the man in the iron mask Release Year: 1998 Rating: PG-13 Duration: 132 minutes Director: Randall Wallace Producer: Russ Smith, Randall Wallace The Man in the Iron Mask dvd/videos... synopsis With a cry of "All for one and one for all!" the Musketeers return to correct the injustices perpetrated by spoiled monarch Louis XIV, whose misdeeds include imprisoning his twin brother on an island and encasing his visage in the titular mask. Teen idol Di Caprio assays the dual title role, while writer-director Randall Wallace goes for the jugular with plenty of pomp and pageantry. cast Leonardo DiCaprio as King Louis XIV/Philippe related links  - official site click here for more The Man in the Iron Mask resources on web... quote Queen Anne: Bless me Father, for I have sinned. Aramis: So have I. recommended movies  - Titanic  - Star Wars III  - Lord of the Rings 3  - Shrek 2  - E.T.  - Spider-Man 2  - Lord of the Rings 2  - Passion of The Christ  - Harry Potter I  - Finding Nemo  - Star Wars I  - Spider-Man  - Lord of the Rings 1  - Pirates of Caribbean  - Star Wars II

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