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Release Date:
8 November 1973 (USA)
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Meet Robin Hood and his MERRY MENagerie! more
Plot:
The story of the legendary outlaw is portrayed with the characters as humanoid animals. full summary | full synopsis
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Robin Hood
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Outlaw
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Animal
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Sherwood Forest
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Forest
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Awards:
Nominated for Oscar.
Another 1 win
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This Robin Hood is a real scream!
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Cast
(Complete credited cast) | Brian Bedford | ... | Robin Hood (voice) |
| Phil Harris | ... | Little John (voice) |
| Andy Devine | ... | Friar Tuck (voice) |
| Monica Evans | ... | Maid Marian (voice) |
 | Carole Shelley | ... | Lady Cluck (voice) |
 | Peter Ustinov | ... | Prince John / King Richard (voice) |
| Terry-Thomas | ... | Sir Hiss (voice) |
| Pat Buttram | ... | The Sheriff of Nottingham (voice) |
| Roger Miller | ... | Alan-a-Dale (voice) |
| George Lindsey | ... | Trigger (voice) |
| Ken Curtis | ... | Nutsy (voice) |
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83 min
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Color (Technicolor)
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1.78 : 1 more
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Mono (RCA Photophone Sound Recording)
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Peru:PT |
West Germany:o.Al. (w) |
Iceland:L |
Netherlands:AL |
Portugal:M/6 |
South Korea:All |
South Africa:A |
New Zealand:G |
Argentina:Atp |
Australia:G |
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Sweden:Btl |
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USA:G |
Canada:G
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Premiered at the famed Radio City Music Hall in New York City.
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Continuity: When Robin is seized by the guards at the Tournament, the manner in which he is tied up changes. In the initial shot, his arms are at his side, but in subsequent shots his arms are tied behind his back.
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Referenced in Hannah Montana: The Movie (2009)
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Oo-de-lally
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I've watched this video so many times, I can no longer count, and every time, I wind up laughing my head off! I really think this is one of the most underrated Disney movies out there.
This version of Robin Hood has animals in the roles of the characters, and it works marvelously! It would be natural for Robin Hood to be a fox if he was an animal, for both the fox and Robin are very clever. And if Robin Hood is a fox, naturally, Maid Marian would be a vixen. Also, having Prince John and King Richard as lions are natural choices, since the lion is the King of the Jungle.
What I loved most about the film, as I hinted at earlier, is the humor, most of it provided by Prince John, Sir Hiss (a snake), Trigger, and Nutsy (both vultures). Prince John's habit of sucking his thumb whenever anyone mentions his mother is priceless! And he's so vain it's little trouble for Robin Hood and Little John (a bear) to rob him when they're disguised as fortune-tellers! Sir Hiss is smarter than any of the other bad guys, but the humor with him is that Prince John never believes him until it's too late, and abuses him afterwards. Trigger's "old Betsy" (a crossbow) provides plenty of laughs, especially when it goes off! And Nutsy is so stupid he says "One o'clock and all's well!" when it's three o'clock, and when told to set his brain ahead a couple hours, he doesn't know if he has to add or subtract two hours! That's a scream!
If there's any real fault, it lies in the animation. It is really substandard, and I have noticed reused or inaccurate footage in the film. But it is a minor flaw in the film, and it doesn't take away from my enjoyment of it.
So, rent or buy "Robin Hood" today! It's a scream!
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