The Man in the Iron Mask (10/12) Movie CLIP - King Louis Sentences Philippe (1998) HD

[@RETROGEMS]

This was a *criminally* underrated film. Leonardo gave a terrific performance, better than so many people back in '98 gave him credit for. All so many critics focused on was the fact that he did not have an 'accurate' accent, but aside from Anne Parillaud and Gérard Depardieu, none of the actors really had any kind of French accent. Leo's performance was very very good because his characters were entirely distinct. You knew the moment Philippe OR King Louis came onscreen without him saying a word, by just looking in his eyes. What the man did with his eyes in this film was truly special. It was a fantastic double-role coming off of the whirlwind that was "Titanic" and totally different from Jack Dawson.

[@clandestine8690]

Victoria Grace i totally get where you're coming from. But if it's not accurate then it is actually not as good, even tho I totally agree he is very, very good at acting.

[@86BarbOmega]

well said comment

[@isabelalzateestrada]

Well technically if everyone had a French Accent, would people be able to understand them? Besides in France at that time there were many accents throughout the country, so the different accents in the film can be a representation of that.

[@kevinc9006]

He was molested and used by the Jewish Hollywood masters

[@Ivy94F]

clandes tine I hear you, but I am so used to british actors playing french royalty, I am surprised that it even makes a difference anymore. Do you know how many movies and roles we’ve had over the years where a british actor says I am the so and so of FRAAHNCE! Lol.

[@jasminecrawford42]

Young Leo and his beautiful baby face.

[@DrIdaho]

Leonardo DiCaprio has always been a wimp.

[@jameswalker6864]

He was 27 in this film, just one year later from the famous Titanic.

[@mikethepokemaster2012]

@@jameswalker6864 no he wasn't he was 23 or 24 he was born in 1974 this was filmed in 1997 or 1998

[@naninerockett9964]

@@jameswalker6864 Todavía tenía 22 años porque la película se filmó en el segundo semestre del '97. Ósea tenía 22/23 porque el cumple años en Noviembre.. . Se estrenó obviamente en el '98 pero por supuesto las películas se filman varios meses antes 😌

[@naninerockett9964]

@@mikethepokemaster2012Si Leo nació en el mes de Noviembre, anteúltimo mes del año '74 , entonces a Leo hay que considerarlo casi como que nació en el '75...

[@codyhoskins1319]

Philippe was obviously daring Louis to send him back to the prison when he begged him not to after begging to be killed first. He clearly knew him too well than he thought and could see that's where he'd rather him die in the mask - and that the Musketeers would come for him there. Pretty clever on his part to keep his innocence on as a mask of his true intentions to set Louis and wait for the Musketeers to get him.

[@hankskorpio5942]

Dicaprio's performance in this movie (especially in this scene) is really brilliant.

[@blankagerloczy369]

yeah

[@MrAGr]

Hank Skorpio Wtf no

[@Jay23445]

Its trash. Just like you buddy

[@giuseppeianniello1998]

Little fact Leonardo DiCaprio won a Razzie Award for Worst Screen Couple with his twin in this movie

[@kar0l96]

It's insane

[@oliviahobson9536]

Gosh I Love Leonardo Dicaprio, he's withought a doubt one of the greatest actors of...ever. I just love how he's able to play any role as any person. I mean, in Titanic for example, he plays this outspoken, crazy, fun-loving homeless American artist and then in this movie, he plays an evil (though undeniably gorgeous) King AND A shy, friendly boy. His talent is just incredible.

[@xBeth4x]

YES. AGREED.

[@Mira_Dunia]

Grace Hobson And he also played a fraud stockbroker druggie in 'Wolf of Wall Street'.

[@cashthecurator666]

Olivia Hobson Not to mention a hateful, ignorant slaver in Django Unchained and a brilliant silver tongued devil in Wolf of wall street. Leo's a great actor.

[@MiyahSundermeyer]

@ Then Great Gatsby which everyone ignores, that was one of my favorites

[@NazriB]

Lies again? IMWF AMWF

[@Ryan117S]

Damn. This family needs a LOT of therapy.

[@oliviahobson9536]

Agreed. Someone call Dr. Phil

[@gabiestaocupada]

I think you haven't heard about the Lannisters...

[@rafearcher7882]

...just like mine ^^

[@Ferruccio_Guicciardi]

Exactly. Specially D'Artagnan, the one wearing the "real" mask.

