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Rogues of Sherwood Forest

1950 | 90m | English

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The son of Robin Hood carries on his late father's tradition.
Release Date: Jun 21, 1950
Director: Gordon Douglas
Writer: George Bruce, Ralph Gilbert Bettison
Genres: Adventure, Action
Keywords robin hood, taxes, king
Production Companies Columbia Pictures
Box Office Revenue: $0
Budget: $0
Updates Updated: Aug 03, 2024
Entered: Apr 27, 2024
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Name Character
John Derek Robin, Earl of Huntington
Diana Lynn Lady Marianne de Beaudray
George Macready King John
Alan Hale Little John
Paul Cavanagh Sir Giles
Lowell Gilmore Count of Flanders
Billy House Friar Tuck
Lester Matthews Alan-A-Dale
Billy Bevan Will Scarlet
John Dehner Sir Baldric
Patrick Whyte Officer
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Geronimo1967
6.0

I think this could be the third time that I have seen Alan Hale playing "Little John" in a "Robin Hood" adventure and he always manages to do it with gusto and enthusiasm. That is really all there is to say about this otherwise pretty shameless rip off the Flynn/Rathbone version (1938). This time, t ... he nasty King John (George Macready), with the help of his henchman "Sir Giles" (Paul Cavanagh) decides to tax his already poverty-stricken Saxon people and it falls to the second Earl of Huntingdon (John Derek - aka son of the legendary "Robin Hood") to thwart this dastardly plan and to find a way to bring this monarch to book. The adventures are all pretty formulaic, but there is a colourful zeal to the whole thing. Derek has a charming boyishness as he parades around in his spray-on Lincoln green, whilst Cavanagh and Macready make for quite effective baddie double-act and much of it looks as if it was filmed on the same sets as it's more illustrious earlier iteration. There is plenty of swordplay, just a soupçon of romance with Diana Lynn's rather static "Lady Marianne" and it's well worth eighty minutes of your time.

Jan 25, 2023