Three Musketeers

At the beginning of the 17th century, an elephant show became so popular among people in Paris that a curious, young swordsman, D'Artagnan of Gascony, set off alone to Paris to see the animal. He carried with him a sword that was left by his deceased father, special family ointment handed down for generations and a small amount of money.

Barefoot Jean is looking for his missing mother. On the other hand, Cardinal Richelieu has been conspiring to get rid of Queen Ann by using the visit to France of the Duke of Buckingham of England who is known to be 'in love with Queen Anne.

D'Artagnan is manipulated by magic to duel each of the Three Musketeers, Athos, Aramis and Porthos.

A jobless D'Artagnan is operating a mobile bathhouse. Soon he finds out a secret about Aramis, his first customer.

Richelieu sends the Duke of Buckingham a love letter with a forged signature of Queen Anne. Taken in by the conspiracy, the Duke of Buckingham comes over to France by stealth.

Richelieu's soldiers are all over Paris to hunt for the Duke of Buckingham who sneaked into the French capital from England. D'Artangnan hides the Duke of Buckingham in the mobile bath in their escapade attempt.

As the Duke of Buckingham escaped from Paris by Barefoot Jean's boat, D'Artagnan and Jean become homeless. Richelieu abducts Aramis.

Aramis is imprisoned. Jean and D'Artagnan plan to break her free.

Richelieu and Milady have come up with another conspiracy to expel Queen Anne.

Richelieu introduces Charlotte, the fake noble lady, to Louis XIII during hunting at Versailles. The King is enchanted by the woman, who is good at horse riding and shooting as well.

The Duke of Buckingham arrived in Paris as the emissary of King Charles I of England. This is taken as an opportunity by Cardinal Richelieu and his conspirators to expel Queen Anne, but the Three Musketeers are determined to foil his plans.

D'Artagnan's first duty as an apprentice musketeer is to clean out the stables. The other musketeers are standing at the reception of the Duke of Buckingham.

The Duke of Buckingham manages to return safely to England after completing his mission to arrange the marriage between the younger sister of Louis XIII, Anriette, and the King of England.

Knowing that the Queen has given the diamond necklace, which was a birthday present from the King to the Duke of Buckingham, Richelieu makes sure that the King orders her to appear at the next ball wearing the very same necklace.

The Three Musketeers have split up in order to avoid ambushes and have arranged to meet up again at the next destination.

D'Artagnan and the Three Musketeers are hastening along the road to Calais when they come across a group of Richelieu's men disguised as road workers.

D'Artagnan has managed to bring the wounded Aramis safely to the arranged meeting place, the Golden Lily Inn, and there they await Athos and Porthos.

The group splits into two, D'Artagnan heads straight for the port of Calais, and Athos and Porthos with Aramis in their care decide to take a different route in order to draw off the pursuers.

D'Artagnan is recognized in Calais and is immediately followed by the. enemy.

D' Artagnan hurries Rosinante towards Windsor for his arranged meeting with the duke.

At the palace ball, Milady disguised as Queen Anne and using her hypnotic skills steals two out of five diamond studs from the Duke of Buckingham.

Milady is arrested at the port and sent to the Tower of London. Diamonds are not found with her, though. Meanwhile, in France, Count Rochefort learns for the first time that D' Artagnan is still alive.

The Duke of Buckingham summons the best diamond cutter in England to the palace and orders him to prepare identical diamonds to Queen Anne's in a hurry.

D'Artagnan corners Milady at the bank of the River Thames and retrieves Queen's necklace.

Tension mounts between the seamen and D'Artagnan who wants to save his parrot's life.