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[[TheSeventies 1976]] Historical drama starring Creator/SeanConnery as RobinHood, Creator/AudreyHepburn as Maid Marian and [[Film/{{Jaws}} Robert Shaw]] as the Sheriff of Nottingham, with cameos by [[Film/HarryPotter Richard Harris]] and [[Film/TheLordOfTheRings Ian Holm]]. It is directed by [[Film/TheThreeMusketeers1973 Richard]] [[Film/AHardDaysNight Lester]] with a score by Bond composer JohnBarry. The script is by James Goldman, who wrote ''Theatre/TheLionInWinter'', which also features Richard the Lionheart and John Lackland.
An [[BadassGrandpa aged Robin Hood and Little John]] return to England after twenty years fighting abroad under RichardTheLionheart. Robin tries to [[OldFlame rekindle his romance with Marian]], who is now living as the abbess of Kirklees Abbey, but as the kingdom descends into chaos the people look to Robin to lead a rebellion against King John. Robin is forced to choose between returning to his outlaw ways or retiring to Sherwood with Marian.
[[spoiler: Notable for being the only major film about Robin Hood to feature his betrayal and death, as portrayed in the medieval ballads.]]
Can be seen as a SpiritualSuccessor twinned with HappyEndingOverride for ''TheAdventuresOfRobinHood''.
An [[BadassGrandpa aged Robin Hood and Little John]] return to England after twenty years fighting abroad under RichardTheLionheart. Robin tries to [[OldFlame rekindle his romance with Marian]], who is now living as the abbess of Kirklees Abbey, but as the kingdom descends into chaos the people look to Robin to lead a rebellion against King John. Robin is forced to choose between returning to his outlaw ways or retiring to Sherwood with Marian.
[[spoiler: Notable for being the only major film about Robin Hood to feature his betrayal and death, as portrayed in the medieval ballads.]]
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An historical drama released in [[TheSeventies 1976]] Historical drama starring Creator/SeanConnery as RobinHood, Creator/AudreyHepburn as Maid Marian and [[Film/{{Jaws}} Robert Shaw]] as the Sheriff of Nottingham, with cameos by [[Film/HarryPotter Richard Harris]] and [[Film/TheLordOfTheRings Ian Holm]]. It is was directed by [[Film/TheThreeMusketeers1973 Richard]] [[Film/AHardDaysNight Lester]] with a score by Bond composer JohnBarry. The script is was by James Goldman, who also wrote ''Theatre/TheLionInWinter'', ''Theatre/TheLionInWinter'' which also is set in the same period and features Richard the Lionheart and John Lackland.Lackland as supporting characters.
An [[BadassGrandpa aged Robin Hood and Little John]] return to England after twenty years fighting abroad under RichardTheLionheart. Robin tries to [[OldFlame rekindle his romance withMarian]], who is now living as the abbess of Kirklees Abbey, Marian]] but as the kingdom descends into chaos the people look to Robin to lead a rebellion against King John. Robin is forced to choose between returning to his outlaw ways or and retiring to Sherwood with Marian.
[[spoiler: Notable for being the only major film about Robin Hood tofeature portray his betrayal and death, death as portrayed found in the medieval ballads.]]
Can be seen as a SpiritualSuccessor twinned with HappyEndingOverride for ''TheAdventuresOfRobinHood''.
ballad tradition.]]
An [[BadassGrandpa aged Robin Hood and Little John]] return to England after twenty years fighting abroad under RichardTheLionheart. Robin tries to [[OldFlame rekindle his romance with
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[[TheSeventies 1976]] Historical drama starring Creator/SeanConnery as RobinHood, Creator/AudreyHepburn as Maid Marian and [[Film/{{Jaws}} Robert Shaw]] as the Sheriff of Nottingham, with cameos by [[Film/HarryPotter Richard Harris]] and [[Film/TheLordOfTheRings Ian Holm]]. It is directed by [[Film/TheThreeMusketeers1973 Richard]] [[Film/AHardDaysNight}} Lester]] with a score by Bond composer JohnBarry. The script is by James Goldman, who wrote ''Theatre/TheLionInWinter'', which also features Richard the Lionheart and John Lackland.
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[[TheSeventies 1976]] Historical drama starring Creator/SeanConnery as RobinHood, Creator/AudreyHepburn as Maid Marian and [[Film/{{Jaws}} Robert Shaw]] as the Sheriff of Nottingham, with cameos by [[Film/HarryPotter Richard Harris]] and [[Film/TheLordOfTheRings Ian Holm]]. It is directed by [[Film/TheThreeMusketeers1973 Richard]] [[Film/AHardDaysNight}} [[Film/AHardDaysNight Lester]] with a score by Bond composer JohnBarry. The script is by James Goldman, who wrote ''Theatre/TheLionInWinter'', which also features Richard the Lionheart and John Lackland.
