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Vintage FitzPatrick Traveltalk short Looking at London; Classic cartoon What Price Fleadom; audio-only bonus: radio promo; Theatrical trailer; Subtitles: English & Português (feature film only)
Full Product DetailsDisc #1 -- The Three Musketeers
1. Credits [2:03]
2. Would-Be Musketeer [3:44]
3. Duels on the Hour [4:52]
4. Four Against Five [4:48]
5. Dunked by D'Artagnan [3:08]
6. Rolling the Landlord [4:50]
7. Rescuing Constance [3:21]
8. Wooing Constance [3:24]
9. The Duke and the Queen [4:24]
10. Missions to England [5:10]
11. Coastline Chase [4:12]
12. Swords and Sand [2:46]
13. Missing Jewels [3:40]
14. Missing Comrades [4:53]
15. The Queen's Running Late [2:23]
16. Nick of Time [4:43]
17. Richelieu's Offer [3:31]
18. His Three Women [3:00]
19. De Ward in the Dark [5:18]
20. Truth About Milady [3:44]
21. Marked Woman [5:58]
22. Wherever I Am [5:09]
23. Plans and Demands [6:39]
24. My Dear Wife [2:16]
25. House Arrest [4:32]
26. Milady's Illness [4:49]
27. Escape [2:59]
28. Death of an Angel [3:41]
29. Repaid With Blood [5:17]
30. Return to... a Trap [3:18]
31. By My Order [2:53]
The third talkie version of Dumas' The Three Musketeers, this splashy 1948 MGM adaptation is also the first version in Technicolor. Gene Kelly romps his way through the role of D'Artagnan, the upstart cadet who joins veteran Musketeers Athos (Van Heflin), Porthos (Gig Young) and Aramis (Robert Coote) in their efforts to save their beloved Queen Anne (Angela Lansbury) from disgrace. They are aided in their efforts by the lovely and loyal Constance (June Allyson), while the villainy is in the capable hands of Milady De Winter (Lana Turner) and Richelieu (Vincent Price). Notice we don't say Cardinal Richelieu: anxious not to offend anyone, MGM removed the religious angle from the Cardinal's character. While early sound versions of Three Musketeers eliminated the deaths of Constance and Milady, this adaptation telescopes the novel's events to allow for these tragedies. True to form, MGM saw to it that Lana Turner, as Milady, was dressed to the nines and heavily bejeweled for her beheading sequence. Portions of the 1948 Three Musketeers, in black and white, showed up in the silent film-within-a-film in 1952's Singin' in the Rain, which of course also starred Gene Kelly. Hal Erickson, All Movie Guide