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The Man in the Iron Mask - Randall Wallace

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Directed by: 
Randall Wallace
Story by: 
Alexandre Dumas
Screenplay by: 
Randall Wallace
Produced by: 
Randall Wallace
Russell Smith
Release year: 
1998
Country: 
United States of America
France
Runtime: 
132min
Genre: 
Action Film
Adventure Film
Swashbuckler film
Music by: 
Nick Glennie-Smith
Soundtrack: 
The Man in the Iron Mask
Subjects: 
Twin
Tagline: 
All for one.
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Plot: 
Paris is starving, but the King of France is more interested in money and bedding women. When a young soldier dies for the sake of a shag, Aramis, Athos and Porthos band together with a plan to replace the king. Unknown to many, there is a 2nd king, a twin, hidden at birth, then imprisoned for 6 years behind an iron mask. All that remains now is D'Artagnan, will he stand against his long time friends, or do what is best for his country?
Cast: 
John Malkovich
as
Athos
Anne Parillaud
as
Anne of Austria
Jeremy Irons
as
Aramis
Gabriel Byrne
as
D'Artagnan
Leonardo DiCaprio
as
Louis XIV of France
Judith Godrèche
as
Christine Bellefort
Edward Atterton
as
Lieutenant Andre
Peter Sarsgaard
as
Raoul
Gérard Depardieu
as
Porthos
Hugh Laurie
as
Pierre, Advisor to King
Leonardo DiCaprio
as
Philippe
David Lowe
as
Advisor to King Louis XIV
Brigitte Boucher
as
Madame Rotund
Matthew Jocelyn
as
Assassin
Karine Belly
as
Wench
Emmanuel Guttierez
as
King's Friend
Christian Erickson
as
Ballroom Guard
François Montagut
as
Blond Musketeer
Andrew Wallace
as
Peasant Boy
Cécile Auclert
as
Serving Woman #1
Sonia Backers
as
Serving Woman #2
Vincent Nemeth
as
Customer
Joe Sheridan
as
Fortress Keeper
Olivier Hémon
as
Fortress Head Guard
Michael Morris
as
Bastille Gate Guard
Emmanuel Patron
as
Fortress Guard
Leonor Varela
as
Ballroom Beauty
Michael Hofland
as
Ruffian
Laura Fraser
as
Bedroom Beauty
Brigitte Auber
as
Queen Mother's Attendant
Jean-Pol Brissart
as
Monk
François Guillaume
as
Ponceau

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