Three Musketeers

UPC: 786936231410

Studio: Walt Disney Video

MPAA Rating: G   Contains:[Excellent For Children]

Summary: Based very loosely on the classic novel by Alexandre Dumas, this direct-to-video Disney version of The Three Musketeers features Mickey Mouse, Donald Duck, and Goofy as janitors who become pawns in a scheme by Peg-leg Pete to take the throne away from Princess Minnie. The threesome works together in order to save the princess and the kingdom. The film features a half-dozen new songs, some of which are based on classical works by famous composers like Tchaikovsky and Beethoven. ~ Perry Seibert, Rovi

Category: Comedy

Features: cc"Three is a Magic Number" music video
Behind-the-scenes documentary
Cast commentary
Build-your-own-opera game
"The Many Hats of Mickey" activity
Four deleted scenes

Three Musketeers

Format: Digital Video Disc (DVD)

Release Date: 08/17/2004

Aspect Ratio: 1.78:1 Alternate Wide Screen

Audio: DD5.1 Dolby Digital 5.1, DTS Digital Theater Systems

Runtime: 68 Minutes

Sides: 1

Number of Discs: 1

Language(s) English,French,Spanish

Region: USA & territories, Canada

Chapters: Side #1 --
1. Opening Credits
2. Dreams of Musketeers
3. One True Love
4. An Evil Plan
5. Protecting the Princess
6. Kidnapped
7. Save the Princess
8. Standing Guard
9. Pete's Lair
10. To the Rescue
11. Opera
12. Finale/End Credits

Craig Butler

The direct-to-video The Three Musketeers is a fairly entertaining little cartoon, but even the children that are its target audience are unlikely to list it among their favorite Disney outings -- or even be able to remember too terribly much about it ten minutes after they've finished watching it. Musketeers is diverting enough, but for the most part it's unmemorable; the only moments that really stick in the mind are the songs, and that's mainly due to the fact that they are familiar classical pieces to which lyrics have been set. The story is not really based upon the familiar Dumas novel, settling instead to simply take the idea of musketeers and the setting and grafting a "new" story onto it -- although in fact there's really not much that is new to the plot. Still, the story is told with gusto, there are a handful of good gags, plenty of action sequences, an appropriate message for young viewers and, despite it being only a DVD/video offering, animation that has the professional mark of the Disney studio. And, of course, it features a trio of animated characters that, even today, are a pleasure to be with. Not a terriby good film, but certainly an amiable enough way to pass an hour. ~ Craig Butler, Rovi

Cast and Crew: Rob Paulsen  Actor 
Susan Stevens Logan  Actor 
Susan Boyd  Actor 
April Winchell  Actor 
Russi Taylor  Actor 
Elin Carlson  Actor 
Maurice LaMarche  Actor 
Jeff Bennett  Actor 
Shannon Gregory  Actor 
Tress MacNeille  Actor 
Jim Cummings  Actor 
Bobbi Page  Actor 
Randy Crenshaw  Actor 
Frank Welker  Actor 
Debbie Steele Hall  Actor 
Dwayne Condon  Actor 
Maurice LaMarche  Actor 
Jeff Bennett  Actor 
Bobbi Page  Actor 
Rob Paulsen  Actor 
John West  Actor 
Michael Geiger  Actor 
April Winchell  Actor 
Bill Farmer  Actor 
Agostino Castagnola  Actor 
Bruce Broughton  Composer (Music Score) 
David Mickey Evans  Screenwriter 
Donovan Cook  Director 
Evan Spiliotopoulos  Screenwriter 
Margot Pipkin  Producer 
Ed Kalnins  Composer (Music Score) 
Wayne Allwine  Actor 
Tony Anselmo  Actor 
Bill Farmer  Actor 

Country: USA