [:55]
    15. His Identity Revealed [2:58]
    16. News Of His 'Death' [4:08]
    17. 3 Weeks/Porthos Swings [1:43]
    18. Phillippe Decides [5:01]
    19. Training Phillippe [:32]
    20. Raoul's Letter [4:50]
    21. Urgent Preparations [2:10]
    22. The Masquerade [:02]
    23. "Judgement Day" [4:18]
    24. Phillipe Ascends [3:10]
    25. "You Killed Raoul!" [3:26]
    26. Flight...& Fight [1:48]
    27. Check Mate [3:21]
    28. "My Twin, My Blood" [1:26]
    29. Christine's Solution [3:23]
    30. Note From D'Artagnan [:52]
    31. At The Bastille [4:15]
    32. All The King's men [1:10]
    33. D'Artagnan Reveals [2:49]
    34. "Magnificent Valor" [2:20]
    35. A True King [3:54]
    36. End Credits [4:00]
    Side #2 -- Standard
    1. Logo/Main Title [:16]
    2. The Musketeers [1:29]
    3. Attending The King [:06]
    4. Louis Spies Christine [4:18]
    5. A Queen's Gratitude [1:53]
    6. "The King Is A Dog" [1:22]
    7. Of Riots & Rotten Food [6:46]
    8. Raoul's Demise [:42]
    9. Royal Consolation [1:40]
    10. "Replace The King" [3:32]
    11. 3 Missing Musketeers [1:57]
    12. Delivering A Prisoner [3:50]
    13. Man In The Iron Mask [3:28]
    14. Porthos & Pathos [:55]
    15. His Identity revealed [2:58]
    16. News Of His 'Death' [4:08]
    17. 3 Weeks/Porthos Swings [1:43]
    18. Phillippe Decides [5:01]
    19. Training Phillippe [:32]
    20. Raoul's Letter [4:50]
    21. Urgent Preparations [2:10]
    22. The Masquerade [:02]
    23. "Judgement Day" [4:18]
    24. Phillippe Ascends [3:10]
    25. "You Killed Raoul!" [3:26]
    26. Flight...& Fight [1:48]
    27. Check Mate [3:21]
    28. "My Twin, My Blood" [1:26]
    29. Christine's Solution [3:23]
    30. Note From D'Artagnan [:52]
    31. At The Bastille [4:15]
    32. All The King's Men [1:10]
    33. D'Artagnan Reveals [2:49]
    34. "Magnificent Valor" [2:20]
    35. A True King [3:54]
    36. End Credits [4:00]

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    Editorial Reviews

    Oscar-nominated Randall Wallace (Braveheart) made his directorial debut with this adaptation of the 1848 classic by Alexandre Dumas (1802-70), featuring Leonardo DiCaprio in a dual role. Years have passed since the Three Musketeers, Aramis (Jeremy Irons), Athos (John Malkovich), and Porthos (Gerard Depardieu) fought together with their friend D'Artagnan (Gabriel Byrne). The arrogant, tyrannical King Louis XIV (Leonardo DiCaprio) desires the beautiful Christine (Judith Godreche), so he orders her suitor Raoul (Peter Sarsgaard), the son of Athos, off to face death at the front. He also sends Aramis to kill the leader of a Jesuit rebellion. Louis is unaware that his loyal protector and informant, D'Artagnan, is the secret lover of his mother, Queen Anne (Anne Parillaud). Louis' younger twin brother, Philippe (also DiCaprio) is the man in the iron mask, imprisoned for the past six years. Arthos and Porthos plan to free Philippe, abduct Louis and replace him by putting Philippe on the throne. French location scenes include the Chateau de Fontainbleau. Previous adaptations: Allan Dwan's The Iron Mask (1929) with Douglas Fairbanks, the 1939 James Whale version with Louis Hayward, Patricia Medina in Lady in the Iron Mask (1952), Henri Decoin's Le Masque de Fer (1962), Mike Newell's 1976 TV movie with Richard Chamberlain, and Ken Annakin's The Fifth Musketeer (1978, aka Behind the Iron Mask) with Beau Bridges, Lloyd Bridges, Sylvia Kristel, Ursula Andress, Cornel Wilde, Jose Ferrer, Rex Harrison, and Olivia de Havilland. A second film titled The Man in the Iron Mask was released in 1998, a low-budget effort from director William Richert. Bhob Stewart, All Movie Guide

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    February 01, 2008: If you want to escape from reality, this movie is the way to go! The actors play their roles beautifully. An overall great story and well performed. I especially love Gabriel Byrne in this movie.

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    December 22, 2006: If you want Man in the Iron Mask, read the book! The people who made this movie COMPLETELY changed and warped the characters, the plot, and the ending!!! I can't believe they even called it Man in the Iron mask! The saddest part is that they did this to a dead guy's book, because if they did that to a book whose auther was still alive, he would have been outraged at the way they distroyed such an intricate and powerful plot and altogether changed the entire book!!!


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