(ANSA) - ROME, DECEMBER 18 - Certainly more rusty and reduced (Aramis is missing), but this time more faithful to impossible loves than to the queen herself: so the musketeers of TUTTIPER 1 - 1 PER TUTTI by Giovanni Veronesi in the first TV on Sky il25 December, at 9.15 pm (also on demand on NOW TV).
A sort of family, sequel to the 'King's Musketeers - The last mission', perfect for returning to laugh a little in a Christmas at the time of Covid.
And this, says Favino / D'Artagnan, "in a tiring moment in which you need more than ever for lightness, to have a caress, a cuddle not as a father, but as a man. So - continues the actor who plays with his wife AnnaFerzetti- it can be said that a film like this today has an extra value ".
The fact is that this time Veronesi's film starts from actuality, the difficult love of two kids with a lot of masks, and then falls into Dumas's tale.
D'Artagnan (Pierfrancesco Favino), Porthos (Valerio Mastandrea) and Athos (a Rocco Papaleo suffering from labyrinthitis) this time are called by Queen Anne of Austria (Margherita Buy) for one last mission.
Led by a singular guide named Tomtom (GiuliaMichelini), the three heroes must make sure that the little Princess Geneva (Sara Ciocca), daughter of Enrichetta of England (AnnaFerzetti) and destined for a royal wedding, turns away from Buffon (Federico Ielapi ), very young and poor orphan.
Hence a journey full of challenges and encounters, including the one with Cyrano (Guido Caprino) in which the three heroes will face the toughest of trials: choosing between loyalty to the Crown and loyalty to friendship and love.
Among the curiosities of ALL FOR 1-1 FOR ALL, a film full of disillusionment, the use of LA CURA by Franco Battiato and also by Adriano Panatta in the role of a cicisbeo of the queen and Giuliano Sangiorgi of the Negramaro who is a seller of melons.
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