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The Adventures of Robin Hood (1938)
Filmsite review of what it describes "the Errol Flynn picture".
Adventure Films
Extensive look at the genre from swashbucklers to "Lawrence of Arabia" to disaster
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Adventure films are often set in an historical period, and may include adapted stories of historical or literary adventure heroes (Robin Hood, Tarzan, and Zorro for example), kings, battles, rebellion, or piracy.
The first successful swashbuckler star of the 1920s was the charming, exuberant, gracefully-athletic, gymnastic actor Douglas Fairbanks Sr., who performed most of his own stunts and daring swordplay in a wide range of costume adventures , starring as Zorro, Robin Hood (in the large-scale film version Robin Hood (1922) ), and the acrobatic D'Artagnan (in the film adaptation of Dumas' adventure classic The Three Musketeers (1921) ).
One of the best silent swashbucklers was Robin Hood (1922) in which he starred as the famed adventurer in love with Maid Marian - he also wrote the film's screenplay and financed the expensive film.
[The Robin Hood story is one of the most-often filmed swashbucklers - also the animated Robin Hood (1973) , Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves (1991) , and Robin Hood: Men in Tights (1993) .] In the first of four film versions of The Thief of Bagdad (1924) , this one directed by Raoul Walsh, Fairbanks played the role of a roguish thief who used a giant genie's magic to outwit Bagdad's evil Caliph, and win the heart of princess Julanne Johnson.
The latter was his most popular film and the quintessential adventure-tale swashbuckler about the Robin Hood legend.
Robin Hood Films
Listing of Robin Hood movies from the University of Rochester's Robin Hood Project.
African Americans in Motion Pictures
The history and depiction of African Americans in cinema.
Correll (in blackface) Mickey Rooney (in blackface) Babes in Arms (1939) Fred Astaire (in blackface) Swingtime (1936) Eddie Cantor (in blackface) Roman Scandals (1933) Judy Garland (in blackface) Everybody Sing (1938) Al Jolson (in blackface) Wonder Bar (1934) The successful African-American actors were: Stepin Fetchit , subservient comic in Carolina (1934) , Judge Priest (1934) , Steamboat the Bend (1935) Bill (Bojangles) Robinson , tap dancer: The Littlest Rebel (1935) , Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm (1938) , and One Mile from Heaven (1937) Louise Beavers , maid, black mammy figure: Imitation of Life (1934) , No Time For Comedy (1940) Paul Robeson , due to his strong characterization as a black male, had to do most of his films in England from 1936-1939.
The crossover appeal to both black and white youth, along with the talents of the late Robin Harris , Christopher Reid , Tisha Campbell , and Martin Lawrence , made this movie a huge success.
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His eleven nominations also include Batman and Robin , Batman Forever , Star Trek: Generations , and White Man Can't Jump .
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Flynn, Errol (1909-1959) Swashbuckling and scandal-plagued hero of numerous WB costumers of the 1930s, including the classic Adventures of Robin Hood (1938) [a clip from which appears at the end of Rabbit Hood (Jones, 1949)], as well as standout films such as The Sea Hawk, The Dawn Patrol and The Charge of the Light Brigade.
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In the scene when Fiona is fighting off Robin Hood and his Merry Men, Fiona jumps in a still motion and the camera goes around her in mid-air, whilst she adjusts her hairdo.
Here are the numbers: Shrek sings "" by Fiona sings "" by Donkey sings "" by Thelonious sings "Feelings" by Robin Hood and His Merry Men sing "" by The Gingerbread Man sings "Do You Really Want To Hurt Me" by Lord Farquaad sings "" by the .
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