D'Artagnian's Funeral and Phillippe's Request to Athos - 'The Man in The Iron Mask' Ending.

[@harrysx1074]

0:57 I had to say this... Leo's face expression says it all. He looks like an angel and shows Phillippe's kindness very well.

[@BigFella117]

Critics don’t know jack. This movie was one of the best movies I’ve seen in my life. Makes me cry every time

[@SalemGhassanHanna]

I know right? You never know whether to smile or cry during this film. I'm sure plenty of viewers do both.

[@BigFella117]

@@SalemGhassanHanna agreed

[@coverscape]

me too Joshua ....... interestingly, this is based (in part) on a TRUE STORY ..... a "man in an iron mask" was found in a prison in France around 1703-05 ..... and this "mystery" was the vehicle for the fertile talents of 19th century french author Alexandre Dumas..... and the score by Nick Glennie-Smith was just brilliant

[@BigFella117]

@@coverscape I actually heard the story when I was in highschool, and I agree, Nick Glennie Smith outdid himself with this soundtrack

[@NiVi192]

Amen!

[@nathanaelvalville9191]

This, my friends... THIS is DiCaprio's best performance

[@luciaa.1112]

It's so unfair he didn't had any recognition for this roles!!!

[@mkaplan1383]

He was a loyal musketeer to the end. Honor him....

[@geoffwilliams4478]

Who will help me carry him?

[@Pasan34]

I have replayed this scene a dozen times. Incredible movie.

[@s1nb4d86]

0:16 When Athos says he was the best of them all it makes you choke up and think of all first movie, and what he did throughout this movie. Makes you realize he really was the one in the mask, hiding his emotions and compassion all those years. Couldn't reveal his love for the queen, to his son. Also to the twin son he didn't know he had.

[@coverscape]

wonderful point ....... D'Artagnon was indeed (also) in an "emotional" iron mask, having to keep his love for the queen, and the secret of the twins from public knowledge - a burden no less painful than Philippe's - but it all came for the best in the end (a real storybook ending)

[@ArdoBlueMoon]

It was actually Athos, which is even more profound since Athos objected the most to D'Artagnan's actions.

[@DeadhunterThe]

And not to mention having to hide the fact that despite his loyalty to Louis, he was probably deep down hiding shame, contempt, and disgust for his son's actions but never showed it. Putting on a face that said, "everything will be alright" even though knowing things weren't getting better they were getting worse.

[@kirstanmcclelland6458]

One of Leo’s best roles ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@emilymaier9713]

I love this movie so much. It is definitely isn’t one of his most popular ones but I like the message behind it and it has Leonard DiCaprio it!

[@sedlyholmes3722]

1:08 both of them lost a son, lost a father

[@mutasimmuhammad9672]

1:13 this part reminds me of when I got home from Iraq. There were so many older veterans waiting for us at the airport to shake our hands and welcome us back, felt good😊

[@paulc.7781]

Welcome home. God bless😇

[@NiVi192]

The way the younger musketeers form a guard of honor and salute these three long-serving idols with the six words only true musketeers are allowed to chant at each-other. So powerful... By the way, I only just realized the iron mask on D'Artagnan's tombstone pointing out that he had indeed been the one in the iron mask all those years!

[@girl1213]

Yeah. He was hiding the truth that he was the father of the king(s) and blames himself deeply for Louis' depravity and Phillippe's unjust imprisonment. At least he went knowing one son knew the truth, and loved him for just being him, not what he can do for him. If he had been allowed to, he would have never let what happened to Phillippe happen or let Louis become as bad as he was, but he couldn't. He saw the switch between his sons right away, but he likely wouldn't have said a thing if things gone right.

[@fathomflaw]

Phillippe (now called Louis) did one good deed for his twin brother Louis (now called Phillippe) by royal pardoned him and send him to a secluded countryside to live out the rest of his life in peace and visited by his mother often.

[@noeapolo2239]

Philippe:Let me love you like a son to a father and i pray you live for this love me like your son Athos: He kisses Philippe's heart and brings his hand to his chest as a sign of promise.

[@dynahvelvixin.8615]

Well with Raoul and D'Artagnian been killed D'Artagnian been the best friend of Athos will be the father figure to Raoul in the after life and Athos will be the father figure to Phillipe been the son D'Artagnian in the world so its an even sqaure.

[@luciaa.1112]

Everything in this scene was perfect and the whole movie was beautiful. And Jeremy Irons here has perfect latin pronunciation.

