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This page regroups the D'Artagnan Romances (The Three Musketeers, the swashbuckler novel by Alexandre Dumas, and its sequel novels, Twenty Years After and The Vicomte of Bragelonne) as well as numerous works based on them or inspired by them across all mediums. | |
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Adaptational Villainy | |
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Rochefort almost always remains a villain in adaptations of the first novel and gets killed by either D'Artagnan or another Musketeer in a Duel to the Death in them. He actually dies in the second novel, Twenty Years After, killed by mistake by D'Artagnan (who doesn't know it's him until it's too late) during a Fronde riot. | |
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Adapted Out | |
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Adapted Out: The Musketeers' servants (Planchet, Grimaud, Mousqueton and Bazin) very often get the short hand of the stick when it comes to appear in the films or other media. Planchet is D'Artagnan's servant so he's always the most likely to be kept in. People who have only watched the films are likely to never have heard of Madame de Chevreuse. | |
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Adaptational Heroism | |
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Adaptational Heroism: The books never shy away from showing that D'artagnan and his three friends, while undeniably brave and loyal, are rather amoral; they'll lie, cheat, steal, blackmail, commit adultery, take advantage of people, sleep around and kill with very little provocation. Adaptations, almost without fail, tone down or even remove their worst behavior and generally make them more straight-up heroic. | |
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Death by Adaptation | |
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Death by Adaptation: Rochefort is usually killed in a climatic duel with d'Artagnan in adaptations of the first book. In the book proper, he gets to live, and winds up friends with d'Artagnan. He dies in the sequel, Twenty Years After. | |
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Self-Disposing Villain | |
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Self-Disposing Villain: In the 1935 film version, Milady De Winter throws herself off a cliff to her death when her plans are foiled, saving the heroes from being responsible for the death of a woman. | |
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The Dragon | |
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Rochefort's promotion to The Dragon, where in the books, Milady filled the role. It is hard to find a film version in which Rochefort doesn't get killed by d'Artagnan in a climactic fight, rather than by accident during a riot in the second novel. In the novels, D'Artagnan and Rochefort became friends after dueling each other. He also has no eyepatch in the books either, that trend started with Christopher Lee in the 1970s version. | |
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Time Skip | |
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Most movie adaptations make Richelieu the iconic villain and antagonist of the heroes, despite his ambivalent position in the first book and total absence in all following books (he died in the Time Skip between the first and second book, Mazarin replaced him). Athos and d'Artagnan even ponder if they were wrong in opposing Richelieu a few times. | |
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Flynning | |
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Flynning: Expect unrealistic fencing in many film, TV, animated and stage adaptations. | |
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Adaptation Relationship Overhaul | |
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Adaptation Relationship Overhaul: In the book, D'Artagnan is attracted to Constance, the wife of his landlord Bonacieux. Several adaptations reduced or removed Constance's relationship to Bonacieux so that she can be a straightforward Love Interest and not a Sympathetic Adulterer: In the 1935 US film, she's Mr. Bonacieux's ward. In the 1953 French film, she's Mr. Bonacieux's niece. Mr. Bonacieux is outright removed in the 2023 French films, making Constance a single woman. | |
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Spared by the Adaptation: In some adaptations, including the 1935 film, Constance escapes death at the end. | |
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Man in the Iron Mask | |
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The Vicomte of Bragelonne (1847-1850) — Pretty much all of its adaptations only retain the Man in the Iron Mask subplot (for the likely reason that the novel alone is composed of either three door stoppers or a massive omnibus — in short, it would give the whole saga of The Lord of the Rings a run for its money) and use either The Man in the Iron Mask or simply The Iron Mask as title. | |
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Three Musketeers by Tiffany Thayer (1939) — a retelling of Dumas' novels from Milady de Winter's point of view. | |
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Spin-Offspring | |
