Louis Garrel, born in 1983, he is one of the most dynamic actors in French cinema, who also became a director. He rose to prominence through his lead role in The Dreamersdirected by Bernardo Bertolucci. He then appeared regularly in the French director’s films Christophe Honoreamong which Ma Mère, In Paris, Les Chansons d’amour, The Beautiful Person And Non ma fille, tu n’iras pas danser. He also participated in films directed by his father, Philippe Garrellamong which Les Amants réguliers, The frontier of the Aube, Un été brûlant And Jealousy.
Garrel he also starred in four feature films he wrote and directed: Two friendswith Golshifteh Farahani and Vincent Macaigne; The faithful manwith Laetitia Casta and Lily-Rose Depp, The crusadeagain with Laetitia Casta e The innocent, with Noémie Merlant. Among the types of characters she plays most often are men in the midst of love triangles or important historical figures, such as Jacques de Bascher in Saint Laurent, Jean-Luc Godard in Le Redoutable And Alfred Dreyfus in The officer and the spy. For his performances, the actor has received numerous nominations for the César Awards.
He is also known for working with various female directors such as Valeria Bruni Tedeschi, Brigitte Sy, Maiwenn And Nicole Garcia. In 2019, Garrel played his first English-language role: Friedrich Bhaer in the adaptation of Little Women Of Greta Gerwig. With his next project, The Three Musketeers: D’Artagnanarriving in Italian cinemas on April 6, let’s see together three other films arriving with Louis Garrel absolutely not to be missed!
3The Three Musketeers: D’Artagnan
There have been at least 50 film and television adaptations of the acclaimed novel by worldwide Alexandre Dumas of 1844, which is about to reach its 30th film adaptation. But what should we expect again from this unedited version of The Three Musketeers with Eva Green and Vincent Cassel starring? To begin with, the film by the French director Martin Bourboulon not only was it conceived as a two-part saga, but it will also introduce a new character, Hannibal (Ralph Amoussou), the first black musketeer in French history, a character based on the true story of Louis Anniabasthe prince of Assinie.
The epic adventure duology is inspired, as already mentioned, by the literary masterpiece of Dumas and follows the heroic D’Artagnan who joins the three loyal and formidable musketeer friends, Athos, porthos And Aramis; together they plot to overthrow an evil royal adviser, while also dealing with the seductive spy Milady de Winter. First film in the two-part series, The Three Musketeers: D’Artagnan centers on the swashbuckling hero and his attempts to protect the Queen of France and save the country from a war against England. The second movie, Three Musketeers: Miladywill instead focus on the desire to Milady to overthrow the crown and how he will be able to implement this plan. In addition to the films, there has also been talk of spinoff television series, including one centered on the character of Hannibal and which follows the lesser-known adventures of the musketeer in the flesh, but this will certainly be discussed later.