Moustroll Good movie but grossly overrated

Claysaba Excellent, Without a doubt!!

Freaktana A Major Disappointment

Numerootno A story that's too fascinating to pass by...

stephensims53 After Errol Flynn, Richard Greene was the actor I mostly associated with the legend of Robin Hood. I was born and bought up very close to Sherwood Forest and when I was a lad we visited the forest on numerous occasions, I still live close by and I travel by the Major Oak at least once a every month to visit my children. I was bought up in the late 50s/60s when TV was in it infancy and the Adventures of Robin Hood was a must see every week (We only had 2 TV channels in the UK) LOL My only complaint is in the Richard Greene series (WHY)did they use the same actors to play multiple parts "Sometimes in the same episode" (WHY) Wasn't there enough good British actors in the UK.I still watch and enjoy the repeats on the FILMON TV internet site

disdressed12 i really liked this TV show of Robin Hood.the acting is quite good,the stories are good,and the episodes are very well paced,not too fast,and not too slow.plus,as far as i can tell,this is a show the whole family can enjoy.it's not really violent.the fight scenes are more hokey than anything.but i mean that in a good way.it works in this case.plus i think it has a good moral,although it doesn't hit you over the head with it.each episode is a fun 25 minutes or so.apart from this,the only other Robin Hood i have seen is the 1938 film with Errol Flynn,which i also liked.Richard Greene plays the title character,and seems pretty natural in the role,in my opinion.the supporting players are also very good.all in all, a well done series.

thomas-467 Can anybody help me remember the name of a movie portraying the writers of the adventures of Robin Hood TV series ? They were blacklisted in the USA for supposed communist ties in the fifties,and made a living under various pen names,being behind some of the classic TV serials of that era.Have seen this movie,but cannot for the life of me remember what it was called,and it's driving me nuts. Have a feeling it may be from sometime in the 1980's, it was in colour but have no recollection of who starred in it or directed it. If I could just remember its title I could check if its available on DVD,as would really like to see it again.

scott_fs I loved this as a kid as well. Although it was black and white it didn't matter, only added to the whole. Especially when as an adult,looking back. Richard Greene was the ultimate English dashing hero and Bernadette O'Farrell was gorgeous! I can't remember all of the cast and certainly not Paul Eddington, that was a surprise, but they were all great. The actor playing The Sheriff of Nottingham was marvellously villainous. I would love to see it re-run just to see whether kids of today would still find it as exhilarating as we did then with that marvellous opening shot (literally!) of the arrow being loosed by Robin with the sound turned all the way up! Ripping stuff! Scott Farrell Strichen