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Swords at the ready! Disney's most memorable characters Mickey, Donald and Goofy are "all for one and one for all" on 13th September 2004 in the release of The Three Musketeers. The outrageously funny trio are reunited for their first ever full-length feature film, to retell the timeless three musketeer story - with side splitting consequences!

This autumn, a whole new generation will be able to enjoy the classic Disney animation and well-loved characters in this all-new animated film. Packed with six songs, swashbuckling action and hilarious sword-sharp wit - as well as a blossoming love story between Princess Minnie and Mickey Mouse - this comical adventure is sure to get people of all ages smiling. 

The film features the fearless Mickey - who is a little too short to be a Musketeer; foolhardy Goofy - who's a little too stupid to be a Musketeer and then the loveable Donald - who's, well, just too much of a scaredy cat to be a Musketeer! Somehow the trio have to overcome their problems to become an unbeatable team and save beautiful Princess Minnie from the hands of the evil Peg-leg Pete.

Synopsis

While pushing a broom in Musketeer Headquarters, Mickey dreams of the ultimate promotion to Musketeer-hood. But he knows that he and his co-workers, Donald and Goofy, have a long way to go. That is until Peg-leg Pete, Captain of the Musketeers, and his sinister Lieutenant, Clarabelle decide to use them in a dastardly plot to rid the kingdom of Princess Minnie - the only mouse standing between Pete and the throne! Pete makes the trio official Musketeers and assigns them to "protect" Princess Minnie, assuming they'll fail to get the job done. But what Pete hasn't counted on is the fact that Mickey, Donald and Goofy are about to learn an invaluable lesson about friendship, teamwork and the true meaning of "All for one and one for all!"

Special Features

  • Opera-Toon-ity - Produce your own opera with this humorous activity set in the film's classic opera house. Players will get to select their own stage set and select one of the three singers, and then sing-along to one of the three crazy opera songs with wacky on-screen lyrics. Be careful - ear plugs are not provided!
  • The many hats of Mickey - Discover Mickey's different movie roles through his long and illustrious film career by clicking on various hats on fanfare trumpet banners. The hats correspond to clips of Mickey in each of his different roles
  • Get the Scoop - Our intrepid reporter is on a mission to find out why this is Mickey's first full-length animated movie… why now? This tongue-in-check behind the scenes documentary treats the characters as real actors
  • Deleted Scenes - Disney Toon Studios executive Brian Snedeker lets us in on the reason why four scenes were cut from the movie: Original Storybook Opening, Troubadour Intros Pete, Pete On Bridge, and Another Rescue
  • Three is the Magic Number - Music video of the song
  • Cast Commentary - Mickey, Donald, Goofy, and Pete comment on a scene from the movie and explain how they approached their performances and what really went on behind the scenes
  • Disney's Song Selection - Sing-along to the songs from the movie with lyrics on-screen or off