The book of Alexandre Dumas the Father has long been firmly established in the circle of favorite reading for millions. And the novel “Twenty Years Later” - entertaining, witty, tense - is a brilliant confirmation of this. Twenty years have passed since the moment the four brave musketeers destroyed the machinations of Cardinal Richelieu against the queen. The “time of troubles” came in France, and friends again had to take up arms to serve their country. True, this time they found themselves on opposite sides of the barricades. But the motto of their youth is “One for all, and all for one!” overcomes political differences, and the inseparable four together try to save the unfortunate and noble King Charles I from execution.