[@thehonorablelordrevan7660]

The Skywalker family is much WORSE

[@TLswerve0212]

WEAR IT UNTIL YOU LOVE IT! What my mom says when my grandmother buys me sweaters -__-

[@Sochilinda]

TLswerve0212 oh my gosh LOL

[@BriefcaseWanker]

TLswerve0212 XDDD

[@Josiebeam]

and die in it.... (Me trembling )

[@hollydicaprio1330]

😂😂😂😂

[@tariksadat4208]

lmao..true..

[@jadehannah916]

My favourite line in the movie, WEAR IT UNTIL YOU LOVE IT!

[@mikeandmars2345]

Jade Darby me to

[@bigmeknurgle]

My favourite is "...such valour."

[@jeaninewilliams8730]

Yep, Leonardo voice squeaks when he says that line!

[@DeltaEcho303]

1:38 is especially heartbreaking as D'Artagnan knew Philippe was an impostor because he felt pride in his king (and son) for the first time in his life.

[@johnwinchesterp2963]

It was heartbreaking all around because d'artagnan couldn't go against louis because he was his son and he saw his other son was imprisoned with cruelty by louis and he didn't know what to feel anymore. Not about louis but about himself as well.

[@pollypockets508]

@@johnwinchesterp2963 exactly

[@jakerojas4756]

It was also hard not being with his love

[@popp7223]

02:45 "WEAR IT UNTIL YOU LOVE IT !!!" I am dead every single time 🤣🤣

[@HappyHeart35242]

"And then die in it" is the nail being hammered into the coffin. 😂😂

[@anthonybrown9608]

He straight up 🥶 🩸 😂

[@mkaplan1383]

He's going through puberty all of the sudden. I bet that's what got him the role of Jack Dawson.

[@podsmpsg1]

Louis is nothing but a selfish, power hungry, spoiled brat. "My own brother tried to do this to me!", well, you locked him up and put a metal mask on him when he didn't do anything wrong. Phillipe is the first born, so he's the rightful king.

[@nina-raedelong158]

I was just thinking the same thing. What he did to Phillipe... he had what was coming to him. No good deed goes unpunished.

[@ZeroOmega-vg8nq]

Pretty sure phillipe was the 2nd borne

[@stephenolder4552]

@Mac McLovin people like discussing movies. Deal with it

[@jenniferc6285]

He's the second born, that's why he got rid of him. Their father sent him away to avoid a civil war but then Louis locked him away in the mask when the father died.

[@sirorliktheironclad]

Unlike Louis, Phillipe is a selfless, kind, and mature young man. He deserves to be king.

[@DebbyKrish]

His performance was simply brilliant. As Arthus says in the movie, Philippes eyes are hard while Louis’ are soft. Leo did beautifully express this in his acting!

[@kimberleyfrewin4232]

You mixed up the names with the eye part, Philippe had soft eyes while Louis had hard eyes

[@DebbyKrish]

@@kimberleyfrewin4232 you are correct!

[@someperson5506]

This scene shows the amazing talent of Leo more than anything else. Two completely different people, and you can tell which it is just by their (his) expressions.

[@jeaninewilliams8730]

So true. It was like he was 2 different people! His manner & facial expressions were amazing.

[@GeneralFrancisXHummel]

And not only that, when the good Leo pretends to be the evil one, you can notice by his expressions that Philippe is acting and feels nervous and uncomfortable pretending to be someone else. He nailed both characters.

[@ricksorkin2522]

Really!? By his expressions!!!!! I thought by his appearance..

[@shaunahuck8808]

How the hell does Leo not have an Oscar for performances like this? He's such an amazing actor and deserves so much.

[@shaunahuck8808]

***** yeah he does!! It's about time too!!

[@jameswesleyiv]

The stupid Oscar’s snubbed him every time

[@giuseppeianniello1998]

Kinda outdated because Leo won the Oscar for The Revenant in 2016

[@lindildeev5721]

If the Oscars were fair, he would have won his first Award in 1993 for Who's Eating Gilbert Grape and Johnny would have won too. In fact, there wouln't be enough Awards.

[@JOSH-lw2jv]

What's sad was that he won the Razzie for "Worst Screen Couple" as both King Louis XIV & Philippe.

[@Dane_Youssef]

My favorite thing about this scene? Notice... the whole family's there... Mommy, daddy and their sons...

[@sameerthakur720]

Correction: 80%of the family is there. Mommy, biological daddy, 2 kids... but legal daddy is not.

[@-Vitalis-]

1:06

[@1987AnimeBoy]

"For a moment I thought you would be the king I hoped you would be." I wonder if that's what Jaime Lannister would say to Joffrey.