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[[TheSeventies 1976]] Historical drama starring Creator/SeanConnery as {{Robin Hood}}, Creator/AudreyHepburn as Maid Marian and [[Film/{{Jaws}} Robert Shaw]] as the Sheriff of Nottingham, with cameos by [[Film/{{Harry Potter}} Richard Harris]] and [[Film/{{The Lord of the Rings}} Ian Holm]]. It is directed by [[Film/{{The Three Musketeers 1973}} Richard]] [[Film/{{A Hard Days Night}} Lester]] with a score by Bond composer {{John Barry}}. The script is by James Goldman, who wrote {{Film/The Lion in Winter}}, which also features Richard the Lionheart and John Lackland.
An [[{{Badass Grandpa}} aged Robin Hood and Little John]] return to England after twenty years fighting abroad under {{Richard the Lionheart}}. Robin tries to [[{{Old Flame}} rekindle his romance with Marian]], who is now living as the abbess of Kirklees Abbey, but as the kingdom descends into chaos the people look to Robin to lead a rebellion against King John. Robin is forced to choose between returning to his outlaw ways or retiring to Sherwood with Marian.
An [[{{Badass Grandpa}} aged Robin Hood and Little John]] return to England after twenty years fighting abroad under {{Richard the Lionheart}}. Robin tries to [[{{Old Flame}} rekindle his romance with Marian]], who is now living as the abbess of Kirklees Abbey, but as the kingdom descends into chaos the people look to Robin to lead a rebellion against King John. Robin is forced to choose between returning to his outlaw ways or retiring to Sherwood with Marian.
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[[TheSeventies 1976]] Historical drama starring Creator/SeanConnery as {{Robin Hood}}, RobinHood, Creator/AudreyHepburn as Maid Marian and [[Film/{{Jaws}} Robert Shaw]] as the Sheriff of Nottingham, with cameos by [[Film/{{Harry Potter}} [[Film/HarryPotter Richard Harris]] and [[Film/{{The Lord of the Rings}} [[Film/TheLordOfTheRings Ian Holm]]. It is directed by [[Film/{{The Three Musketeers 1973}} [[Film/TheThreeMusketeers1973 Richard]] [[Film/{{A Hard Days Night}} [[Film/AHardDaysNight}} Lester]] with a score by Bond composer {{John Barry}}. JohnBarry. The script is by James Goldman, who wrote {{Film/The Lion in Winter}}, ''Theatre/TheLionInWinter'', which also features Richard the Lionheart and John Lackland.
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* {{Always Save the Girl}}: Robin rescues Marian from the Sheriff, [[{{Badass Damsel}} despite her objections!]]
* {{AntiVillain}}: The Sheriff of Nottingham. Although he fights against Robin, he is portrayed as a decent, honorable man who respects Robin and cares for his soldiers.
* {{ArchEnemy}}: The Sheriff, for Robin.
* {{AntiVillain}}: The Sheriff of Nottingham. Although he fights against Robin, he is portrayed as a decent, honorable man who respects Robin and cares for his soldiers.
* {{ArchEnemy}}: The Sheriff, for Robin.
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* {{Always Save the Girl}}: AlwaysSaveTheGirl: Robin rescues Marian from the Sheriff, [[{{Badass Damsel}} [[BadassDamsel despite her objections!]]
*{{AntiVillain}}: AntiVillain: The Sheriff of Nottingham. Although he fights against Robin, he is portrayed as a decent, honorable man who respects Robin and cares for his soldiers.
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* {{Aristocrats Are Evil}}: King Richard, King John and Sir Ranulf.
* {{Armor is Useless}}: Played straight whenever arrows are involved. The most egregious example is when the old man kills [[spoiler:King Richard]] just by ''throwing'' an arrow at him.
* {{Armor is Useless}}: Played straight whenever arrows are involved. The most egregious example is when the old man kills [[spoiler:King Richard]] just by ''throwing'' an arrow at him.
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* {{Aristocrats Are Evil}}: AristocratsAreEvil: King Richard, King John and Sir Ranulf.
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* {{Chronic Hero Syndrome}}: Robin. He returns to England with no intention of fighting King John or the Sheriff but cannot help returning to his old ways.
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* {{Deconstruction}}: Of the {{Swashbuckler}} and the {{Robin Hood}} myth in general. The film is bittersweet in tone and focuses the physical and emotional cost of Robin's heroics.
* [[spoiler:{{Driven to Suicide}}: Marian, twice. First when she was young, because Robin left her to go on crusade, and then at the end of the film.]]
* {{Dual Wielding}}: The Sheriff, with sword and axe, in his duel with Robin.
* {{Duel to the Death}}: Robin persuades the Sheriff to fight one with him as an alternative to a pitched battle [[spoiler: This ultimately proves futile, as the Sheriff's army attack the outlaws when Robin wins.]]
* [[spoiler:{{Driven to Suicide}}: Marian, twice. First when she was young, because Robin left her to go on crusade, and then at the end of the film.]]
* {{Dual Wielding}}: The Sheriff, with sword and axe, in his duel with Robin.
