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mods: The Musketeers Season 3, episode 5 To play the king Goldby, Roger director. Bird, Matthew (Producer) producer. British Broadcasting Corporation production company. moving image videorecording Drama Fiction television programs Historical television programs History Television adaptations Historical television programs. Television adaptations. Fiction television programs. Émissions historiques télévisées. Adaptations télévisées. Fictions télévisées. enk 2016 monographic eng access remote 1 online resource (53 minutes) After four years at war, the Musketeers return to a Paris seething with violence and poverty. A seemingly indifferent King has entrusted his affairs to corrupt new Governor of Paris, Philippe Feron. When he joins forces with amoral gangster and financier Lucien Grimaud, their combined hunger for legitimate power makes them a deadly threat to the people of Paris - and the Musketeers' most dangerous enemy yet. Ordered to the heart of this urban powder keg, the Musketeers are charged with preventing catastrophe. Still, they have their own battles to fight. The Musketeers battle to restore order in Paris after Grimaud and Feron stage an ambitious Châtelet breakout, setting free a lunatic with murderous designs on the Louvre. Using one prisoner's unlikely talents to rob the royal vault, the plotters prepare to make their first move against the King. But ailing Feron is distracted, and his ruthless silencing of an unwelcome visitor could be Grimaud's undoing. Ambitions collide during the Dauphin's birthday party, where a kind act by d'Artagnan pushes lovers together and ends in catastrophe. adult created by Adrian Hodges based on the characters of Alexandre Dumas ; series three by Simon Allen and Simon J. Ashford ; written by Ellen Taylor ; produced by Matthew Bird ; directed by Roger Goldby ; BBC Drama production Salford. Title from resource description page (viewed May 26, 2022). Tom Burke, Santiago Cabrera, Howard Charles, Alexandra Dowling, Ryan Gage, Taml…