At Sword's Point 1952
"Hot-blooded adventure!"
Step back to 1648 France, where the young King Louis XIV's rule is shaky and the ambitious Duc de Lavalle threatens a coup.
Director: Lewis Allen
Cast
Cornel Wilde
D'Artagnan Jr.
Maureen O'Hara
Claire - daughter of Athos
Gladys Cooper
Queen Anne
June Clayworth
Comtesse Claudine
Dan O'Herlihy
Aramis Jr.
Alan Hale Jr.
Porthos Jr.
Blanche Yurka
Madame Michom
Nancy Gates
Princess Henriette
Edmund Breon
Queen's Chamberlain
Peter Miles
Young Louis XIV
Frequently Asked Questions
What is At Sword's Point (1952) about?
*At Sword's Point* transports us to 1648 France, where rebellion threatens the throne of young King Louis XIV. Queen Anne calls upon the heirs of the original Musketeers—including the skilled Claire, daughter of Athos—to defend the monarchy against the cunning Duc de Lavalle. With swordplay, disguise, and high-stakes intrigue, the film delivers a rousing tale of loyalty and adventure.
Who directed At Sword's Point?
Lewis Allen directed *At Sword's Point (1952)*, bringing a dynamic touch to this classic swashbuckler.
Who stars in At Sword's Point?
The film features Cornel Wilde, Maureen O'Hara, Gladys Cooper, Dan O'Herlihy, and Alan Hale Jr. in key roles.
Is At Sword's Point (1952) worth watching?
For fans of classic adventure films, *At Sword's Point* delivers plenty of charm with its sword fights, historical intrigue, and strong performances. While it may not reach the heights of Dumas' original Musketeers stories, its tight 81-minute runtime and energetic pacing make it a solid pick for a fun, nostalgic watch.
How long is At Sword's Point?
*At Sword's Point (1952)* runs for 81 minutes.
About At Sword's Point (1952) — The Musketeers' descendants return in a dashing swashbuckler
Step back to 1648 France, where the young King Louis XIV's rule is shaky and the ambitious Duc de Lavalle threatens a coup. Queen Anne turns to the descendants of the legendary Musketeers for salvation, and among them is Claire, the daring daughter of Athos, who can sword-fight with the best of them—even while disguised as a man. With royal intrigue swirling and rebellion on the rise, the heirs must rally once more under the banner of "one for all and all for one" in Lewis Allen's swashbuckling adventure *At Sword's Point (1952)*.
Directed with energy by Allen and starring the charismatic Cornel Wilde and Maureen O'Hara, this 81-minute gem blends action and drama against a backdrop of opulent palaces and shadowy conspiracies. The film crackles with swordplay, disguised identities, and high-stakes loyalty, capturing the spirit of classic Musketeer tales while carving its own path. Expect a rousing tale of heroism, deception, and the enduring power of camaraderie.
