The Man in the Iron Mask (2/12) Movie CLIP - Philippe Is Freed From the Iron Mask (1998) HD

CLIP DESCRIPTION:
Philippe (Leonardo DiCaprio) is freed from the iron mask and touches his face again for the first time.

FILM DESCRIPTION:
This low-budget adaptation of Alexandre Dumas's classic novel was in direct competition with the lavish MGM production. It follows the story of the future king of France who is put into an iron mask while his younger twin is placed on the throne.

CREDITS:
TM & © MGM (1998)
Cast: Gérard Depardieu, Leonardo DiCaprio, Jeremy Irons, John Malkovich
Director: Randall Wallace
Producers: Paul Hitchcock, Alan Ladd Jr., Randall Wallace, René Dupont, Russell Smith
Screenwriters: Randall Wallace, Alexandre Dumas père

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[MasteroChieftan]

I think the most impressive thing would be his neck muscles. Head probably felt like a feather after that mask came off.

[DuVallon]

That glorious moment when you get your braces off.

[WanderleiSilva]

been in mask for X amount of years, hidden by sunlight, nutrient mask comes off, he looks like a super model. lol

[castlenovelistBOOKS]

This scene was terrifying to me when I was a teenager watching the movie for the first time. I don't even want to think about how long he was in that mask for.

[Bowfella]

**never washed his face, has greasy hair constantly growing on it covered by a rusty iron mask**
**skin is flawless**
**I look at my face the wrong way**
**fuckin' acne everywhere**

[sitizenkanemusic]

This is such an underrated movie. Actually, criminally underrated. Acting is top notch, and a good adaptation to Dumas' story.

I think it’s amazing how no words were spoken but it felt like thousands were. Impeccable acting by Leo

[MrRetlav]

Yes, no scars or boils, or even mal formations on the face, no....


A pretty face, with enough tan and nutrition, that defies the very laws of nature... such is Leonardo.

[redmondpeters]

I feel for Philippe. Louis's fear destroyed the poor guy's life.

[firemetal]

I absolutely love the way the mask is held over the fire once it is removed, so artistic and beautiful.

[Numbuu]

Can he move the hair away from his face, it’s giving me anxiety

[patrickturner]

It is hilarious how the Musketeers went down in legend as heroic warriors of the king fighting for whats right. Dumas' characters were actually rogues, thieves and conmen who were more accidental heroes. They tried to do the bare minimum of their duty as they could get away with and just got drawn into stuff they never planned for. Porthos seduced and married a widow twice his age because he noticed she had a huge chest full of treasure under her bed and invested it and became a minor lord. D'Artagnan scammed the entire royal court of over 200 golden crowns by buying up all the hay in a village the court had stopped in for the night and made a big show of making himself a comfortable hay bed in front of the nobles sleeping on floors. When they asked where he got the hay he told them there was a guy outside with a big wagon of hay willing to sell it for outrageous prices without telling them the guy outside selling hay was his own servant! He even threatened to beat said servant if he palmed as much as one gold crown to himself. He ended up palming 4 lol

All of them were constantly in debt and on the run from angry husbands whose wives they slept with, creditors they cheated, and tavern owners they had bills due with. They even told the King they would go into a fort and defend it from the British, just the 4 of them. Instead they packed a picnic lunch, set up a few dead bodies on sticks to make the british think there were more than there were, fired a few musket rounds to keep the British cowed and then sat down and had a nice mid day lunch! Then went back to the French lines and were greeted as heroes for stopping a "huge" British assault on the fort.

If you enjoyed any of the Three Musketeer movies over the years, do yourself a favor and pick up the book. (Actually 3 of them. Three Musketeers, 20 Years Later, Man in the Iron Mask). They really do deserve their immortal status.

[nickirmen]

Going to the barber for the first time after the COVID-19 outbreak

[kb]

Imagine how it must felt when he needed to itch his nose

[pachucolalo]

Everyone talking about the face, but no one mentions how perfect his nails look.

[jm-mj]

Leo's acting here was magnificent. I feel bad for Philipe but mad at Louise. That's how well he imbibe his characters in every movie he does. Great actor.

[alpyrites]

he died due to itchiness in his face that he cant scratch!

[SifGreyfang]

looking pretty damn fucking good for a guy with unwashed hair touching his face leaving not a single zit or pimple.

[Bigrignohio]

No dirt. No pressure ulcers. Good teeth. Riiiight.

[MiracleWinchester]

I watched this for the first time with my parents when I was a child. Scenes in the dungeon terrified me but I was so amazed when they took off Leo’s mask