* {{Duel to the Death}}: Robin persuades the Sheriff to fight one with him as an alternative to a pitched battle [[spoiler: This ultimately proves futile, as the Sheriff's army attack the outlaws when Robin wins.]]
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* {{Deconstruction}}: Of the {{Swashbuckler}} and the {{Robin Hood}} RobinHood myth in general. The film is bittersweet in tone and focuses the physical and emotional cost of Robin's heroics.
*[[spoiler:{{Driven to Suicide}}: [[spoiler:DrivenToSuicide: Marian, twice. First when she was young, because Robin left her to go on crusade, and then at the end of the film.]]
*{{Dual Wielding}}: DualWielding: The Sheriff, with sword and axe, in his duel with Robin.
*{{Duel to the Death}}: DuelToTheDeath: Robin persuades the Sheriff to fight one with him as an alternative to a pitched battle [[spoiler: This ultimately proves futile, as the Sheriff's army attack the outlaws when Robin wins.]]
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* {{Great Offscreen War}}: The Third Crusade and King Richard's campaigns in France.
* {{Heterosexual Life Partners}}: Robin and Little John.
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* {{Historical Domain Character}}: King Richard and King John. See also {{The House of Plantagenet}}.
* {{Honor Before Reason}}: Robin chooses to ride out and fight the Sheriff rather than stay in Sherwood.
* {{I Just Want to Be Normal}}: Marian [[spoiler: and a possible motivation for her murder/suicide]]
* {{I Own This Town}}: The Sheriff of Nottingham, for the whole of Nottinghamshire.
* {{Jailbait}}: Isabella, [[{{Truth in Television}} King John's twelve year old queen]].
* {{King on His Deathbed}}: Averted with Richard, who dies raving and unrepentant.
* {{La Resistance}}: The English peasants expect Robin to lead this when he returns. [[spoiler: It doesn't end well.]]
* {{Heterosexual Life Partners}}: Robin and Little John.
* {{High Middle Ages}}
* {{Historical Domain Character}}: King Richard and King John. See also {{The House of Plantagenet}}.
* {{Honor Before Reason}}: Robin chooses to ride out and fight the Sheriff rather than stay in Sherwood.
* {{I Just Want to Be Normal}}: Marian [[spoiler: and a possible motivation for her murder/suicide]]
* {{I Own This Town}}: The Sheriff of Nottingham, for the whole of Nottinghamshire.
* {{Jailbait}}: Isabella, [[{{Truth in Television}} King John's twelve year old queen]].
* {{King on His Deathbed}}: Averted with Richard, who dies raving and unrepentant.
* {{La Resistance}}: The English peasants expect Robin to lead this when he returns. [[spoiler: It doesn't end well.]]
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* {{Great Offscreen War}}: GreatOffscreenWar: The Third Crusade and King Richard's campaigns in France.
*{{Heterosexual Life Partners}}: HeterosexualLifePartners: Robin and Little John.
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*{{Honor Before Reason}}: HonorBeforeReason: Robin chooses to ride out and fight the Sheriff rather than stay in Sherwood.
*{{I Just Want to Be Normal}}: IJustWantToBeNormal: Marian [[spoiler: and a possible motivation for her murder/suicide]]
*{{I Own This Town}}: IOwnThisTown: The Sheriff of Nottingham, for the whole of Nottinghamshire.
* {{Jailbait}}: Isabella,[[{{Truth in Television}} [[TruthInTelevision King John's twelve year old queen]].
*{{King on His Deathbed}}: KingOnHisDeathbed: Averted with Richard, who dies raving and unrepentant.
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* {{Loved I Not Honor More}}: The reason Robin chooses to fight the Sheriff rather than stay with Marian.
* {{Making Love in All the Wrong Places}}: Robin and Marian get 'reacquainted' in a cornfield.
* {{Men of Sherwood}}: Subverted. Robin recruits a new band of outlaws in Lincoln green [[spoiler: but they prove hopelessly outmatched by the Sheriff's soldiers]]
* {{Making Love in All the Wrong Places}}: Robin and Marian get 'reacquainted' in a cornfield.
* {{Men of Sherwood}}: Subverted. Robin recruits a new band of outlaws in Lincoln green [[spoiler: but they prove hopelessly outmatched by the Sheriff's soldiers]]
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* {{Loved I Not Honor More}}: LovedINotHonorMore: The reason Robin chooses to fight the Sheriff rather than stay with Marian.
*{{Making Love in All the Wrong Places}}: MakingLoveInAllTheWrongPlaces: Robin and Marian get 'reacquainted' in a cornfield.
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* {{Not Even Bothering With the Accent}}: Connery, naturally, but also Nicol Williamson, who plays the Yorkshireman Little John with his native Lanarkshire accent. Interestingly, English actors [[Film/{{Raiders of the Lost Ark}} Denholm Elliott]] (Will) and [[{{The Two Ronnies}} Ronnie Barker]] (Tuck) also have Scottish accents, which suggests this may be deliberate in order to make it less jarring that England's most famous outlaw is being played by Hollywood's most famous Scotsman!
