Corrected entry: In the scene in which D'Artagnan visits Athos for first time in the film, Athos tells him that when he was young, musketeers used to wear black uniforms (in the time the film is set musketeers/bodyguards wear blue ones, as we can see many times). In the scene near the end, when Aramis and Porthos trick the guard in Bastille dungeon by telling him that they have a prisoner, he lets them in, although they wear black uniforms. It is impossible that the soldier would not know that the style of musketeers' uniforms has changed.
tymrym
23rd Nov 2010
The Man in the Iron Mask (1998)
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Correction: It could be the guard knows exactly who the famous Musketeers are and doesn't begrudge them wearing their old uniforms. Or the guard was purposefully told to let them by by either D'Artagnan or the King.
LorgSkyegon