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The Story of Robin Hood and His Merrie Men
1952, Kids & family/Adventure, 1h 24m
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Under the rule of Prince John (Hubert Gregg), fledgling hero Robin Hood (Richard Todd) is forced to relinquish his property after beating the Sheriff of Nottingham (Peter Finch) in an archery tournament. Robin forms a group of like-minded avengers to rise up against the taxes taken by Nottingham. Robin then tries to save King Richard from Austrian captivity by contributing to his ransom, but Prince John stands in the way of his plan, while Maid Marian (Joan Rice) is held hostage.
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Rating: PG
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Genre: Kids & family, Adventure
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Original Language: English
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Director: Ken Annakin
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Producer: Perce Pearce
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Writer: Lawrence Edward Watkin
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Release Date (Theaters): original
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Distributor: RKO Radio Pictures
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Production Co: RKO Radio Pictures Inc.
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Audience Reviews for The Story of Robin Hood and His Merrie Men
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One of the best renditions of the Robin Hood Legend, second only to The Errol Flynn version.
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It's not bad, but it was a pointless movie to make. It doesn't improve on Errol Flynn's version at all, in fact it's inferior. I think it's a little bit more kid friendly, but that's about it. The acting was so-so and the story flows about as good as it can. Overall, it's better than the Kevin Costner version, but that's something not too hard to achieve.
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