The Legend of Robin Hood

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The Legend of Robin Hood

1975- 1975

1 Seasons

6 Episodes

6.5(3 votes)

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Drama

Overview

The Legend of Robin Hood was a 1975 BBC television serial that told the story of the life of Robin Hood.

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12 members

Acting

Martin Potter

Robin Hood

Acting

Diane Keen

Lady Marion

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William Marlowe

Sir Guy of Gisborne

Acting

Paul Darrow

Sheriff of Nottingham

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John Abineri

Sir Kenneth Neston

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David Dixon

Prince John

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Michael J. Jackson

Richard I

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Miles Anderson

Will Scarlet

Directing

Stephen Whittaker

Ralph Gammon

Acting

Tony Caunter

Friar Tuck

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Conrad Asquith

Little John

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Richard Speight

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