The Three Musketeers Audiobook
Project Overview
This project is an audiobook series on The Three Musketeers by Alexandre Dumas. Each episode will entail one chapter each and is being uploaded to various podcast platforms. This book has 68 chapters so it will be a long term project!
Currrently, looking for voice actors that appear in at least the chapters six through ten. Thank you for visiting and auditioning!
**planning to record in English/North American accents. No French accent required.
https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-three-musketeers/id1690968776
Link to the first episode!
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King Louis XIII is the king of France. He is a jealous man who is difficult to please. Although the cardinal and M. de Tréville often try to manipulate him, the king is often more astute than either of them expects. Although he is cruel to his wife, Queen Anne, the king appreciates the musketeers, especially when they win victories over the cardinal’s men.
- male adult
Come here, Monsieur Captain. Come here, that I may growl at you. Do you know that his Eminence has been making fresh complaints against your Musketeers, and that with so much emotion, that this evening his Eminence is indisposed? Ah, these Musketeers of yours are very devils—fellows to be hanged.
And how did the thing happen? Let us see, for you know, my dear Captain, a judge must hear both sides.
And you say this young man behaved himself well? Tell me how, Tréville—you know how I delight in accounts of war and fighting
Planchet is d’Artagnan’s servant. He is an intelligent man who deeply respects d’Artagnan and does his best to keep him safe.
- male adult
People do not eat at once for all time, even when they eat a good deal.
But where are you going, monsieur, where are you going?
Oh, monsieur! Monsieur! You will kill yourself.
Monsieur Bonacieux, a middle-aged merchant, is D'Artagnan's landlord and approaches D'Artagnan for help when he believes his wife, Madame Bonacieux, has been abducted. When he is arrested by Cardinal Richelieu's men for alleged treason, he proves to be cowardly and willing to say whatever will please the authorities, even when it eventually means betraying his wife by spying for the cardinal.
- male adult
I have heard Monsieur d’Artagnan spoken of as a very brave young man, and this reputation which he justly enjoys had decided me to confide a secret to him.
Well! Well, monsieur, my wife was abducted yesterday morning, as she was coming out of her workroom.
Her devotion to the queen is known; and they wish either to remove her from her mistress, or to intimidate her, in order to obtain her Majesty’s secrets, or to seduce her and make use of her as a spy.
Madame Bonacieux is one of the queen’s servants and d’Artagnan’s mistress. At the beginning of the novel, she remains loyal to her husband until Monsieur Bonacieux becomes an agent of the cardinal. Realizing her husband has betrayed her, Madame Bonacieux turns to d’Artagnan for help and eventually falls in love with him. Because she is loyal to the queen, Madame Bonacieux is regularly persecuted by the cardinal and eventually has to hide in a convent outside of Paris.
- female adult
My husband in the Bastille! Oh, my God! What has he done? Poor dear man, he is innocence itself!
Then I believe you. You appear to be a brave young man; besides, your fortune may perhaps be the result of your devotedness.
Ah, monsieur! You have saved me; permit me to thank you.
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