[@tfly999]

There’d have to be a moment first. Joffrey couldn’t give Jaime even that.

[@dordonake]

Maybe. Except Louis the 14th was worse. A lost worse.

[@upstream5316]

@@tfly999 Jaime knew Joeffrey was garbage years before the little cowardly psychopath became king. Jaime must have been so proud of his king AND son, lol. Jeoffrey inherited his vicious nature by his mother and her from her father, Tywin. Jaime was a good guy despite his arrogance before becoming humble after losing his hand. Tyrion was good too.

[@sugardaddy4714]

Jaime never help any hope for Joffrey. He barely cared about his death... Myrcella was the only child he showed any affection toward.

[@sojusake]

Somebody give that man an Oscar

[@concernedcitizen1382]

Gabriel Byrne!

[@Ella-queen97]

Leo's like the most beautiful person on this earth

[@madeupname3008]

Ella YES indeed

[@jennyoyster5054]

Ella Nahhhhh....it’s Brase Pitt, lol....

[@Dane_Youssef]

You didn't even spell that right...

[@geethapotti323]

Ella why do u say this☺☺

[@brantgoose]

WHO?

[@TheStapleGunKid]

The irony here is that Phillipe's request to die instead of going back to prison turned out to the perfect reverse psychology. If he had said nothing, the king would have almost certainly ordered his execution. But by asking to be executed, Phillipe got him to spare his life by sending him back to prison, and as a result was able to live long enough to be freed and to replace the king.

[@Jeff-fu8is]

Actually I believe Philippe truly did wanted to die for real instead of having the mask placed back on his face and be a locked up

[@ajaxjohnson7999]

​@@Jeff-fu8isFacts! I thought the same thing! My thought was Phillipe didn't expect to get sprung again after the initial plan backfired!

[@dynalevelswtorguild8194]

what a glorious film this is. severely and criminally underrated. so fantastic and very accurate. leonardo was fantastic! he played these two fantastically.

[@boci122]

In the words someone else: "we're not hear to make a documentary." Also, I'll gladly inform all the non-french academics, and other historical experts of your hypothesis "That only a Frenchman could well understand the historical context of his country." And, I'd love it if you could provide the knowledge/credibility about your views because they fascinate me.

[@CSLFiero]

"Wear it until you love it!! ... Then, die in it.." my wife when she buys me dress clothes.

[@brendanforester4601]

😂😂😂

[@armageddon1981]

I work in the funeral home...some of the clothes i was given to put on people...😂😂

[@rogueryder3285]

People were so obsessed with the love story of the Titanic and Romeo and Juliet, they should've been giving this movie the praise. This was honestly Leonardo's best work of the 90s

[@mariramos9982]

Yes!!!

[@pollypockets508]

Titanic sucked

[@karami8844]

Definitely my favorite Leo movie.

[@JDelights453]

Leo looks good in long hair....

[@oliviahobson9536]

Yes, Yes he does. But honestly, name a look that he dosen't look good with, I mean, he's THE LEONARDO DICAPRIO❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️😍😍😍😍😍❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@mccrispysparks]

+Grace Hobson totally agree.....he'd look fantastic in anything ...and without anything😉😍😍😍

[@DrIdaho]

Leonardo DiCaprio is a wimp.

[@animequeen78]

@@DrIdaho If he's such a wimp, why did he go to extreme lengths to get an Oscar?

[@DrIdaho]

@@animequeen78 The man who put himself to extreme lengths is a double. The real Leonardo DiCaprio is still a wimp.

[@youdontownmesodealwithit7925]

1:38 He's prettier than any girls I've known

[@DrIdaho]

Leonardo DiCaprio is a wimp.

[@thewateversho223gaming]

@@DrIdaho Say that to his face

[@DrIdaho]

@@thewateversho223gaming Leonardo DiCaprio's face is not worth looking at because he is a wimp.

[@thewateversho223gaming]

@@DrIdaho Okay keyboard warrior

[@DrIdaho]

@@thewateversho223gaming I am just being logical. Leonardo DiCaprio is a wimp.

[@cici6295]

Every movie Leo does is AMAZING!! And he always freaks out in scenes, lol. 💗❤️💗 All the more reason to love him.

[@JonathanSingh]

2:44 WEAR IT UNTIL YOU LOVE IT!

[@moriahthechipmunk]

The fact that one is more attractive then the other and they are THE SAME PERSON speaks to how great of an actor Leo is and how much a persons actions can change the way you see and think of some one

[@jesbair-hill]

Why is the mean brother so much prettier tho 😫😫😭

[@stormbringer2840]

@@jesbair-hill bad boy vibe I guess ?