[@erysilva5808]

Nice how they salute these legendary character s! As they walk away

[@DeadhunterThe]

Phillipe's first order as king should be to reinstate those black uniforms as the official uniforms of the Musketeers. Or at least make the black uniforms for high-ranking officers amongst the Musketeers. For two reasons. 1) The blue uniforms are his brother's era uniforms. It's time for a new start, and it begins with reinstating the uniforms of the four Musketeers that supported him. 2) They look SOOOO much cooler!

[@patriciab7137]

This scene always moves me to tears.

[@jonnakristiansen5284]

I love this movie.. And I love the music.. To make music that makes you "see" what happens in the movie when this particular piece is playing.. it's magical.. phenomenal.. It's my favourite Leonardo DiCaprio movie and in my opinion, they couldn't have made better choices for the four musketeers..

[@jamesthong2508]

Athos is now THE D'Artagnian to Phillippe.

[@aliciasaracino1233]

Loved this movie. The 90s was a great decade for movies.

[@marazakaryan8753]

I have been Leonardo DiCaprio' s fan for 25 years and always will be. He is a miracle actor❤❤❤

[@Ludobido]

A great scene! I ve always loved it!

[@changmark]

Breathtaking movie.

[@az-tuc]

Such a epic movie

[@LordGingy09]

I love how they were named ethos pathos and Athos the rule of 3 in writing speeches

[@lovinghubert6184]

The best movie ever,, can you show again the full movie again pls

[@dartmada9733]

You can watch it on Prime Video

[@emilynaik4633]

Very touching

[@goite2654]

And they live.. happily... After ever...

[@mayamichellemurata]

I loved this movie even though I watcehd it for the first time before I was even a teen, and I still love it to this day

[@syaleedsxl6721]

Beautiful....💔

[@lovinghubert6184]

I love this movie? How many times I watched this movies!

[@lovinghubert6184]

I always watching movie ‘ It's great movie of Masquetters and Leonardo D Carpio D Great😍😍😍

[@salochinkirilovichrenkleov2991]

Weep rightly, oh ye ardent hearts

[@Wherethehellarewegoing]

I have no shame in saying that, just having finished the first book, I'm in tears at this 😢😢😢

[@lovinghubert6184]

I love this movie ever,,,❤️❤️❤️

[@girl1213]

Of course Athos would honor Phillippe's request. The boy never knew his father. Though he got to meet him and saw how much he loved him, he still needs a father. And Athos knows Phillippe will never replace Raoul, and the king will *never* let anyone, not even Athos or himself, believe otherwise. Phillippe is worthy to have Athos' fatherly love. I have no doubt Raoul would have loved him like a brother should.

[@nathancruz9172]

I enjoyed this movie, when I first saw this on 📺.

[@alanafowler3024]

This movie was awesome.

[@ardisons]

Outstanding ending

[@rainstand2772]

After all you have done, I must ask one more service. Let me love you like a son to a father. And I pray you live for this To love me like your son.

[@蔡忻榆]

This scene always makes me cry.

[@lemondemerveilleuxdechrist6515]

So moving movie !

[@wolf2912]

One for all all for one ❤️❤️👍

[@clarkkent5534]

How Dicaprio dont got the oscar for this Film like many others masterclass .... A fucking mystery ..

[@MrWill9002]

1:57-2:11 ... "Brought his people food, prosperity and peace." I don't think so. More famines and hunger riots swept through the kingdom and even the taxes got worse to the point where Louis XVI literally paid for it with his head. But with that said, I think the film did a great job of showing the extravagant life in the court of Louis XIV and how he didn't care about the plight of his people

[@christopherherbert7062]

Louis, the 14th had a younger brother named Phillipe, Duke of Orleans. This movie really had to ignore that fact when they turned Phillipe into an imprisoned twin brother, haha.

[@gabrielleorleen2406]

2:20 D'artagnan's tombstone

[@chrismc410]

Pepperoni and escargot. Couldn't resist

[@datukashvili]

I hate to say that this movie was mediocre because I absolutely adore it! Music though is an absolute masterpiece.

