| | Robin Hood DVD
| Category | Action/Adventure DVDs, Adventure Movies, Classic Videos, Essential Cinema, Vintage, Love, Thieves, Period Piece, Heroes, Justice, Silent Cinema, Silent Films, Legends, Medieval, Swashbuckler, 1920s | | Starring | Douglas Fairbanks, Alan Hale, Wallace Beery, Sam De Grasse, Willard Louis, Paul Dickey, Maine Geary, William Lowery | | Director | Allan Dwan | | Costume Designer | Mitchell Leisen | | Director of Photography | Arthur Edeson | | Editor | William Nolan | | Featured | Enid Bennett | | Producer | Charles L. Richardson | | Production Designer | Edward M. Langley, Wilfred Buckland | | Screenwriter | Douglas Fairbanks |
Black & White; Standard Screen; Additional Footage; Remastered Allan Dwan's production of the tale, starring Douglas Fairbanks as the eponymous hero, was the first to include most of the elements that would become familiar to film audiences in the many later versions. One of the most expensive films of the 1920s, it required the construction of the entire village of Nottingham, one of the most elaborate sets of the era. The film opens with the Earl of Huntingdon besting Sir Guy of Gisbourne (Paul Dickey)is a joust. Huntingdon soon joins King Richard the Lionhearted (Wallace Beery) to fight in the Crusades against the infidels. Upon hearing that the nefarious Prince John (Sam de Grasse) has usurped Richard's throne, Huntingdon immediately returns to Nottingham, adopting the name of Robin Hood. Leading a band that steals from the rich to give to the poor, he makes life miserable for Prince John and his cohorts Sir Guy and the Sheriff of Nottingham (William Lowery). But after rescuing Maid Marian (Enid Bennett) from the clutches of Prince John, Robin himself is captured. Fairbanks is at his acrobatic best in this spectacular production which features a fine cast including a surprising Beery as the benign king.
This is the only Paul Dickey video. Stars also making their debut in this video: Maine Geary, William Lowery. Robin Hood | List Price | $29.95 (You save $7.86) | | Studio | Kino on Video | | Orig Year | 1922 | | All Time Sales Rank |  61220  | | CD Universe Part number | 6652149 | | Catalog number | 3312 | | Discs | 1 | | Release Date | Feb 03, 2004 | | Rating | Not Rated | | Running Time | 133 Minutes | | Additional Info | Collector's Edition; Silent | | Movie Details | Tinted; Digitally Re-Mastered; Collector's Edition; Silent |
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