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Spin-Offspring: Some original stories give children (who are nowhere to be seen in the Dumas canon) to D'Artagnan and/or the other musketeers. At Sword's Point features the sons of the Musketeers - and gives a daughter to Athos, named Claire and played by Maureen O'Hara. Revenge of the Musketeers (1994) gives a daughter to D'Artagnan, Éloïse (played by Sophie Marceau). Her Missing Mom is named "Constance", heavily implying it's Constance Bonacieux. La Femme Musketeer (2004) gives D'Artagnan a daughter named Valentine (played by Susie Amy). Michael York reprises his role as D'Artagnan though it is unconnected to his previous films in the role. | |
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Adaptation Dye-Job | |
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Adaptation Dye-Job: Milady de Winter is a blonde in the novel. She's not always played by blonde actresses. Recent examples include Milla Jovovich and Eva Green. | |
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Demoted to Extra | |
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Demoted to Extra: Planchet (D'Artagnan's sidekick) gets very little focus in many adaptations, when he's not simply Adapted Out. The other servants (Grimaud, Mousqueton and Bazin) are all too often much less lucky and don't appear at all in most adaptations. | |
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Cool Guns | |
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Cool Guns: In the majority of adaptations, wheellock handguns are always the sidearms of our heroes. They very rarely use actual muskets◊, for some reason. | |
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Dies Differently in Adaptation | |
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Dies Differently in Adaptation: In the 1935 film, Milady De Winter disposes of herself to save the heroes having to kill a woman. In the 1993 version she does this for Better to Die than Be Killed reasons; she chooses to jump off a cliff rather than be beheaded. Rochefort almost always remains a villain in adaptations of the first novel and gets killed by either D'Artagnan or another Musketeer in a Duel to the Death in them. He actually dies in the second novel, Twenty Years After, killed by mistake by D'Artagnan (who doesn't know it's him until it's too late) during a Fronde riot. | |
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Character Title: Oftentimes when Divided for Adaptation happens on works adapting the first book, the second part will be titled Milady or will include her name (Milady's Revenge often comes up too). | |
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Protagonist Title: A number of works are somtimes simply titled D'Artagnan or include his name. | |
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Adaptation Name Change: La Femme Musketeer (2004) names D'Artagnan "Jacques", while his given name is otherwise Charles. The 2023 films name D'Artagnan's father "Achille", while his actual name is Bertrand (although it is not mentioned in the novel). | |
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Historical Villain Upgrade: Several adaptations make the Cardinal Richelieu a self-serving monster who is sometimes even trying to usurp the throne, in stark contrast to his depiction in the original novel, let alone Real Life. He was indeed ruthless (especially against cities with huge Protestant populations that contested some French royal policies), but he definitely served King Louis XIII. The same can be said for Richelieu's successor Mazarin for some adaptations of the sequels to the first novel. He's been portrayed quite a couple of times as a Suspiciously Similar Substitute to Richelieu with about as much Adaptational Villainy. | |
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The Hero | |
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The Musketeers' servants (Planchet, Grimaud, Mousqueton and Bazin) very often get the short hand of the stick when it comes to appear in the films or other media. Planchet is D'Artagnan's servant so he's always the most likely to be kept in. | |
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Lost in Imitation | |
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Lost in Imitation: Most movie adaptations make Richelieu the iconic villain and antagonist of the heroes, despite his ambivalent position in the first book and total absence in all following books (he died in the Time Skip between the first and second book, Mazarin replaced him). Athos and d'Artagnan even ponder if they were wrong in opposing Richelieu a few times. Rochefort's promotion to The Dragon, where in the books, Milady filled the role. It is hard to find a film version in which Rochefort doesn't get killed by d'Artagnan in a climactic fight, rather than by accident during a riot in the second novel. In the novels, D'Artagnan and Rochefort became friends after dueling each other. He also has no eyepatch in the books either, that trend started with Christopher Lee in the 1970s version. | |
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The same can be said for Richelieu's successor Mazarin for some adaptations of the sequels to the first novel. He's been portrayed quite a couple of times as a Suspiciously Similar Substitute to Richelieu with about as much Adaptational Villainy. | |
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