Jayciedubb · 56-60, M
Yessss! But not like that cheesy one from the 90s that included The Man in the Iron Mask
I really liked the ones from the 70s, with Michael York, Raquel Welch, Oliver Reed, Richard Chamberlain, Fae Dunaway, Christopher Plummer 🤔Lee ..i think it was Christopher Lee, etc.
They released The Three Musketeers in like '73 then The Four Musketeers the following year.
I really liked the ones from the 70s, with Michael York, Raquel Welch, Oliver Reed, Richard Chamberlain, Fae Dunaway, Christopher Plummer 🤔Lee ..i think it was Christopher Lee, etc.
They released The Three Musketeers in like '73 then The Four Musketeers the following year.
FoxyQueen · 51-55, F
@Jayciedubb Ah see, I love the 90's ones! They are exactly what I expect from a James Bond series from the 1840's!
I'm also not a real fan of things produced before the 90's, but that's probably my age.
The only one I really didn't like was the steampunky one made in the 2000's.
Tim Curry will always be my Cardnial!
I'm also not a real fan of things produced before the 90's, but that's probably my age.
The only one I really didn't like was the steampunky one made in the 2000's.
Tim Curry will always be my Cardnial!
Jayciedubb · 56-60, M
@FoxyQueen oh yea. ..and Charlton Heston as the Cardinal.
If you ever get a chance to see the ones from the 70s, give them a chance. I think you will like.
How many were made in the 90s? I thought it was just the one. I don't really like Oliver Platt or Chris O'Donnell. ..and Charlie Sheen and Kiefer Sutherland don't seem right for their parts. ..none of them seemed right for their parts. ...too American
I totally agree with you about Tim Curry. He could have replaced Heston without altering the 70s films unless to enhance them a little
🤔idk.. there was a lot of comedy in the 70s versions, but not from every character. I can't help but crack a smile when i think of Cury but the role of the Cardinal was one of the serious ones. Heston was a D%$& of a Cardinal
If you ever get a chance to see the ones from the 70s, give them a chance. I think you will like.
How many were made in the 90s? I thought it was just the one. I don't really like Oliver Platt or Chris O'Donnell. ..and Charlie Sheen and Kiefer Sutherland don't seem right for their parts. ..none of them seemed right for their parts. ...too American
I totally agree with you about Tim Curry. He could have replaced Heston without altering the 70s films unless to enhance them a little
🤔idk.. there was a lot of comedy in the 70s versions, but not from every character. I can't help but crack a smile when i think of Cury but the role of the Cardinal was one of the serious ones. Heston was a D%$& of a Cardinal
FoxyQueen · 51-55, F
@Jayciedubb I have to give them a try!
I think there were just to two in the 90's. There was a tv series in the 80's, I think, based off the book, The Scarlett Pimpernel which was brilliant and similar to the Musketeer vibe! My best friend and I would say to each other in mock shock, "Sink me!" because of it. I was so disappointed when I read the book and that wasn't a phrase the character, or anyone in the book, ever said. I need to bring that back.
I think there were just to two in the 90's. There was a tv series in the 80's, I think, based off the book, The Scarlett Pimpernel which was brilliant and similar to the Musketeer vibe! My best friend and I would say to each other in mock shock, "Sink me!" because of it. I was so disappointed when I read the book and that wasn't a phrase the character, or anyone in the book, ever said. I need to bring that back.
Shybutwilling2bfriends · 61-69
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Lugwho · 61-69, M
The sequels could get complicated
Is The Three musketeers 4 the same as the Four musketeers 3.
Is The Three musketeers 4 the same as the Four musketeers 3.