Milady and the Musketeers Trailer

Milady and the Musketeers Trailer (1952)

22 October 1952 Adventure, Drama, Action 86 mins

An official, betrayed by his lady servant, joins musketeers such as Athos, while she turns into a countess and a spy that will eventually be executed.

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Cast

Rossano Brazzi

as Conte de la Fere aka Athos

Yvette Lebon

as Milady de Winter

Armando Francioli

as Herbert de la Salle

Jean-Roger Caussimon

as mastro Pietro, il boia

Nerio Bernardi

as Porthos

Enzo Fiermonte

as D'Artagnan

Vittorio Sanipoli

as Buckingham

Renato De Carmine

as Antonio Vessier

Massimo Serato

as Rochefort

Franco Balducci

as un sicario di Milady

Nico Pepe

as ufficiale della guardia

Lina Marengo

as la vecchia della locanda

Cesare Bettarini

as Tréville

Adolfo Geri

as ufficiale francese

Crew

Ruggero Peruzzi

Ruggero Peruzzi Costume Design

Giovanni Canavero

Giovanni Canavero Sound Engineer

Giorgio Capitani

Giorgio Capitani Assistant Director

Enzo Oddone

Enzo Oddone Camera Operator

Amato Garbini

Amato Garbini Makeup Artist

Lina D'Amico

Lina D'Amico Script Supervisor

Nino Martegani

Nino Martegani Associate Producer

Carlo Serrutini

Carlo Serrutini Production Director

Giampaolo Bigazzi

Giampaolo Bigazzi Production Coordinator

Renzo Rossellini

Original Music Composer

International Titles

Abenteuer der Lady De Winter (Anna und der Henker) Trailer

Anna ja pyöveli Trailer

Milady et les mousquetaires Trailer

Il boia di Lilla - La vita avventurosa di Milady Trailer

Il Boia di Lillà Trailer

Vengeance of the Musketeers Trailer

International Releases Dates

Germany 22 October 1952

Italy 22 October 1952

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