The Musketeer

D'Artagnan is a French farm boy from the rural province of Gascony who saw his parents killed right in front of him when just a young boy. He sets out for Paris to follow in his father's footsteps and enlist with the legendary King's Musketeers. But when he gets to Paris, he finds the Musketeers have been disbanded by order of Cardinal Richeleau and their leader, Treville, thrown into the Cardinal's jail. D'Artagnan, along with the only two remaining Musketeers he found at Treville's villa, decide to break Treville out of jail.

With Treville successfully sprung, the Musketeers find there's more to this disbanding of their ranks than meets the eye. The Duke of Buckingham has come from England to meet with the King in an effort to prevent another war. Without the loyal Musketeers to protect the King, the duplicitous Cardinal's guards are the only ones left to protect the king and the Musketeers smell a rat. D'Artagnan and his new friends go undercover at the ball held in the Duke's honor to be on hand for the King's protection should anything happen. When a mob of the Cardinal's guards disguised as peasants overruns the party, the Musketeers spring into action and escort the King, the Queen and the Duke to safety through the sewers.

His plan foiled, Cardinal Richileau means to have his war. The Queen seeks to meet with the Duke of Buckingham in complete secrecy to ensure there will be no war with England. She enlists the help of D'Artagnan through his landlady, a personal friend of the Queen. They are ambushed by the Cardinal's henchmen. With the Queen and his landlady love captured, D'Artagnan must track them down and save them before it's too late for them and for France.