American television film with Richard Chamberlain and Patrick McGoohan.

French television mini-series in five episodes. In the service of Richelieu, D'Artagnan travels to Rome on a confidential mission. Along the way, he rescues Roger de Bussy-Rabutin from a tricky situation.

Pilot for American television for a series (comedy) which never saw the light of day, largely inspired by the success of the versions of “The Three Musketeers” (1973) by Richard Lester.

Spanish television series produced and first broadcast in 1970 on Spanish public television (TVE).

The series is a complete adaptation of Alexandre Dumas's trilogy of The Three Musketeers, starring Dominique Paturel, famous for being one of France's great dubbing voices of the 80'/90'.

Theatre performance (Théâtre royal flamand de Bruxelles) filmed in black and white and in German for Belgian television.

Performance filmed live for television (ORTF) in 5 episodes, with Michel Le Royer.

A 1967 British adaptation, in black and white, for television (BBC).

American television film from the 1960s. The story revolves around the Musketeers' efforts to protect the King and Queen from the plots of Cardinal de Richelieu, who wishes to seize power in secret.

Claude Barma's adaptation filmed live for television. Jean-Paul Belmondo's first television appearance.

British adaptation in black and white for the BBC.

An American television film that was originally conceived in 1950 as a feature-length episode of a television series for CBS.