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* {{Not Even Bothering With the Accent}}: NotEvenBotheringWithTheAccent: Connery, naturally, but also Nicol Williamson, who plays the Yorkshireman Little John with his native Lanarkshire accent. Interestingly, English actors [[Film/{{Raiders of the Lost Ark}} [[Film/RaidersOfTheLostArk Denholm Elliott]] (Will) and [[{{The Two Ronnies}} [[TheTwoRonnies Ronnie Barker]] (Tuck) also have Scottish accents, which suggests this may be deliberate in order to make it less jarring that England's most famous outlaw is being played by Hollywood's most famous Scotsman!
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* {{War is Hell}}: The opening siege of Chalus, when King Richard massacres defenseless women and children. Robin's description of the siege of Acre during the Third Crusade also qualifies.
* {{What the Hell Hero}}: Robin delivers one to Richard when ordered to storm Chalus.
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* {{War is Hell}}: WarIsHell: The opening siege of Chalus, when King Richard massacres defenseless women and children. Robin's description of the siege of Acre during the Third Crusade also qualifies.
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* {{Would Hit a Girl}}: When she refuses to be rescued from the Sheriff, Robin knocks Marian out and carries her off himself.
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* {{Duel to the Death}}: Robin convinces the Sheriff to fight one with him instead of fighting a pitched battle between their (hugely mismatched) armies. [[spoiler: This ultimately proves futile, as the Sheriff's army attack anyway when Robin wins.]]
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* {{Duel to the Death}}: Robin convinces persuades the Sheriff to fight one with him instead of fighting as an alternative to a pitched battle between their (hugely mismatched) armies. [[spoiler: This ultimately proves futile, as the Sheriff's army attack anyway the outlaws when Robin wins.]]
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* {{Duel to the Death}}: Robin convinces the Sheriff to fight one with him instead of fighting a pitched battle between their (hugely mismatched) armies.
* FeudalOverlord: Sir Ransulf ''is'' this trope - brutal, arrogant and stupid.
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* {{Duel to the Death}}: Robin convinces the Sheriff to fight one with him instead of fighting a pitched battle between their (hugely mismatched) armies.
armies. [[spoiler: This ultimately proves futile, as the Sheriff's army attack anyway when Robin wins.]]
* FeudalOverlord: SirRansulf Ranulf ''is'' this trope - brutal, arrogant and stupid.
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* {{What the Hell Hero}}: Robin delivers one to Richard when ordered to storm Chalus. It doesn't do any good.
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[[TheSeventies 1976]] Historical drama starring Creator/SeanConnery as {{Robin Hood}}, Creator/AudreyHepburn as Maid Marian and [[Film/{{Jaws}} Robert Shaw]] as the Sheriff of Nottingham, with cameos by [[Film/{{Harry Potter}} Richard Harris]] and [[Film/{{The Lord of the Rings}} Ian Holm]]. It is directed by [[Film/{{The Three Musketeers 1973}} Richard]] [[Film/{{A Hard Days Night}} Lester]] with a score by Bond composer {{John Barry}}.
An aged Robin Hood and Little John return to England after twenty years fighting abroad under King Richard the Lionheart. Robin tries to [[{{Old Flame}} rekindle his romance with Marian]], who is now living as the abbess of Kirklees Abbey, but as the kingdom descends into chaos under King John the people look to Robin to lead a rebellion. Robin is forced to choose between returning to his outlaw ways or retiring to Sherwood with Marian.
An aged Robin Hood and Little John return to England after twenty years fighting abroad under King Richard the Lionheart. Robin tries to [[{{Old Flame}} rekindle his romance with Marian]], who is now living as the abbess of Kirklees Abbey, but as the kingdom descends into chaos under King John the people look to Robin to lead a rebellion. Robin is forced to choose between returning to his outlaw ways or retiring to Sherwood with Marian.
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[[TheSeventies 1976]] Historical drama starring Creator/SeanConnery as {{Robin Hood}}, Creator/AudreyHepburn as Maid Marian and [[Film/{{Jaws}} Robert Shaw]] as the Sheriff of Nottingham, with cameos by [[Film/{{Harry Potter}} Richard Harris]] and [[Film/{{The Lord of the Rings}} Ian Holm]]. It is directed by [[Film/{{The Three Musketeers 1973}} Richard]] [[Film/{{A Hard Days Night}} Lester]] with a score by Bond composer {{John Barry}}.
Barry}}. The script is by James Goldman, who wrote {{Film/The Lion in Winter}}, which also features Richard the Lionheart and John Lackland.
An [[{{Badass Grandpa}} aged Robin Hood and LittleJohn John]] return to England after twenty years fighting abroad under King Richard {{Richard the Lionheart. Lionheart}}. Robin tries to [[{{Old Flame}} rekindle his romance with Marian]], who is now living as the abbess of Kirklees Abbey, but as the kingdom descends into chaos under King John the people look to Robin to lead a rebellion.rebellion against King John. Robin is forced to choose between returning to his outlaw ways or retiring to Sherwood with Marian.
