O Filho de Robin Hood

Título original: The Bandit of Sherwood Forest

1946
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1 h 26 min

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Anita Louise and Cornel Wilde in O Filho de Robin Hood (1946)

Adicionar um enredo no seu idiomaThe adventures of Robert of Nottingham, the son of Robin Hood.The adventures of Robert of Nottingham, the son of Robin Hood.The adventures of Robert of Nottingham, the son of Robin Hood.

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Curiosidades
The great Ralph Faulkner, fencing master and fight coordinator on most of the great Hollywood swashbucklers of the 1930s and 1940s, here doubles Henry Daniell in the climactic duel scene, much as he had done six years earlier in O Gavião do Mar (1940), when Daniell (described as "completely helpless" in a memo to Hal B. Wallis, because he couldn't handle a sword) had to fight Errol Flynn.

Erros de gravação
The Regent withdraws the Magna Carta and, when the nobles agree, the Earl of Huntington (the former Robin Hood) vows to fight him and maintain the people's right to rule themselves. In fact, the Magna Carta didn't create a democracy, it was forced upon King John by the nobles to guarantee the rights and establish the political power of the nobles, not the people. The nobles would never have let the Regent withdraw the Magna Carta and strip them of their power.

Citações
Fitz-Herbert: This is most unfortunate, my lord. Strangers in the castle!

Conexões
Edited into O Cavaleiro de Sherwood (1950)

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7/10

Enjoyable Movie - on a par with The Rogues of Sherwood Forest also by Columbia

This movie was released in the 1940's starring Cornell Wilde; Anita Louise; Jill Esmond; Edgar Buchanan; Henry Daniell and George Macready.

The story deals with the legend of Robin Hood. On this occasion it is the son of Robin Hood, namely Robert, played by Cornel Wilde, who is the hero.

Obviously, since Robin Hood lived in the days of Richard The Lion Heart and King John, one must assume that the young King is King John's son Henry III, who ascended the throne during his minority. The kingdom during this time was ruled by Regents culminating in Simon de Montfort, when the King achieved his majority.

But historical fact aside, the film is an enjoyable piece of escapist adventure, which is sadly lacking from our screens today.

If you get a chance try viewing The Rogues of Sherwood Forest released through the same stable - Columbia 1950 starring John Derek and Diana Lynn. Interesting to note that this too is the son of Robin Hood but in the time of King John played by George Macready who also appeared in the Bandit of Sherwood Forest