All for one... and one for all.
Girard
Paul McGann · 24 quotes
Porthos
Oliver Platt · 23 quotes
Aramis
Charlie Sheen · 16 quotes
D'Artagnan
Chris O'Donnell · 16 quotes
Cardinal Richelieu
Tim Curry · 12 quotes
Athos
Kiefer Sutherland · 9 quotes
Rochefort
Michael Wincott · 5 quotes
King Louis
Hugh O'Conor · 4 quotes
Milady DeWinter (Sabine)
Rebecca De Mornay · 4 quotes
Most scenes together: D'Artagnan & Girard (13), Aramis & Girard (10), Porthos & Girard (9)
The Three Musketeers quotes
Page 4 of 5By joint edict of His Majesty King Louis XIII and His Eminence Cardinal Richelieu, the Musketeers are officially disbanded.
Come, D'Artagnan, we're saving the king!
D'Artagnan! Would you be so kind as to redistribute this wealth! [D'Artagnan looks at him, confused] Throw the coins, lad, people are hungry! [D'Artagnan throws the coins out of the carriage on to the street, where people rush to pick them up] Well done!
Fear not, my son, I am with you, always... all for one... and one for all.
For a chase, the Cardinal recommends his excellent '24 Cabnernet. [To D'Artagnan] You can't have any, you're too young.
I may not wear the tunic, but I believe I have the heart of a Musketeer.
I told you I was famous.
I trust, Captain Rochefort, that you are doing everything in your power to rid us of these rebels. Don't let having only one eye impair your vision. The loss of the other could be most... inconvenient.
I've learned the value of lies, they've kept me alive.
One thousand gold pieces on each of their heads, dead or alive! [pause] I prefer dead.
Ooh, a lively tune... I'm inspired to dance!
Remember, Kings come and Kings go but one thing remains the same. And that is me.
That's it. [to Aramis] Next time you drive.
The Count was crushed. The woman he loved, his bride, had betrayed him. She'd lied to him. When she came to, she swore that she'd been falsely accused of these crimes, but he didn't believe her; he rejected her for her lies and for her past. Then he banished her from his province. When the guards came to take her away to be executed, she... she was still professing her undying love. Soon after, the Count realized how much she had meant to him, but it was too late. His betrayal was far greater than hers could ever have been. He gave up his title, his land, everything he believed in, never to be seen or heard from again, all because of love.