An [[{{Badass Grandpa}} aged Robin Hood and Little
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An aged Robin Hood and Little John return to England after twenty years fighting abroad under King Richard the Lionheart. Robin tries to [[{{Old Flame}} rekindle his romance with Marian]], who is now living as the abbess of Kirklees Priory, Abbey, but as the kingdom descends into chaos under King John the people look to Robin to lead a rebellion. Robin is forced to choose between returning to his outlaw ways or retiring to Sherwood with Marian.
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* {{What the Hell Hero?}}: Robin delivers one to Richard when ordered to take the castle at Chalus. It doesn't do any good.
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[[TheSeventies 1976]] Historical drama starring Creator/SeanConnery, Creator/SeanConnery as {{Robin Hood}}, Creator/AudreyHepburn as Maid Marian and [[Film/{{Jaws}} Robert Shaw]], Shaw]] as the Sheriff of Nottingham, with cameos by [[Film/{{Harry Potter}} Richard Harris]] and [[Film/{{The Lord of the Rings}} Ian Holm]]. It is directed by [[Film/{{The Three Musketeers 1973}} Richard]] [[Film/{{A Hard Days Night}} Lester]] with a score by Bond composer {{John Barry}}.
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An aged Robin Hood and Little John return to England after twenty years fighting abroad under King Richard the Lionheart. Robin tries to [[{{Old Flame}} rekindle his romance with Marian]], who is now living as the abbess of Kirklees Priory, but as the kingdom descends into chaos under King John the people look to Robin to lead a rebellion. Robin is forced to choose between returning to his outlaw ways or retiring to Sherwood with Marian.
[[spoiler: Notable for being the only major film about Robin Hood to feature his betrayal and death, as portrayed in the medieval ballads.]]
Can be seen as a SpiritualSuccessor twinned with {{Happy Ending Override}} for {{The Adventures of Robin Hood}}.
An aged Robin Hood and Little John return to England after twenty years fighting abroad under King Richard the Lionheart. Robin tries to [[{{Old Flame}} rekindle his romance with Marian]], who is now living as the abbess of Kirklees Priory, but as the kingdom descends into chaos under King John the people look to Robin to lead a rebellion. Robin is forced to choose between returning to his outlaw ways or retiring to Sherwood with Marian.
[[spoiler: Notable for being the only major film about Robin Hood to feature his betrayal and death, as portrayed in the medieval ballads.]]
Can be seen as a SpiritualSuccessor twinned with {{Happy Ending Override}} for {{The Adventures of Robin Hood}}.
* TheCrusades: Robin and Little John left England to fight on the Third Crusade under King Richard.
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* {{Romantic Runner Up}}: Little John is implied to be this for Marian
* TearJerker
* UndyingLoyalty: Little John to Robin.
* {{War is Hell}}: The opening siege of Chalus, when King Richard massacres defenseless women and children. Robin's description of the siege of Acre during the Third Crusade also qualifies.
* {{What the Hell Hero?}}: Robin delivers one to Richard when ordered to take the castle at Chalus. It doesn't do any good.
* WorthyOpponent: Robin and the Sheriff are this to each other.
* TearJerker
* UndyingLoyalty: Little John to Robin.
* {{War is Hell}}: The opening siege of Chalus, when King Richard massacres defenseless women and children. Robin's description of the siege of Acre during the Third Crusade also qualifies.
* {{What the Hell Hero?}}: Robin delivers one to Richard when ordered to take the castle at Chalus. It doesn't do any good.
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[[TheSeventies 1976]] Historical drama with starring Creator/SeanConnery, Creator/AudreyHepburn and [[Film/{{Jaws}} Robert Shaw]]. About an aged RobinHood Shaw]], with cameos by [[Film/{{Harry Potter}} Richard Harris]] and Maid Marian.
[[Film/{{The Lord of the Rings}} Ian Holm]]. It is directed by [[Film/{{The Three Musketeers 1973}} Richard]] [[Film/{{A Hard Days Night}} Lester]] with a score by Bond composer {{John Barry}}.
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* {{Not Even Bothering With the Accent}}: Connery, naturally, but also Nicol Williamson, who plays the Yorkshireman Little John with his native Lanarkshire accent. Interestingly, English actors Denholm Elliott (Will) and Ronnie Barker (Tuck) also have Scottish accents, which suggests this may be deliberate in order to make it less jarring that England's most famous outlaw is being played by Hollywood's most famous Scotsman!
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* {{Not Even Bothering With the Accent}}: Connery, naturally, but also Nicol Williamson, who plays the Yorkshireman Little John with his native Lanarkshire accent. Interestingly, English actors [[Film/{{Raiders of the Lost Ark}} Denholm Elliott Elliott]] (Will) and [[{{The Two Ronnies}} Ronnie Barker Barker]] (Tuck) also have Scottish accents, which suggests this may be deliberate in order to make it less jarring that England's most famous outlaw is being played by Hollywood's most famous Scotsman!
