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The Adventures of Robin Hood (14-May-1938)

Directors: Michael Curtiz; William Keighley

Writers: Norman Reilly Raine; Seton I. Miller

Keywords: Action/Adventure, Robin Hood

NameOccupationBirthDeathKnown for
Melville Cooper
Actor
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Olivia de Havilland
Actor
1-Jul-1916   Gone With the Wind
Errol Flynn
Actor
20-Jun-1909 14-Oct-1959 Robin Hood
Alan Hale, Sr.
Actor
10-Feb-1892 22-Jan-1950 The Adventures of Robin Hood
Ian Hunter
Actor
13-Jun-1900 23-Sep-1975 The Adventures of Robin Hood
Patric Knowles
Actor
11-Nov-1911 23-Dec-1995 The Wolf Man
Montagu Love
Actor
15-Mar-1877 17-May-1943 British character actor
Claude Rains
Actor
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Basil Rathbone
Actor
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REVIEWS

Review by William Tyson (posted on 14-Apr-2008)

I remember seeing The Adventures of Robin Hood when I was about ten years old. I thought it was a great film. I still do! I know that its schmaltzy and tame by today's 'explodem' type films, but it has a "feel" to it that just transports you to the time. Color is outstanding, as are sets & photography. Great work for 1938, wasn't it? Shot with the same type of 3-strip, mammoth cameras they used to shoot GWTW, and many more. "The Adventures of Robin Hood" is a true classic in every sense of the word!


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