故事讲述每天到银行确认有没有老人金进帐的3位老人，决定受够这一切，放手一搏、携手抢银行，但他们面临到一个关键问题，他们不太会用枪……

他们三个曾经是遵纪守法的好公民，但是他们的晚年却如此凄凉。在美国，社会保障制度只是政客们拉拢选民的支票，尤其是对老年人的社会保障。乔、亚尔、威利三个七旬老头铤而走险，打劫了曼哈顿的一家银行，却只抢到了可怜兮兮的三万美金……而之后的生活也并非一帆风顺。

17世纪，英俊的少年勇士达达尼昂怀揣着当一名火枪手的愿望，告别家人，来到巴黎，并与三个火枪手阿托斯，波托斯和阿拉米斯，不打不相识，结成生死之交。在房东伯纳修斯的家里，情窦初开的达达尼昂认识了王后的闺中密友——善良漂亮女子的康丝丹斯，两人一见钟情，很快坠入爱河。 而此时一场政治较量的巨大阴谋正在宫廷中暗暗地酝酿着。年轻美貌的王后在大意之中把国王送给她的钻石项链作为定情信物送给了情人英国白金汉公爵，权倾朝野的红衣主教黎塞留得知这个消息后，兴奋万分，并密谋揭穿此事，以达到引起混乱，颠覆王朝的目的。在黎塞留的游说下，国王要求王后在几天后的宴会上带上价值连城的项链。王后惊恐万分，并找来好友康丝丹斯商议。 为了解除心爱的康丝丹斯的烦恼，也为了维护国家的安定，达达尼昂决心帮助王后，带着密涵远赴英国，寻求白金汉公爵的帮助。在三个好朋友的帮助下，达达尼昂一路打败黎塞留的追兵，经历了千辛万苦后，终于到达英国，并找到了白金汉公爵。但万万没想到，项链上的十二颗钻石被黎塞留的同谋、诡计多端的女子米拉迪设计偷走了两颗。白金汉公爵为自己的疏忽悔恨不已，但时间异常紧迫，他马上命手下技艺娴熟的工匠补齐丢失的两颗钻石，并把完整的项链交到了达达尼昂的手上。英勇的达达尼昂驾马一路急驰，火速赶回法国。 而此时法国王宫的宴会即将开始，黎塞留和米拉迪各自心怀鬼胎，以为诡计就要得逞，得意不已。就在紧要关头，达达尼昂及时赶到，并在其他三个火枪手的帮助下，打败了黎塞留的走狗，成功地把钻石项链交还给了焦急等待的王后。 终于，黎塞留和米拉迪的阴谋失败了，而英勇的达达尼昂则因立了大功，受到了王后嘉奖，如愿以偿地成为了一名神气的火枪手。

告别家乡，达达尼昂朝着成为火枪手的目标来到了巴黎。在这里，他意外结识了三个货真价实的火枪手，阿托斯、波托斯和阿拉米斯，四人很快就成为了好朋友。不仅如此，达达尼昂还和王后的侍从——善良的女孩康丝丹斯一见钟情。另一边，宫廷里的形式却不容乐观。红衣教主黎塞留一直觊觎着权利宝座，而此时王后把国王送给她的礼物转送给了她的情人，这件事给了黎塞留可乘之机。最后他设计了一场晚会，要求王后必须带那条项链出席。可王后的情人，白金汉公爵远在英国，这次秘密任务被赋予在了达达尼昂身上。达达尼昂能否凯旋带回皇后的项链呢？

在一次行动，三剑客被米莱迪（米拉•乔沃维奇 饰）和白金汉公爵（奥兰多•布鲁姆 饰）背叛暗算，以失败归隐告终乡间。三年后，练就一手好剑术的达达尼昂（罗根•勒曼 饰）初出茅庐，来到巴黎投奔火枪队长特雷维尔（马修•麦克费登 饰），与三剑客不打不相识，意外成为惺惺相惜的好友。不久后大家意外得知权倾朝野的红衣教主黎塞留（克里斯托弗•沃尔兹 饰）想要挑拨英法两国关系，意欲制造一起皇室丑闻。为了抗击红衣教主的邪恶阴谋，众人和敌人展开了斗智斗勇的比拼，达达尼昂更是凭借出色的剑术和足智多谋的头脑在这场争斗中崭露头角….