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* RetiredOutlaw: Robin and Little John are this when they return to England. It doesn't last.
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* {{Not Even Bothering With the Accent}}: Connery, naturally, but also Nicol Williamson, who plays the Yorkshireman Little John with his native Lanarkshire accent. Interestingly, English actors Denholm Elliott (Will) and Ronnie Barker (Tuck) also have Scottish accents, which suggests this may be an {{Invoked Trope}} deliberate in order to make it less jarring that England's most famous outlaw is being played by Hollywood's most famous Scotsman!
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* {{Men of Sherwood}}: Subverted. Robin recruits an army and dresses them in Lincoln green [[spoiler: but they prove hopelessly outmatched by the Sheriff's soldiers]]
* [[spoiler: MurderSuicide: The ultimate fate for Robin and Marian]]
* {{Not Even Bothering With the Accent}}: Connery, naturally, but also Nicol Williamson, who plays the Yorkshireman Little John with his native Lanarkshire accent. Interestingly, English actors Denholm Elliott (Will) and Ronnie Barker (Tuck) also have Scottish accents, which suggests this may be an Invoked Trope to make it less jarring that England's most famous outlaw is being played by Hollywood's most famous Scotsman!
* [[spoiler: MurderSuicide: The ultimate fate for Robin and Marian]]
* {{Not Even Bothering With the Accent}}: Connery, naturally, but also Nicol Williamson, who plays the Yorkshireman Little John with his native Lanarkshire accent. Interestingly, English actors Denholm Elliott (Will) and Ronnie Barker (Tuck) also have Scottish accents, which suggests this may be an Invoked Trope to make it less jarring that England's most famous outlaw is being played by Hollywood's most famous Scotsman!
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* {{Men of Sherwood}}: Subverted. Robin recruits an army and dresses them a new band of outlaws in Lincoln green [[spoiler: but they prove hopelessly outmatched by the Sheriff's soldiers]]
* [[spoiler: MurderSuicide: The ultimate fatefor of Robin and Marian]]
* {{Not Even Bothering With the Accent}}: Connery, naturally, but also Nicol Williamson, who plays the Yorkshireman Little John with his native Lanarkshire accent. Interestingly, English actors Denholm Elliott (Will) and Ronnie Barker (Tuck) also have Scottish accents, which suggests this may be anInvoked Trope {{Invoked Trope}} to make it less jarring that England's most famous outlaw is being played by Hollywood's most famous Scotsman!
* [[spoiler: MurderSuicide: The ultimate fate
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* {{Duel to the Death}}: Robin convinces the Sheriff to fight one with him instead of engaging in a pitched battle.
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* {{Duel to the Death}}: Robin convinces the Sheriff to fight one with him instead of engaging in fighting a pitched battle.battle between their (hugely mismatched) armies.
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* {{Heterosexual Life Partners}}: Robin and John.
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* {{Heterosexual Life Partners}}: Robin and Little John.
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* {{Loved I Not Honor More}}: The reason Robin chooses to fight the Sheriff rather than go away with Marian.
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* {{Loved I Not Honor More}}: The reason Robin chooses to fight the Sheriff rather than go away stay with Marian. Marian.
* {{Making Love in All the Wrong Places}}: Robin and Marian get 'reacquainted' in a cornfield.
* {{Men of Sherwood}}: Subverted. Robin recruits an army and dresses them in Lincoln green [[spoiler: but they prove hopelessly outmatched by the Sheriff's soldiers]]
* [[spoiler: MurderSuicide: The ultimate fate for Robin and Marian]]
* {{Not Even Bothering With the Accent}}: Connery, naturally, but also Nicol Williamson, who plays the Yorkshireman Little John with his native Lanarkshire accent. Interestingly, English actors Denholm Elliott (Will) and Ronnie Barker (Tuck) also have Scottish accents, which suggests this may be an Invoked Trope to make it less jarring that England's most famous outlaw is being played by Hollywood's most famous Scotsman!
* {{Making Love in All the Wrong Places}}: Robin and Marian get 'reacquainted' in a cornfield.
* {{Men of Sherwood}}: Subverted. Robin recruits an army and dresses them in Lincoln green [[spoiler: but they prove hopelessly outmatched by the Sheriff's soldiers]]
* [[spoiler: MurderSuicide: The ultimate fate for Robin and Marian]]
* {{Not Even Bothering With the Accent}}: Connery, naturally, but also Nicol Williamson, who plays the Yorkshireman Little John with his native Lanarkshire accent. Interestingly, English actors Denholm Elliott (Will) and Ronnie Barker (Tuck) also have Scottish accents, which suggests this may be an Invoked Trope to make it less jarring that England's most famous outlaw is being played by Hollywood's most famous Scotsman!
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* BrokenBird: Marian. [[spoiler: After Robin left her to go on crusade she tried to kill herself. When she failed]] she became a nun to try and forget about him.
