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The Legend Of Robin Hood Details

1975 Certificate PG
  • Rated:
  • 60
  • from 45 members

The Robin Hood story as told in the 1975 TV serial starring Martin Potter, Paul Darrow and Diane Keen. Read more

Starring Martin Potter, Diane Keen, Paul Darrow
Director Eric Davidson
Genres Action/Adventure

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The Legend Of Robin Hood

The Robin Hood story as told in the 1975 TV serial starring Martin Potter, Paul Darrow and Diane Keen.

Starring Martin Potter, Diane Keen, Paul Darrow
Director Eric Davidson
Studio CINEMA CLUB
Run time DVD: 5 hrs 10 mins
Certificate Certificate PG
Genres Action/Adventure
Language DVD: English
Hearing-impaired English
Subtitles DVD: English
Released DVD: 11 Sep 2006
Production year: 1975
Format DVD

The Legend Of Robin Hood (2 discs) (1975)

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    Features Episodes 1-3. ...

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    Features Episodes 4-6. ...

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  • 1 out of 1 person found this review helpful

    Rated - 4 stars

    True to the legend

    This is the 1975 television version of the Legend of Robin Hood and follows the story pretty faithfully. Not much Hollywood razzamattazz in this one and it seems actually the better for it. Diane Keen as Maid Marion. The music's a bit trying and bares a close resemblance to the music in By the Sword Divided, very repetetive. If you like Robin Hood then you should like this version. Six 50 minute episodes on 2 discs, worth a look.

      • A customer from English Lake District
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  • Rated - 3 stars

    Not widely known for good reason

    OK but doesn't exactly set the screen alight. Production values are 1970s BBC (think Elizabeth R, I Claudius); acting mostly pretty good; script and plotting workmanlike with a few minor flaws. Obviously stirs fond memories in those who saw it when first broadcast, and it has its moments, but overall lacks charm and brio, making this one for collectors and completists. Not as good as 'Robin of Sherwood', but still better than 'Robin Hood'.

      • A customer from Broxburn
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