[@aiasaias278]

Caro re Luigi Sei bellissimo straordinario meraviglioso affascinate incantevole Splendido fantastico stupendo allegro 🌃 Sei il mio attore preferito io ti adoro con tutta l anima 🎁🎖 Sono giàa grande fan io ti amo con tutto il cuore

[@epache315]

Jeremy Irons Scar from Disney's The Lion King

[@charlesmillard596]

The original Iroh and Zuko. I pray the new avatar series has something similar

[@miminsuharyani2657]

Love you

[@chrismaccool9097]

Is that Irish music that is being played but The man In The Iron Mask along with the Three Musketeers takes place in France not Ireland.? Also why didn't the Narrator also say this after he mentions The Man In The Iron Mask was taken to the Country Side to live quietly and after he mentions hiw King Louis un expectedly changed his Tyranical ways and brought his people food prosperity and peace he also should have said that King fell in love with one of the woman Louis surrounded himself with and got married and had kids and eventually grandkids and not just made his kingdom bigger then ever but also parceled it out to all the grandchildren then the Narratir says And Is Remember as The Greatest Ruler In The History Of His Nation.

[@Xav1298]

1:35

[@gesahildebrandt7725]

Nach Titanic mein 2. Lieblingsfilm 😊

[@arthurironhill4173]

Wait is this the real Leonardo DiCaprio's KZbin channel?

[@chrismaccool9097]

0:19/ 2:22 Did you all notice when Athos says that D'Artagnan was the best of them all Aramis is making this expression like he is saying sure he was like he did not fully Agree with Athose and I can see why because if D'Artagnan had just chose to join them to remove Louis from office then he would have known sooner that Louis had a twin brother and he that he had 2 sons instead of one. Also if I may be too bold to ask why is there Irish music playing when this whole story and movie takes place in France?

[@MightyJosh1985]

King Louis XIV was a shocking King

[@gregorysaugustine5236]

How so?

[@MightyJosh1985]

@@gregorysaugustine5236 I meant XIV, I have corrected it. But since I was referring to the King in the movie. Still though he was a terrible king. Constant war not peace. Cruel to his subjects.

[@nicp4306]

Rare b grade DiCaprio movie

[@GlamRockCowboy]

The narrator at the very end was none other than Sir Patrick Stewart, who of course played Jean-Luc Picard in "Star Trek: The Next Generation."

[@CsnvLsRnst]

It's Jeremy Irons, who plays Aramis and serves as the movie's introduction narrator. You can't confuse such a voice.

[@franciscoluque457]

What? So wrong

[@epache315]

​@@CsnvLsRnstJeremy Irons Better Known as Scar from Disney's The Lion King

[@epache315]

​@@CsnvLsRnstJeremy irons Voiced Scar from Disney's The Lion King

[@patrickkanas3874]

I know this is a fictional movie, but that last line annoys me. Louis the 14 was not the greatest or most loved ruler in the history of France. In fact, he was such a horrible ruler that Louis the 16 lost his head after the common folk had enough of the horrible living conditions the fallout out of 14s left. They could've at least made up a fictional monarch

[@Inferno539]

This is Trump!

[@almighty5839]

Im still confused lol did they publicly say he is a new king or just took over his brothers identity but did a much better job ruling

[@kirby28645]

Philippe replaces Louis, yeah. In the book, Louis wins. In real life, Louis was a pretty big deal, but some of his decisions couldn't have been made by someone as gentle and kind as Philippe. Therefore, this movie's ending could be considered alternate or revisionist history. Either Louis retakes the throne in a sequel (which nobody is going to want to see) and history stays the same; or Philippe remains and doesn't revoke the Edict of Nantes. It'd make a cool "What If?" Historically though, Philippe was allegedly more like Louis in this movie.

[@georgearavos2914]

Bullshit! There is no d'artagnan funeral you farce not worthy of stories. None. Your rubbish. My interpretation. D'artagnan does not die. Must not. Should not!

[@DeadhunterThe]

Wrong. In the actual "Man in the Iron Mask" novel by Alexandre Dumas, D'artagnan, Porthos, and Athos all die. Porthos gets crushed in a rockslide, Athos dies of grief after Raoul dies while serving in Africa, and right after being promoted to Marshall and leading an army to attack Holland, D'artagnan is killed by a cannonball. Only Aramis survives and leaves France to become a Duke in Spain.

[@georgearavos2914]

@@DeadhunterThe bullshit. "They all go on to do well 'forever after'. In reality the 1630's onward where this is set is not too far off a plague. Did the real heroes survive. ???

[@fbi10]

@@DeadhunterThe D’artagnan, the real one, was killed by a bullet to the throat.

[@chrismc410]

@@DeadhunterThe wonder how he pulled that off? Wasn't any love lost between France and Spain back then.

[@chrismc410]

Alexandre Dumas says different. Can't argue with the author and he's well past caring.

[@rachelb1502]

Great film...but Louis xiiii was known for being a terrible king...