10/10 meme. Chef's kiss, no notes.

There's six, actually.

Yeah, that part bothers me mpre than the number

What about Albert?

But also all will satisfy the needs of ones

Bryan Adams: And love!

Check the ears

I need you to stop doing that.

Answering more than was asked.

Larger version I found:

I never knew their last names. This explains the “Paging Dr. Howard, Dr. Fine, Dr. Howard” call n the hospital scenes.

I feel like such a Stooge right now.

or the three Marx brothers, THERE ARE 5 OF EM but not all of them are actors, in the movies there are 4 of them

Absolutely. Don't lay our love to rest in the frozen foods ...

I read an abridged version of the novel and I grt that reference!

Do they ever use muskets?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Musketeer#France

They tended to combine long rifles and rapiers against heavy infantry, because both weapons could penetrate mail armor. They also served on horseback as dragoons, useful for outflanking main units and harassing the slower moving artillery, baggage trains, and reserve units.

Because rifle technology was in its infancy (early firearms were literally called "hand cannons"), bayonet-rifles and swords allowed soldiers to quickly close on units that were slow to reload. From a storytelling perspective, this made them popular as adventurous heroes of the battlefield. From a more military perspective, they were either household guards more inclined to be visually impressive than militarily useful or expendable second-sons of the aristocracy who were often more trouble to train and field than they were worth.

Historical ones did, but marksmanship wasn't really a thing because, well, muskets. The ones in the book mainly rely on swords, nougat, and multiple Quirks.

In the movies, not so much. In the books they do. Historically they would have.

Guy on the left looks less like Qui-Gon and more like Obi-Wan in Attack of the Clones.

That last man is clearly Jackie Daytona

The remake we all need now! Thanks a lot for giving me this vision that'll never happen.

Funny thing is some looked familiar and when I looked them up, all three of the older ones were big names that I didn't realize were in that movie because I watched it before I knew them as actors.

From left to right, Keifer Sutherland, Charlie Sheen, Chris O'Donnel, Oliver Platt. And of course the legendary Tim Curry as Cardinal Richelieu, though I at least already knew that one.

Trying to figure out if the cast would have been considered stacked at the time or if the three main ones all just happened to become big names after. Keifer and Charlie were already established (eg they had already done "A Few Good Men" and "Platoon", respectively), but Oliver was still on the rise (most notable role I see for him prior to this was as the villain's assistant in Beethoven).

Reminds me of a Jedi!

I think Batman & Robin finished his career.

Last seen in 300+ episodes of Tedious Police Procedural Show.

Daniel

Vainqueur!