The Three Musketeers (1921 film)

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adventure film feature film silent film swashbuckler film

The Three Musketeers (1921 film) is a silent swashbuckler adaptation of Alexandre Dumas' classic novel, starring Douglas Fairbanks as d'Artagnan and noted for its lavish production and influential action sequences.

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Predicate	Object
instanceOf	adventure film → feature film → silent film → swashbuckler film →
basedOn	The Three Musketeers →
basedOnAuthor	Alexandre Dumas →
castMember	Adolphe Menjou → Barbara La Marr → Boyd Irwin → Charles Belcher → Douglas Fairbanks → Eugene Pallette → George Siegmann NERFINISHED → John St. Polis → Marguerite De La Motte → Mary MacLaren → Nigel De Brulier → Thomas Holding NERFINISHED → Walt Whitman → Willard Louis →
cinematographer	Arthur Edeson →
countryOfOrigin	United States →
director	Fred Niblo →
distributedBy	United Artists →
filmFormat	35 mm →
format	black-and-white →
genre	adventure → swashbuckler →
hasFilmTechnique	elaborate sword-fighting choreography → large-scale crowd scenes →
language	Silent →
notableFor	influential action sequences → lavish production design →
partOf	Douglas Fairbanks swashbuckler cycle →
portraysCharacter	Aramis → Athos → Cardinal Richelieu → Constance Bonacieux → Milady de Winter → Porthos → d'Artagnan →
producer	Douglas Fairbanks →
productionCompany	Douglas Fairbanks Pictures →
releaseDate	August 28, 1921 →
releaseYear	1921 →
screenwriter	Edward Knoblock → Lotus Thompson →
setIn	France →
settingPeriod	17th-century France →
starred	Douglas Fairbanks →
title	The Three Musketeers →

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Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Fred Niblo →	directorOf