https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q0DFH794Bc0

Robin Hood is back with his gang of outlaws to do battle with the dark forces of the Sheriff of Nottingham, who has recently murdered Robin Hood's father and stolen his family land in lieu of "back taxes". Robin and friends are forced into Sherwood forest and a life of poverty. Robin Hood's skill with a bow and sword allow them to raid the Sheriff's castle whenever needed. Not content with this life of crime, Robin Hood pleads with his friends to join him and overthrow the Sheriff once and for all. However, the Sheriff has plans of his own for Robin. In a stunning move, the Sheriff and his henchmen kidnap Lady Marian and hold her prisoner. In one last and desperate battle Robin Hood leads an assault upon Nottingham Castle to rescue his love, and bring balance back to England. Will the King return in time?

Filming and editing on this picture took three years. Shot and edited entirely on 16mm film. This movie premiered in 1994 at the Princess Theater in Decatur, Alabama. The writer and director was 15 years old and still in middle school.

This is the only American made independent film about Robin Hood. Please see IMDB for trivia and details: Robin Hood: Prince of Sherwood (Video 1994) - IMDb

In memory of Dr. James Hunter Jr. 1935-2009
LONG LIVE THE KING

 

Keith Dawes
Well, what can I say? From my garden I can see Nottingham Castle (About one mile away) I am a bred and born Nottingham man, and have been brought up immersed in the legends of Robin Hood. It would be easy to pick out the faults, but I won't do that. Instead accept my sincere congratulations on a job well done. Robin would have approved.

 

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Les Stoners
Brilliant! Some fantastic lines, wonderful accents (especially King Richard), but the best was the beards! Well done to all concerned!