Twenty Years After

33 hrs. 42 min.

Language Russian

Author Alexandre Dumas

Narrator Grigory Perel

Alexander Dumas’s trilogy about the musketeers has always remained the standard of the adventure genre—one that not only awakens interest in history and historical novels in childhood, but also introduces the concepts of “true friendship,” “honor,” and “fearlessness,” leaving an imprint for life.

The action takes place twenty years after the events of “The Three Musketeers.” The bold and brave motto “One for all and all for one” comes far more easily to energetic, carefree youth. And then even the most tireless heroes grow old, become poorer, and lose their spark.

Over those years, d’Artagnan became disillusioned with his service. Athos can’t find peace from worries about his son. Porthos fights—unsuccessfully—boredom. And Aramis wages active subversive activity against the existing power.

Can the foursome of old friends forget the resentments, the disappointments, and the collapse of their youthful ideals—and experience the thrill of new adventures? What will pull harder—career aspirations and political ambitions, or strong friendship and the oath of loyalty sworn twenty years ago?

1. The Three Musketeers (narrated by Ruslan Drapalyuk) 1. The Three Musketeers (narrated by Sergey Gorbunov, Olga Golovanova) 2. Twenty Years After (narrated by Andrey Kuznetsov) 2. Twenty Years After 2. Twenty Years After (narrated by Filipp Matveev-Vitovsky) 2. Twenty Years After (narrated by Konstantin Korolkov) 2. Twenty Years After (narrated by Sergey Chonishvili) 2.1. The Three Musketeers. Part 2 (narrated by Pavel Krutyakov) 3. The Vicomte de Bragelonne: Or Ten Years Later (narrated by Nikolay Koziy) 3. The Vicomte de Bragelonne, or Ten Years Later (narrated by Alexander Sidorov) 3. The Vicomte de Bragelonne, or Ten Years Later. Volume 1 (narrated by Andrey Kuznetsov) The Three Musketeers (narrated by Yury Mironenko)