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Robin Hood
Robin Hood is a character from English folklore. He is a heroic outlaw who is known for robbing from the rich and giving to the poor and is assisted in his actions by a group of outlaws known as his Merry Men.
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Who played Robin Hood Prince of Thieves?
kevin Costner played Robin Hood in the 1991 version, Robin hood: Prince of Thieves.
Did Robin Hood fight in the crusades?
Robin hood did fight in Acra with the crusaders. He fought beside Richard the lionheart
Where did Robin Hood got captured?
where did robin hood get captured
He never did. He came close at the battle of loxley but he was never a prisoner.
What is the song in Robin Hood when Robin and Marion dance?
If you mean the Russell Crowe film version, it's an instrumental cover of 'Words' by The Christians. They might have covered someone else, but that's the version I know. Beautiful song.
The music is Irish, and called "Mna Na H-eireann" (Women Of Ireland) written by Irish composer Sean O'Riada. Recorded by The Christians and titled 'Words', and Kate Bush, among others. The Chieftains instrumental version was used in the 1975 film, "Barry Lyndon".
Roger Miller : whistle stop
Where can I find stores that sell robin hood flour in mid Michigan?
VJ Grocery Stores
St Clair Shores Village Market
May not one man have several voices Robin as well as two complexions?
The phrase suggests that a person can exhibit different facets of their identity, much like having multiple voices or complexions. This reflects the idea that individuals can adapt their behavior, emotions, or personas depending on the context or audience. Just as one can change their appearance or manner of speaking, they can also embody various roles or characteristics throughout their lives. Ultimately, it highlights the complexity of human nature and the multifaceted aspects of identity.
It depends on the story you are reading or the movie you watched. I don't recall the Robin Hood stories being consistent on this matter or even mentioning it at all.
In the time period when Robin Hood existed, there were no electric shavers or razors the way we have now so shaving may have not been that popular. I would go for most people having a beard of some type.
Who was the ruler at the time of robonhood?
It's fairly likely that Robin Hood never actually existed. He's usually placed at the very end of the 12th century, when Richard III was King of England. However, Richard was off fighting the crusades, and trying to determine who was the actual ruler is a little problematic... John's regents were divided and not very popular, and Richard's brother John more or less declared himself the rightful ruler while his brother was away.
What was robin hoods child hood like?
Robin Hood's childhood is often depicted in folklore as one of privilege, growing up in a noble family in Nottinghamshire. However, after the loss of his father and the wrongful actions of the Sheriff of Nottingham, he faced hardship and injustice. This early experience of inequality and oppression is said to have shaped his later commitment to stealing from the rich to give to the poor. Different adaptations offer various interpretations, but the themes of loss and injustice are central to his backstory.
It all depends on the moment! I bought my bottle of Robin Hood wine (funny, he look's more like Alan Ladd than Errol Flynn) many years ago in Wentzville, MO at I believe, whatever that liquor store it was across from "Buck's 66" , off the shelf because it was cheap and not as hard on the digestive system as "Mad Dog" (stains don't wash out of the pillows - sorry, Mom) were. But Mom did dig Errol Flynn (and who wouldn't) and I, along with the boys in the neighborhood thought "The Adventures of Robin Hood" was the coolest movie ever made! I remember one time in my Mom's house in Wentzville, MO.; me and the Hogan boys, Robin Rambaugh and Roger Radican watched the movie one Saturday afternoon. Robin's bent sword at the end always called out guffaws from us but it was all in fun. Finally, this year in Dec 2012 I drove up to Chico, CA (Where parts of the movie were filmed: Gallow's Oak and Friar Tuck and Robins sword fight in the stream and completed a boyhood fantasy (won't name the girl's name now I didn't realize the fantasy of) of being there. So-oo-oo, in a long sight "What's it worth to you?" depends on what you want to remember. I'll sell my bottle of Robin Hood wine (opened and drank, but there IS residual wine at the bottom: for $25.00 including shipping. Small price for running through the backwoods bare, under the moonlight ("Mysterious Moonlight" - David Bowie),at the old, radiation processing plat at Weldon Spring's ) had some good times there!) Anywho, it all depends on you! I'd charge high, you got it and they don't! John Richardson, San Diego
Well, Robert Fitzooth was actually one of many fictionous identities for Robin Hood. Some have said Robin hood was actually the Earl of Huntingdon, who's name was Robert Fitzooth. So, if the question is how Robert Fitzooth died, it would tehnically be how Robin Hood died, which happened after Robin went to a healer after falling ill, and the healer let him bleed to death.
How near to reality is robin hood?
My novel The Robin Hood Chronicles is a half-serious attempt to re-create in fiction what may have been the reality behind the Robin Hood legend. It is based on the earliest sources, which are ballads about Robin Hood; on the life of a real Robyn Hod whose life matches that of the ballads' Robin at one point; and on the history of the time. I believe my novel is as close to reality as it is possible to get at this distance in time.
Where did Robin Hood and the merry men live?
Later versions of the story place them in Nottinghamshire, in Sherwood Forest. But the earliest sources, which I follow in my novel The Robin Hood Chronicles, place them in Yorkshire, on Barnsdale Heath. Since Robin goes to Nottingham, 50 miles away, fairly often, I assume that he grew up there. The real Robyn Hod, who was a servant of Edward II (all this is explained in the Afterword of my novel), lived in Wakefield, which is in Yorkshire.
Why did the hilltop hoods change record labels?
Golden Era records is the record label that they created
The Peppermint Trolley Company.
robin hood is someone that leads a gang of 'merry men' and steals from the rich and gives to the poor. robin hood is supposedly good, though you might also consider him bad because he DOES steal, even if from the bad evil rich people.
