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In the story Robin Hood, Robin is grown already, a man on his own, and although he is young he has already moved away from home. His parents are not referenced in the story. Sorry!

This depends upon which version you read, as the story that we know as 'Robin Hood' does not come from one singular author. In one version he and his parents lived in Serwood Forest until he became an outlaw, in another he was the son of Lord Locksley.

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In Nottingham castle, he shot is last arrow from the keep and was buried where it landed.

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Good luck with that! I searched everywhere and found it on amazon.com. There were only 2 copies available and both were used and at a hefty price of 70.00. I had also checked with the bbc shop and they couldn't ship it to the U.S. (Never understood why not) Also tried to purchase from amazon UK. It showed they had 1 available, but when I purchased it, it came back "unavailable at this time" and I waited several weeks to hear if I was ever going to get it. Of course, I rec'd confirmation that it was no longer available. I'd say in order to get this soundtrack now, you'd have to hope that someone puts their personal copy up on eBay or back on amazon, and it probably most likely won't be a new copy. I lucked out with my copy, it was like new, and I am very pleased with my purchase. except the 70.00 price tag. This has been about a month ago, and I now see that the other copy that was for sell is also gone. Good luck in your search.

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Robin Hood is a fiction character, though the book was set in the medieval times, yes.

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In the UK it is out already. In the US it will be out in the first quarter of 2010 (according to an email from BBC.)

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If we define ravioli as simply dough wrapped around a filling of meat, cheese or vegetable, then Chinese steamed buns (featured in dim sum) probably qualifies, along with wontons. Then there's the Eastern European/Jewish kreplach, Polish pierogis, pelmeni and vareniki in Russian-speaking countries, and Maultasche from Germany.

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to stop all taxes in the country and get his girl


His aim was to right certain wrongs, to correct what he saw as injustices.

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It is a fictional story.

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Yes

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No, it was filmed in Technicolor. The extreme bright colors made me think it was colorized later, but I found out that it was filmed in color

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A Thief or robber of persons travelling the roads by any form of transport. They often are credited with stealing only from the rich, and are also identified with the command: Stand and Deliver, meaning give us the goodies or die.

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Yes

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Rob Roy McGregor is a similar sort of figure

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googly wood and spoony wood.

Sherwood Forest.

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Robin Hood and his merry men. There were wanted criminals so I'm not sure exactly how merry they really were.

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no

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Robin Hood (1160-1247)

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If in the TV series you are on about he died because he got poisoned by his sword by a lady and he sadly died in the forest.
There will not be a Series 4

IN the 1976 movie "Robin and Marian", with Sean Connery and Audrey Hepburn in the title roles, Marian surreptitiously poisons both Robin and herself. Robin had just found Marian after years of being away from her. He had just fought the Sheriff of Nottingham to the death in a one on one fight and was rejoicing that it was one of the best days of his life. Marian knew that he would be hunted down and that there would never be a better day for them than this one. So she tricked Robin into drinking poison then drank some herself. Even Robin understood the logic as he died with Marian.

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<i>no its true and not Greek houy45<i>

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According to Walter Scott in the story Ivanhoe, the merry men can upon a cache of Isaac the Jew. In it were bolts of Fabric of Lincoln green. The rest I leave up to your imagination.

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ANSWER he won a hot girl

a gold gilded arrow.

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Yes, The Adventures of Robin Hood with Errol Flynn was filmed in Technicolor in 1938.

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Some tales hold that Robin was Robert, the Earl of Locksley, before living in Sherwood Forest and disguising himself with a hood. (Rob In The Hood changed to Robin the Hood, which changed to Robin Hood.)

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The people were hard pressed by taxes by the rich.So Robin Hood robbed the rich to give to the poor.

When the American bank robber Willy Sutton was asked, "Willy, why did you rob all those banks?" he replied, "That's where the money was." In my novel The Robin Hood Chronicles Robin tells his men that they will rob only from the wealthy, because they're the ones with money, and leave poor people alone, because they don't have any money.