[@xosimplybezziesxo4647]

Imagine if he did have a twin!😻😻

[@lindasmilesrfree6067]

I've always wondered if there was some truth to this story. We all know that truth is stranger than fiction.

[@wonderlandisalanguage9646]

Linda Kemp And that in fiction there is a part of truth, and that sometimes the truth goes over fiction

[@andromedas3883]

I will love both of them

[@DrIdaho]

Leonado DiCaprio is a wimp. If he had a twin there would have been two wimps to put up with.

[@hotties3v3n]

Jealous??😏

[@theman6705]

This movie was a classic to me as a kid and it still is. Im shocked by the reviews it got tbh

[@ThaiNguyen-ps3jo]

It’s amazing how Leo can act any part in any movie and every movie has characters with different personalities it’s amazing how Leo can pull that off his talent is amazing but I wonder what he’s really like.(And Leo looks really good in long hair)

[@BluDemonOzzy]

Htf did it take Leo so long to win an Oscar? Look at this performance. Absolutely stunning.

[@becool5706]

He is such a brilliant actor

[@ScarlettM]

Instead of begging, D'Artagnan should have knocked out Louis and have Phillip take his place again. Knowing Louis that well, he should have understood it's the only way to keep both sons alive and well. With backing from queen-mother and D'Artagnan, Philip would have no problem taking the throne.

[@Ivy94F]

ScarlettM Poor D’Artagnan was still in shock at this point. I can understand how he might’ve still thought there was a chance he could save them both. I mean, he literally just found out he had another son five seconds earlier. Lol.

[@davidkraft314]

I always loved how even though he is in the background, you can see D'artagnian putting the pieces together as Anne enters the room.

[@nodamsels7201]

Something about the line, “my own brother, who tried to do this to me!” gets me every time.

[@karami8844]

Nah, he said “of THIS ONE.” Such disrespect.

[@ashleyluna4290]

I feel like this was one of Leo Dicaprio's roles that showcased his talent the best. Because even though he played both Louis and Phillipe, you could always tell who Louis and who Phillipe was throughout the movie because Leo Dicaprio had the ice cold, narcissistic look on his face for Louis and the sweet, shy, innocent look for Phillipe. Played by the same person, but always looked completely different

[@Sisyphus27]

Why do you think Louis said that their mother's love had meant nothing to either of them? Because Louis was selfish and spoiled rotten, and because he thought Philippe would only have hatred for their mother on account of his imprisonment?

[@jw1731]

that's a good and thought-provoking question. I think Louis is the sort of psychopath that actually understands the idea of empathy and the pain endured by others, but he's just so self-serving it becomes irrelevant. He knows that Phillipe has a right to be upset at their mother for being complicit in his imprisonment and torture, even though he himself was the perpetrator of it. So for a brief moment he uses Phillippe's grievance as ammunition to roast his mother; but when Phillipe acts like a bigger and more benevolent person than he is, ashamed and frustrated knowing that his attack on his mother's character was thwarted, he assaults Phillippe. As to why Louis would have the nerve to criticize his mother for not standing up to an atrocity he himself was responsible for, I'd say it's a typical case of cognitive dissonance. In order to discredit someone in a moment, he doesn't realize or care if it becomes a self-own. Of course, he's the king and doesn't have to make sense; it's only those under him who would suffer for his mistake, like the minister who was executed for distributing rotten food like Louis ordered. Another possibility is: Phillippe does harbor some resentment toward his mother for her complicity, or maybe after a few years as being pampered and fawned over as the king he'll become spoiled enough to come around and hate her for that. See, in that moment he needed all the allies he could get, and by behaving cartoonishly honorable he would further win his mother and D'artagnan over. Being imprisoned and tormented for years, Phillippe must've accumulated the endurance for suffering and learned how to be obsequious and non-threatening so as to survive. So even if he resented his mother in that moment, the last thing he would do is show it. In fact, his request to be put to death instead of being locked away in his mask may very well have been reverse psychology to get Louis to keep him alive, because then there's a chance the three musketeers could rescue him. But ultimately, despite his scheming nature, he still has a honorable and gentle nature which Louis does not.

[@jocelingonzalez5776]

In this movie honestly he made me believe there were really two of them love Leo

[@sophiebailey4891]

That weave though.