* BrokenPedestal: King Richard for Robin.
* CaliforniaDoubling: Pamplona, Spain doubles up for both Aquitaine and Nottinghamshire.
* BrokenPedestal: King Richard for Robin.
* CaliforniaDoubling: Pamplona, Spain doubles up for both Aquitaine and Nottinghamshire.
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* BrokenBird: Marian. [[spoiler: After Robin left her to go on crusade she tried to kill herself. ]] When she failed]] that failed she became a nun to try and forget about him.
* BrokenPedestal: King Richard forRobin.
Robin. The look on Robin's face during Richard's death scene says it all.
* CaliforniaDoubling: Pamplona, Spain doubles up for bothAquitaine southern France and Nottinghamshire.Nottinghamshire.
* TheCaligula: Both King Richard and King John have shades of this.
* BrokenPedestal: King Richard for
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* TheCaligula: Both King Richard and King John have shades of this.
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* {{Deconstruction}}: Of the {{Swashbuckler}} and the {{Robin Hood}} myth in general. The film is bittersweet in tone and focuses the physical and emotional cost of heroic adventures.
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* {{Deconstruction}}: Of the {{Swashbuckler}} and the {{Robin Hood}} myth in general. The film is bittersweet in tone and focuses the physical and emotional cost of heroic adventures.Robin's heroics.
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* {{Flynning}}: Brutally averted. As in the director's previous 'Three Musketeers' films, the swordplay is rough and bloody.
* AFatherToHisMen: A rare villainous example, The Sheriff is clearly distressed when his men are hurt. He ensures they have medical attention and are properly buried. Whilst he cares about his soldiers, he despises the lords who are under his command.
* AFatherToHisMen: A rare villainous example, The Sheriff is clearly distressed when his men are hurt. He ensures they have medical attention and are properly buried. Whilst he cares about his soldiers, he despises the lords who are under his command.
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* {{Flynning}}: Brutally averted. As in the director's previous 'Three Musketeers' films, the swordplay is rough rough, bloody and bloody.
clearly exhausting.
* AFatherToHisMen: A rare villainousexample, example. The Sheriff is clearly distressed when his men are hurt. He ensures they have medical attention and are properly buried. Whilst he cares about his soldiers, he despises the lords who are under his command.
* AFatherToHisMen: A rare villainous
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* {{Honor Before Reason}}: Robin chooses to ride out and fight the Sheriff rather than stay in Sherwood.
* {{I Just Want to Be Normal}}: Marian [[spoiler: and a possible motivation for her murder/suicide]]
* {{I Own This Town}}: The Sheriff of Nottingham, for the whole of Nottinghamshire.
* {{Jailbait}}: Isabella, [[{{Truth in Television}} King John's twelve year old queen]].
* {{King on His Deathbed}}: Averted with Richard, who dies raving and unrepentant.
* {{La Resistance}}: The English peasants expect Robin to lead this when he returns. [[spoiler: It doesn't end well.]]
* LoveHurts: The relationship between Robin and Marian is defined by this.
* {{Loved I Not Honor More}}: The reason Robin chooses to fight the Sheriff rather than go away with Marian.
* {{I Just Want to Be Normal}}: Marian [[spoiler: and a possible motivation for her murder/suicide]]
* {{I Own This Town}}: The Sheriff of Nottingham, for the whole of Nottinghamshire.
* {{Jailbait}}: Isabella, [[{{Truth in Television}} King John's twelve year old queen]].
* {{King on His Deathbed}}: Averted with Richard, who dies raving and unrepentant.
* {{La Resistance}}: The English peasants expect Robin to lead this when he returns. [[spoiler: It doesn't end well.]]
* LoveHurts: The relationship between Robin and Marian is defined by this.
* {{Loved I Not Honor More}}: The reason Robin chooses to fight the Sheriff rather than go away with Marian.
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* {{Heterosexual Life Partners}}: Robin and John.
* {{High Middle Ages}}
* {{Historical Domain Character}}: King Richard and King John. See also {{The House of Plantagenet}}.
* {{High Middle Ages}}
* {{Historical Domain Character}}: King Richard and King John. See also {{The House of Plantagenet}}.
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* BrokenPedestal: King Richard for Robin.
* CaliforniaDoubling: Pamplona, Spain doubles up for both Aquitaine and Nottinghamshire.
* {{Chronic Hero Syndrome}}: Robin. He returns to England with no intention of fighting King John or the Sheriff but cannot help returning to his old ways.
* ChurchgoingVillain: The Sheriff is seen praying in a church before heading out for the final battle.
* CaliforniaDoubling: Pamplona, Spain doubles up for both Aquitaine and Nottinghamshire.
* {{Chronic Hero Syndrome}}: Robin. He returns to England with no intention of fighting King John or the Sheriff but cannot help returning to his old ways.
* ChurchgoingVillain: The Sheriff is seen praying in a church before heading out for the final battle.
