7 out of 8 people found the following comment useful :- Second part of "les quatre Charlots mousquetaires", 20 August 2005
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dbdumonteil
Although the two movies were probably filmed at the same time,this one
is certainly weaker than the first episode (which was not much of a
comic movie anyway) .There is a rather unexciting script,since the main
"interest" lies in the fact that Dumas's musketeers were wash outs and
their valets the real heroes and such a subject could not be sustained
over two movies.The threesome King/Richelieu/Father Joseph does not
make up here for the mediocrity of the Charlots 's acting (the latter
is almost absent).Josephine Chaplin is a more credible Constance
Bonacieux than Raquel Welsh in Richard Lester's highly superior
version.But for the rest,as I cannot say something nice...
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Charlots en folie: À nous quatre Cardinal!, Les (1974)
7 out of 8 people found the following comment useful :-

Second part of "les quatre Charlots mousquetaires", 20 August 2005
Author: dbdumonteil
Although the two movies were probably filmed at the same time,this one is certainly weaker than the first episode (which was not much of a comic movie anyway) .There is a rather unexciting script,since the main "interest" lies in the fact that Dumas's musketeers were wash outs and their valets the real heroes and such a subject could not be sustained over two movies.The threesome King/Richelieu/Father Joseph does not make up here for the mediocrity of the Charlots 's acting (the latter is almost absent).Josephine Chaplin is a more credible Constance Bonacieux than Raquel Welsh in Richard Lester's highly superior version.But for the rest,as I cannot say something nice...
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