Meet The Musketeers

The only trouble with the Musketeers is that they all seem to have long hair, beards and swords. Find out which one is which.

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Aramis (played by Santiago Cabrera)

The most romantic of the Musketeers, Aramis has an effortless charm with women although it’s often landed him in hot water. Aramis values friendship very strongly and has a spiritual side but he’s a deadly shot and a tough fighter as well so best not to cross swords with him.
Athos (played by Tom Burke)

A natural born leader, Athos is the glue that binds the Musketeers together. Noble and handsome, Athos can also be very secretive and struggles with inner demons from a tumultuous past. He is very protective of d'Artagnan, the youngest of the group, but commands respect from all the men and, of course, is a very talented swordsman.
D'Artagnan (played by Luke Pasqualino)

D’Artagnan is the youngest of the group and whilst he can be impulsive, reckless and, at times, a little naïve, he more than makes up for it with his bravery, fierce loyalty and tireless ambition. Trained as a fighter from a young age, d’Artagnan is something of a prodigy with a sword – in fact, only Athos can come close to matching his moves.
Porthos (played by Howard Charles)

Porthos is the extrovert of the group, living life to the full with wine, women and song. Incredibly strong and an exceptional fighter, his battlefield exploits are legendary and he is intensely loyal to the Musketeers, a group he regards as his family. Not blessed with the greatest intellect in the world, Porthos is nevertheless as honest as the day is long, although he can be a little gullible with it too.

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Aramis (played by Santiago Cabrera)

Athos (played by Tom Burke)

D'Artagnan (played by Luke Pasqualino)

Porthos (played by Howard Charles)