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* {{Deconstruction}}: Of the {{Swashbuckler}} and the {{Robin Hood}} myth in general. The film is bittersweet in tone and focuses the physical and emotional cost of heroic adventures.
*[[spoiler:{{Driven to Suicide}}: Marian, twice. First when she was young, because Robin left her to go on crusade, and then at the end of the film.]]
* {{Dual Wielding}}: The Sheriff, with sword and axe, in his duel with Robin.
* {{Duel to the Death}}: Robin convinces the Sheriff to fight one with him instead of engaging in a pitched battle.
* FeudalOverlord: Sir Ransulf ''is'' this trope - brutal, arrogant and stupid.
* {{Flynning}}: Brutally averted. As in the director's previous 'Three Musketeers' films, the swordplay is rough and bloody.
*[[spoiler:{{Driven to Suicide}}: Marian, twice. First when she was young, because Robin left her to go on crusade, and then at the end of the film.]]
* {{Dual Wielding}}: The Sheriff, with sword and axe, in his duel with Robin.
* {{Duel to the Death}}: Robin convinces the Sheriff to fight one with him instead of engaging in a pitched battle.
* FeudalOverlord: Sir Ransulf ''is'' this trope - brutal, arrogant and stupid.
* {{Flynning}}: Brutally averted. As in the director's previous 'Three Musketeers' films, the swordplay is rough and bloody.
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* {{Armor is Useless}}: Played straight whenever arrows are involved. The most egregious example is when the old man kills [[spoiler:King Richard]] just by ''throwing'' an arrow at him.
* BadassBookworm: The Sheriff is unusual because he can read and write but is also a highly skilled swordsman.
* {{Beware the Nice Ones}}: Little John
--> Nobody's as gentle, or half as terrible
* BittersweetEnding
* BrokenBird: Marian. [[spoiler: After Robin left her to go on crusade she tried to kill herself. When she failed]] she became a nun to try and forget about him.
* BadassBookworm: The Sheriff is unusual because he can read and write but is also a highly skilled swordsman.
* {{Beware the Nice Ones}}: Little John
--> Nobody's as gentle, or half as terrible
* BittersweetEnding
* BrokenBird: Marian. [[spoiler: After Robin left her to go on crusade she tried to kill herself. When she failed]] she became a nun to try and forget about him.
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* {{Aristocrats Are Evil}}: King Richard, King John and Sir Ranulf.
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* {{Anti-Villain}}: The Sheriff of Nottingham. Although he fights against Robin, he is portrayed as a decent, honorable man who respects Robin and cares for his soldiers.
* {{Arch-Enemy}}: The Sheriff, for Robin.
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* {{Anti-Villain}}: {{AntiVillain}}: The Sheriff of Nottingham. Although he fights against Robin, he is portrayed as a decent, honorable man who respects Robin and cares for his soldiers.
*{{Arch-Enemy}}: {{ArchEnemy}}: The Sheriff, for Robin.
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* {{Arch-Enemy}}: The Sheriff, for Robin.
* {{Arch-Enemy}}: The Sheriff, for Robin.
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* {{Always Save the Girl}}: Robin rescues Marian from the Sheriff, [[{{Badass Damsel}} despite her objections!]]
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* Great Offscreen War: The Third Crusade and King Richard's campaigns in France. We only hear about them from Robin.
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* Great {{Great Offscreen War: War}}: The Third Crusade and King Richard's campaigns in France. We only hear about them from Robin.France.
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[[TheSeventies 1976]] Historical drama with SeanConnery, Creator/SeanConnery, Creator/AudreyHepburn and [[Film/{{Jaws}} Robert Shaw]]. About an aged RobinHood and Maid Marian.
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[[TheSeventies 1976]] Historical drama with SeanConnery, AudreyHepburn Creator/AudreyHepburn and [[Film/{{Jaws}} Robert Shaw]]. About an aged RobinHood and Maid Marian.
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[[TheSeventies 1976]] Historical drama with SeanConnery, AudreyHepburn and [[Film/{{Jaws}} Robert Shaw]]. About an aged RobinHood and Maid Marian.
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!!This film contains examples of:
* AdaptationDistillation
* AdaptationExpansion
* CombatPragmatist: Robin and his men.
* AFatherToHisMen: A rare villainous example, The Sheriff is clearly distressed when his men are hurt. He ensures they have medical attention and are properly buried. Whilst he cares about his soldiers, he despises the lords who are under his command.
* NameAndName
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[[caption-width-right:350:some caption text]]
[[TheSeventies 1976]] Historical drama with SeanConnery, AudreyHepburn and [[Film/{{Jaws}} Robert Shaw]]. About an aged RobinHood and Maid Marian.
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!!This film contains examples of:
* AdaptationDistillation
* AdaptationExpansion
* CombatPragmatist: Robin and his men.
* AFatherToHisMen: A rare villainous example, The Sheriff is clearly distressed when his men are hurt. He ensures they have medical attention and are properly buried. Whilst he cares about his soldiers, he despises the lords who are under his command.
* NameAndName
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