Les Invalides were at the heart of the news. On the evening of this Thursday, March 30, the Parisian monument welcomed a whole host of actors and spectators for the exceptional preview of the film The Three Musketeers: D’Artagnan by Martin Bourboulon, in theaters on April 5. A production in which François Civil, Vincent Cassel, Pio Marmaï and even Romain Duris burst onto the screen. This crazy project would never have been possible without the helping hand of producer Dimitri Rassam, son of Carole Bouquet, whom the actress had come to support in the company of Charlotte Casiraghihis daughter-in-law.
Caroline of Monaco’s daughter got into the mood by unveiling an outfit reminiscent of the world of the film. Charlotte Casiraghi had bet on a long black Chanel tweed coat dress, sobriety that she broke with a very red lipstick giving her the look of a femme fatale on the red carpet. Far from the Rock, Charlotte Casiraghi let her man shine who needed her support more than ever. To do this, the mother of Raphaël, 9, and Balthazar, 4, had also brought his brother Pierre Casiraghi and his wife Beatrice Borromeo, both equally elegant.
The couples stood out as much as the cast and the other stars present for the evening. Vanille Clerc made the trip with her mother Virginie Coupérie-Eiffel as did Elodie Fontan and Philippe Lacheau, Kareen Guiock and Lilian Thuram or even Claude Lelouch and his partner Valérie Perrin. Ophélie Meunier, dressed all in white, hosted the evening. Sophie Marceau even came with her family with her son Vincent Zulawski, with whom appearances are very rare! An evening not to be missed! The four heroes of The Three Musketeers have also pulled out all the stops to impress everyone by disembarking on horseback in front of the public.
An emblematic place
If the Invalides were chosen for such an event, it is because they served as the setting for the filming of the film. As a thank you, the team has chosen to donate part of the profits to the Institution as it made known in the official mini-film of the event: “In order to thank the Hôtel National des Invalides for having hosted the filming and the preview in this place full of symbols, on May 3, for each admission to the film, 1 euro will be donated to the benefit of the National Institution of invalids which takes care of elderly, sick or injured combatants in the service of the country.“An almost heroic gesture.