[@greedo1228]

Even tho this video's thumbnail is Leo's less perfect face/angry distorted face, but still looks better than my regular face LOL 🤣😂🤣😂

[@godofgold8084]

2:44 your boss when they give you your work uniform and you hate it

[@stephaniemay6731]

I love this film, mainly because of Leo, but the ending made me cry...

[@calinm2321]

I cried too

[@judydayot626]

Leo de Caprio is one the best versatile actors of all time. Actually, for me, he is the best. I have been a huge fan of his since Titanic. His acting in this movie is phenomenal. He should have won an Oscar for this role. Truly world class. And kudos too to the powerhouse cast that made this movie a great one...Jeremy Irons, Gabriel Byrne, Gerard Depardieu and John Malcovich.❤️

[@shazanali692]

Cant believe that he only ever studied acting in 2005, this is 1997 and it's natural acting where did he get the info to act this way he is too good

[@CuteDwarf11]

I just love how Philippe melts into his mother's arms.

[@DavidAndreaBernhard]

Leo's performance in this movie is outstanding. Although the two characters are played by him you really get the impression that they are two different people.

[@surajquantum4681]

Leo punching himself has made my year 😂 😆 😆 😅 😝

[@artsyafroqueen]

It always trips me out to see Leo hitting himself in the face. Of course I know about body doubles but the image in the film always makes me want to giggle.

[@zahrakhairyahali7826]

Leooo is the best actor that I ever seen 👀👈 no one can replace him

[@ishitakhatun1418]

he.is.so.jovial

[@Mina-ok5qm]

His acting was pretty excellent come to think of it. You hated Leo's character and cheered for his other in the same movie. He made himself two completely different people.

[@rehilton3062]

I dont know why I found that part funny "wear it until you love it!" 😂😂

[@alohaforeveryone]

0:09 "brother??" what the hell he is thinking? they look the same! lol

[@rai4119]

I was a child when I first heard that line. And I never forgot it. " *Wear it until you love it!* ...And then die in it."

[@SalemGhassanHanna]

To everyone who wonders why this film got slated by some on release: Leo had just had the biggest hit of all time (Titanic) and those who wanted a backlash couldn't wait to pick on his next film. It's true that he was in the company of some all time legends here...Byrne, Malkovich and Irons, plus Depardieu before his current controversies...so it was easy for critics to say he'd bitten off more than he could chew by appearing opposite them. Readers would have found the reviews believeable before they saw the film for themselves. In truth, DiCaprio did as well opposite that level of talent as ANY star in his late teens/early 20s could have hoped to.

[@erikthomas7284]

Absolutely love this film. DiCaprio is one of my favorite actors. I loved him in "The Quick and the Dead"

[@petlover72704]

If you're open minded I recommend "Total Eclipse". If you pause at the right moment you get to see Leo in a frontal nude scene and in another scene you see his behind as well.

[@jeaninewilliams8730]

Me too, he was so young, and his acting was amazing. Sharon said he had to be in the movie!

[@kekicaa_a2409]

He looks pretty with long hair ❤🔥

[@shoshome2204]

What a face of an angel.

[@elizabethbryce4283]

What’s crazy is that this is their first reunion as a family.

[@equusquaggaquagga536]

Louis days "ey-thos". Philip says " ah-thos".

[@robertgiardino3314]

king Joffrey over here lmao

[@Valentina-ng4hh]

Does he remind anyone else of prince Adam from Beauty and The Beast

[@TheCarlScharnberg]

Leo used to be so beautiful. A truly beautiful face. I think he's glad he "lost it," though. Because being "pretty" can really box you in career wise as an actor, especially as you get older (I think far more for men than women, as women sadly are expected to be young and pretty forever). Brad Pitt is a good actor, yet I do think his good looks both helped and hurt him in the long run.

[@Indiegirl007]

Leo just grew up. He went from pretty to handsome.

[@xxmiadalyxx5489]

I used to love this movie when I younger and I still do!!!

[@montecristo1845]

All right, KZbin. It’s May 2021 and this was recommended to me less than a week after purchasing the Kindle and Audible versions of The Man in the Iron Mask. Stop spying on me!

[@PoeDameron15]

If they ever re-tell this story, they should cast the actor who played Joffrey in Game of Thrones as Philippe and Louis.

[@annapplegoldfinch6931]

+Erik “ThePhantom” Destler OMG YES!

[@GloriamMonarchia]

Well, maybe it was the other way around.

