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"You don't see a lot of movies like this. This film is about valor and passion and honor, as opposed to the machismo thing you see in a lot of films these days. This story is very complex. It has twists and turns, and many layers of emotion."                             --Leonardo DiCaprio

"The more you do, the more you dare. With Braveheart I went out on some limbs and it worked out all right, and in this I was ready to go out on some longer limbs."                             -- Randall Wallace, Director

"In my career rarely do I have a really, really good experience throughout where I think the people are really fine actors, where it’s fun to work with them and nice to be around them, and this is all of that. It’s a rare experience and one that you remember for a long time."                             -- John Malkovich

Mini-Reviews ...."Iron Mask" shares something else with "Titanic" besides DiCaprio's golden presence: a complete lack of cynicism. That's the best thing about this good-looking, sometimes thrilling adventure, inspired by the "Three Musketeers" series of 19th-century French writer Alexandre Dumas. The movie isn't embarrassed about its old-fashioned heroics, and neither are the stars. There's no sense that a bunch of jaded actors are just doing time in feathered hats.... By Julie Hinds San Jose Mercury News Published: Wednesday, March 11, 1998 ....It's especially fun to hear the Musketeers speaking noble lines like, ''If we fail in this attempt -- and we probably will -- I would be honored to die beside you.''.... By Chris Hewitt St. Paul Pioneer Press Published: 3/13/98 ....DiCaprio, who knows all too well how to get in touch with his bratty side, isn't content to play Louis as the expected royal fop. He gives the King's impish evil a welcome texture and depth, showing how Louis' heinousness is born out of the belief that it's his birthright to simply do whatever he wants. He wields the crown as an excuse for self-gratification, and DiCaprio mines Louis' despicable corruption with a hissable flair that drives the movie.... By Rene Rodriguez The Miami Herald Published: Friday, March 13, 1998 ....it [MGM] opened the movie on 3,101 screens nationwide. That was the widest film opening in the studio's 74-year history, eclipsing the previous record-holder, "Tomorrow Never Dies," which premiered in December on 2,807 screens.... By Robert W. Welkos Los Angeles Times Published: Tuesday, March 17, 1998

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