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Robin Hood

Robin Hood. Jessie Whitman Emily Clay Kelsey Wilson. Synopsis. Robin (of Locksley) Hood Kevin Costner. Sheriff of Nottingham Alan Rickman. Azeem Morgan Freeman. Marian Dubois Mary Elizabeth Mastrantonio. Little John (leader of The Merry Men) Nick Brimble. Guy of Gisborne

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Robin Hood

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  1. Robin Hood Jessie Whitman Emily Clay Kelsey Wilson

  2. Synopsis Robin (of Locksley) Hood Kevin Costner

  3. Sheriff of Nottingham Alan Rickman

  4. Azeem Morgan Freeman

  5. Marian Dubois Mary Elizabeth Mastrantonio

  6. Little John (leader of The Merry Men) Nick Brimble

  7. Guy of Gisborne Micheal Wincott

  8. The Big Ideas Just Rebellion Romance Battle between Good and Evil Moral Leadership

  9. Relevance to Medieval Unit

  10. Monomyth

  11. Fun Stuff • Cameo: Sean Connery: King Richard. Connery got $250,000 for two days work. He donated it to charity. • A body double was used for Kevin Costner’s nude scene under the waterfall. • The theatrical trailer shows Robin Hood swimming in the lake from a different position than in the actual film.

  12. Critics • Washington Post • Times • Chicago-Sun Times • Handwriters.com

  13. Historical Accuracy “Robin Hood probably was a mythical character, first introduced into England in connection with the May-Day celebrations. The earliest record of a "Robin" associated with such festivities is in the rustic plays given at Whitsuntide in France in the 13th century. The hero was called Robin des Bois (Robin of the Woods). An old English spelling of "wood" was whode, which could easily have become hode, or hood. At any rate, in the 15th century and later the May-Day celebrations in England were called "Robin Hood's Festivals." Garlands of flowers, a Maypole, morris dances, archery contests, and bonfires were features of the celebrations. Robin Hood was king of May, and Maid Marian was his queen.” http://www.missgien.net/misc/films/robin.html

  14. Clips http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sCxzyVfAz3E&feature=fvst http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KXTj5nd2oKQ http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pvPb_0P6mu8&feature=related

  15. Quotes • [robbing a lady in a carriage] Robin Hood: Milady, a woman of your beauty has no need for such... decorations” • Azeem: “A wise man once said: There are no perfect men in the world; only perfect intentions." • Azeem: “Where I come from, we talk to our women. We do not drug them with plants.” • Marian: “You came for me... You're alive...”Robin Hood: “I would die for you.”

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