17世纪的法国，御前火枪手是份很拉风的职位，而年轻气盛的达达尼昂则梦想成为其中一员。抱着这样的理想，达达尼昂只身来到了巴黎。在这里，他和几名真正的火枪手不打不相识。他们分别是阿多斯、波尔多斯和阿拉密斯。达达尼昂和他们由敌对到成为挚友。四人携手一起解决了不少事件，冲过不少难关。而这也遭到了红衣教主黎塞留的报复和打击。黎塞留一直觊觎着国王宝座，渴望至高无上的权利。而这次，他把目标锁定在了皇后身上。为了应对黎塞留，王后把这个秘密任务被委托给了达达尼昂，而这过程中，达达尼昂结识了皇后的密友——康丝丹斯，并对她一见钟情。怀抱对康丝丹斯的爱意，和对皇家的忠诚，达达尼昂和其好友踏上了前往英国的征程，前途危机无数，他们能够顺利凯旋力王狂澜呢？ 本剧为日本制作的改编自大仲马同名原著的动画，20世纪90年代曾在我国电台播放过，是一代人的儿时记忆。

自幼梦想成为剑客火枪手的米奇（Wayne Allwine 配音）、唐老鸭（Tony Anselmo 配音）和高菲（Bill Farmer 配音），长大后只是在凡尔赛宫内负责打扫卫生的杂役。虽然地位低下，错误不断，不过他们依旧乐观地憧憬美好明天。与此同时，皇家侍卫队队长皮特（Jim Cummings 配音）图谋篡夺王位，因此设计劫持米妮公主（Russi Taylor 配音）。险些遇害的米妮命令皮特增加护卫力量，后者则处心积虑擢升完全没有经验的米奇他们成为火枪手。三个好伙伴梦想成真，米奇更与公主一见钟情。但在接下来的日子里，皮特开始展开他的篡位计划。 “人人为我，我为人人”，秉承着这个崇高的信念，三个好伙伴迎难而上……

Le spectacle musical de 2016 ! 300 000 spectateurs sont venus applaudir les 3 Mousquetaires à travers toute la France. Spectacle enregistré au Zénith de Nantes le 20 mai 2017.

In 1966, BBC unveiled The Three Musketeers, a television mini-series shown in 10 black & white episodes, each about 24 minutes long. This full-screen dvd release is certainly worth a look for all swashbuckler fans and, specifically, for readers of Alexandre Dumas. This BBC mini-series sticks pretty closely to Dumas's classic tale of love, honor, and swordplay. In ten chapters, we get to witness the high points of the book: our young Gascon, D'Artagnan, on his way to meet M. Treville in hopes of becoming a Musketeer, initially ruffling the feathers of Athos, Porthos, and Aramis, and consequently scheduling dueling appointments with them on three successive hours; D'Artagnan meeting and falling in love with Constance, the lovely but married seamstress and confidante of the Queen, who, unwisely but very Frenchlike, engages in secret liaisons with the Duke of Buckingham; D'Artagnan's heroic mission for his queen and his friends' noble sacrifices along the way so that D'Artagnan's mission is successful. And so on... Athos, Porthos, and Aramis are respectively and vigorously played by Jeremy Young, Brian Blessed, and Gary Watson, who are all very, very good and passionate in their roles - in particular, Jeremy Young, whose tortured character has always stood out in my eyes. Unfortunately, Constance remains a tepid character, much like in the book. The villains are done a good turn by the wickedly good performances of Mary Peach, as the cunning and vindictive Milady de Winter, and of Richard Pasco, who plays Cardinal Richelieu with icy reserve and Machiavellian menace. But, most of all, we get to experience a D'Artagnan who is disarmingly portrayed by Jeremy Brett. D'Artagnan, in Brett's hands, is earnest, noble, spiritedly idealistic, and fiercely brave. This is a very fine performance by Brett, who displays the intensity and class arrogance he would later hone to perfection as Sherlock Holmes. But, back in 1966, he was young enough that he was able to bring zest and youthful energy into his iconic role. When his father advises him to "never fear quarrels, but seek adventures" and to "fight on all occasions," we know Brett is up to the challenge. Showcasing ferocious, energetic sword fights, ensemble acting done with panache and conviction, and a sincere commitment to do right by Dumas's greatest work, BBC's The Three Musketeers is an honest and true adaptation. With a budget commensurate to television, the production is modest but, nevertheless, admirable. The costumes, the settings, the texturing of the show are all done exceedingly well.

Young d'Artagnan comes to Paris to be a musketeer. There, he meets three old musketeers, members of the glorious King's Guard, but actually realizes that they are not the great fighters who he thinks they are. While joining the musketeers he is faced with the hidden plots of Cardinal Richelieu, his spy Milady de Winter, and a possible war against England.