[@mayanfield6337]

Erik Destler damn

[@oliviahobson9536]

Or maybe even the Sprouse twins

[@IBEtripz]

Olivia Hobson theyre pretty handsome but idk if they are that good of actors id watch it tho

[@2MaccabeesCh1V.27]

I feel like that last part Louis said is what ppl are thinking when they see me without a mask, at least their stare conveys it if they don't out and say something. "Wear it until you love it & die in it." 🤣

[@jessmjfan989]

This is one of my most favorite scenes from this movie!!!!

[@leilabella8025]

You gonna wear it until you love it 😂😂😂 best part ever

[@jamedraa8472]

Damn, this scene is fantastic! Everyone was so good.

[@kilasearcy4115]

The king is the most beautiful man in the world even better with long hair

[@angelinacarl4667]

I love this movie. I cry every time i watch it. This is a great movie, and underrated.

[@angeld3654]

Seeing leo with long hair i kinda love!

[@xXxLiVeMyLiFeXxX]

"Please show me what my faith and my blood has purchased"- what an insanely daunting line

[@marissaflores418]

0:32 Louis - And your love is meant nothing to either of us!

[@loisjeanwilliams]

This is an Oscar film. The Academy Awards people must've been underwater!!

[@artsyafroqueen]

First movie I saw with Leo in it, it came on TV and I was smitten by Leo and enthralled by this movie. I still don't know why I don't own it yet lol.

[@lexcorp213]

My first Leo movie was Romeo and Juliet, never looked back after that lol

[@merays104]

This scene kills me !! He is truly an amazing actor

[@vintage_85]

Every film Leo has done is pure Gold this dude is the greatest Actor in my lifetime simply Amazing dude should have like 10 Oscars by now the way he becomes the character he is portraying is something u cannot teach he is better then Clark Gable and all them dudes from the golden era of Cinema

[@AudienceReactions]

Still get goosebumps at this scene so damn good!! 👏🏼👏🏼

[@badgalpandamanda]

I feel old. This was a good ass movie. Haven't seen it in years!!!! Let me see if it's on netflix

[@Pepper925]

Badgalpandamanda Actually it is as of now!!

[@SWEMartin]

Leo showed more human emotions as an actor during the "wear it until you love it, and die in it" than I ever have done IRL in my 30 years on this earth.

[@kennyotoole1492]

Damn if Leo had a twin brother though 😭😍

[@Jeff-fu8is]

When Philippe begged to be executed, I thought it was super unfair for Louis to decide to send Philippe back to the prison and then have them mask placed back onto his face

[@skaladarrellgodeater1070]

Great movie. Based on true history by the way. Leonardo DiCaprio is an INCREDIBLE actor making 2 performances if twin brothers.

[@raviolivixxen4865]

I remember watching this when I was a kid and I thought 'these twins are really beautiful'.

[@nafirasyid9794]

yo nothin better than two leos in a scene

[@HeavenlyRaven1978]

Soooo True!!!!😘😘😘

[@MellowDrammatic]

love this movie...I'm not saying it needs a remake but if it had one the sprouse brothers would perfect for Louis and Philippe

[@MrBettaFishCare]

+MellowDrammatic I thought I was the only one who thought that XD

[@cortezparris6500]

0:38 Leo!!! WHY ARE YOU HITTING YOURSELF

[@louiesarmiento3085]

underrated film of leo but this one was on of my favorite , the story and leo's performance was brilliant

[@Sydney12997]

Haha Idk why but I laughed so hard when Leo punched Leo 😂😂

[@thearthurmarston9897]

Very Underrated film. It’s my first introduction to Dicaprio who is one of my favourite actors so it’s quite sentimental!

[@AkKikMauMau]

Dicaprio playing two people in the same room is fantastic editing

[@ericsantana1184]

Alexandre Dumas would have been proud to see his stories come alive on the big screen

[@AceLM92]

Doubtful. He would probably see the deviations from his stories as unnecessary.

[@darianestes6813]

2:44 when you tell your mom you dont like the outfit she picked out for your first day of kindergarten

[@Toddry]

Godlike scene, from everyone involved. Godlike!!

[@Ribby00]

Gabriel Byrne was pretty great in this!

[@concernedcitizen1382]

I cannot agree with you more. He was all the critics favorite when was released. Gabriel Byrne is one of the most beautiful and underrated actors alive.

[@abrahamsmith4112]

2:45 King Louis loses his temper 😂😂

[@ToM-yo5le]

I've always felt awkward throughout the movie because of how Leo is so much more beautiful than all the women.

[@dakotagilbert7321]

D'artagnon wasnt kneeling before his king. He was on his knees begging for his sons life