The scarlet musketeer

Movie
German title	The scarlet musketeer
Original title	Le Chevalier de Pardaillan
Country of production	France , ; Italy
original language	French
Publishing year	1962
length	89 minutes
Age rating	FSK 12
Rod
Director	Bernard Borderie
script	Bernard Borderie
production	André Haguet
music	Paul Misraki
camera	Henri Persin
cut	Christian Gaudin
occupation
	Gérard Barray : Jean de Pardaillan; Michèle Grellier : Isabelle d'Entraigues, alias Violetta; Gianna Maria Canale : Fausta Borgia; Philippe Lemaire : Duke Charles d'Angoulême ; Jean Topart : Duke Henri de Guise; Kirk Morris (VF: Claude Bertrand ) : Samson; Claude Véga : Picouic; Guy Delorme : Maurevert; Robert Berri : Belgodère; Jacques Seiler : La Pince; Caroline Rami : Marie-Josèphe Cochy, aka La Fourcaude; Hélène Bellanger : Huguette; Antoine Baud : Man in Red; Raoul Billerey : Bussy; Jacques Hilling : Chamberlain of Guise; Franck Estange : Minion; Maïté Mansoura : Fausta's servant; Henri Cogan : Müller; Françoise Giret : Servant in the inn; Yvan cipher : Guard; Rico Lopez : henchman; Mustache : Chamberlain of Angoulême; Jean Martin : stuntman;
chronology
	Successor → ; The Triumph of the Musketeer

The Scarlet Musketeer (Original title: Le Chevalier de Pardaillan ) is a French - Italian coat-and-sword film directed by Bernard Borderie from 1962 . The film is based on the book La Fausta in the Les Pardaillan series by Michel Zevaco .

action

Paris 1588: Pardaillan first saves the gypsy girl Violetta from being kidnapped by the servants of Duke Henri de Guise and falls in love with her. But she is not a gypsy girl, but the heir to the throne of France Isabelle d'Entraigues. Henri de Guise intends to marry her in order to ascend the throne of France. When the kidnapping succeeds, Pardaillan is captured. But he manages to free himself.

production

The film was shot in color on Eastmancolor, 35mm 2.35: 1 Franscope in monophonic tone . The production was carried out by Florida Films (France), C ie Lux France, Fonoroma (Italy), Lux Film (Italy) and Prodis (France), Euro Int. Film (Italy), Mercure Distribution (sales abroad) responsible. The film premiered in France on October 19, 1962.