La Femme Musketeer DVD (2004)

La Femme Musketeer

2004

Overall rating: 3 out of 5

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Made-for-TV updating of the classic swashbuckler, with the daughter of France's most famous swordsman seeking fame and fortune in Paris. Growing up in the shadow of her father Jacques (Michael York), Valentine D'Artagnan (Susie Amy) has learned a trick or two from the legendary swordsman. Now setting out to prove her worth, Valentine takes on the task of rescuing the bride-to-be of King Louis XIV from a gang of dangerous kidnappers. But when later she finds herself framed and imprisoned by the evil Lady Bolton (Nastassja Kinski), she has to call on the help of her father's former brothers-in-arms to save the day - and her life.

La Femme Musketeer details

Format:	12 DVD
Starring:	Michael York, Nastassja Kinski, Gerard Depardieu, John Rhys-Davies, Susie Amy
Director:	Steve Boyum
Genre:	Action/Adventure - Historical
Studio:	BRIGHTSPARK PRODUCTIONS

DVD 1 disc

Name	Discs
La Femme Musketeer	12 Feature

DVD Information

Run time:	2 hours 59 minutes
Rental release:	20 Apr 2009
Main languages:	English

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Typical Hallmark movie but still good

By a customer from Bristol , 29 Sep 2010

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This is your typical two part made-for-tv movie. It's yet another twist on the Alexandre Dumas novel 'the three musketeers'. Susie Amy does her best but Gerard Depardieu, Michael York and his band of ageing musketeers steal the show as veteran actors should. Depardieu is the only one of the cast to have an actual french accent but don't let that bother you. It's cheesey and doesn't take itself too seriously so sit back and enjoy the show.
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A Brilliant Movie

By a customer from Stalybridge, Cheshire. , 11 Jul 2012

Valentine (D`Artagnans Daughter) has been trained in the art of fencing by her dad & goes off to Paris to try and join the Musketeers. Being a woman she is laughed at, at first & as did D`Atagnan before her challenges a chap to a duel who turns out to be, together with his two pals the sons of the three musketeers. Valentine gets wrongly accused of murder and has to seek the aid of her friends to prove her innocence, but they are on their way to escort a spanish princess who is to become the kings bride. The cardinal has a different idea, he wants the war between France & Spain to continue because on the back of it he is lining his pockets and should Louie marry the spanish princess the war would come to an end. All works out well in the end & Valentine gets enrolled as a Musketeer.

They don`t make movies like this anymore ..No swearing No Sex & No car chases ..Brilliant...

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Why did they bother ?

By Rifleman (12 reviews) from Moniaive Scotland , 18 Oct 2011

Utter tosh. I will say no more, but as Love film want twenty words or more I shall repeat. ..utter tosh.
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Typical Hallmark movie but still good

By a customer from Bristol , 29 Sep 2010

This is your typical two part made-for-tv movie. It's yet another twist on the Alexandre Dumas novel 'the three musketeers'. Susie Amy does her best but Gerard Depardieu, Michael York and his band of ageing musketeers steal the show as veteran actors should. Depardieu is the only one of the cast to have an actual french accent but don't let that bother you. It's cheesey and doesn't take itself too seriously so sit back and enjoy the show.
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