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“The Three Musketeers: D’Artagnan” by Martin Bourboulon has more than 197,000 entries from the first day!
This swashbuckling film, with an exceptional cast, is the first of a two-part saga, the second of which, “The Three Musketeers: Milady”, will be released at the end of the year.
The two feature films, supported by Bretagne Cinéma, were shot partly in Brittany.
In the first part currently in theaters, find the beach of Plouha and the majestic Malouine frigate the Etoile du Roy, the third largest traditional French sailboat.
The city of Saint-Malo and Fort Lalatte in the Côtes d'Armor will be featured in the second part, to be discovered in theaters on December 13. In Saint-Malo, it is at the National Fort, at the town hall and on the ramparts that the film crew is installed.
Both films received financial assistance from the Brittany Region (in partnership with the CNC) and personalized support from the Filming Center which helped the film team in their search for locations in Brittany. Breton technicians, extras and service providers worked on both films.
