The Prince of Thieves (1948) Full Movie

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This 1948 adventure is an adaptation of an adaptation of an adaptation! "The Prince of Thieves" was adapted from Alexandre Dumas' 1872 novel "Le Prince des Voleurs", which itself was a French translation of Pierce Egan's 1838 serialised adventure "Robin Hood and Little John; or, the Merrie Men of Sherwood Forest". One of the more formulaic and low-energy mid-century adaptations, "The Prince of Thieves" sees Robin Hood and his men help the knight Sir Allan Claire rescue his betrothed, the Lady Christabel, from the clutches of her wicked father and Prince John's nephew, the evil Baron Tristram. While not the most exciting of adventures, it's presented here for those who haven't seen the ORIGINAL "Prince of Thieves!" Starring Jon Hall as Robin Hood, Michael Duane as Sir Allan Claire, Adele Jergens as Lady Christabel, Patricia Morison as Lady Marian, and Walter Sande as Little John.  Uploaded in the spirit of sharing this hard to find movie. All copyright to the current licence holders.  #movies #fullmovies #robinhood   Related keywords: The prince of thieves 1948 full movie download The prince of thieves 1948 full movie youtube The prince of thieves 1948 full movie free download Robin Hood full movie Youtube Robin Hood movie The prince of thieves 1948 full movie The prince of thieves 1948 full movie youtube Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves Prince of Thieves true story Wolf Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves song Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves Awards Is Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves Disney the prince of thieves 1948 patricia morrison the prince of thieves patricia morrison movies adele jergens movies alan mowbray movies and tv shows walter sande movies walter sande movies and tv shows walter sande the prince of thieves

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00:03:01Halt, or I'll send this arrow through your throat.

00:03:03You do, sir, Knight, and you'll be jetting quills like a porcupine.

00:03:21You'll be more reasonable unarmed.

00:03:26If that's yours, I fail to see the humor.

00:03:30Cut purse I may be, but not a cutthroat.

00:03:32Then whose, if not yours?

00:03:34A stranger poaching in my preserve.

00:03:36Your preserve?

00:03:37Aye, Sherwood Forest, my preserve.

00:03:39And by what right do you claim royal land?

00:03:41By my own right.

00:03:43Those are bold words for a thief.

00:03:45But not for Robin Hood.

00:03:50Robin Hood, the outlaw?

00:03:52Aye.

00:03:53Give him our gold, brother, and let's be gone.

00:03:56Where are you going?

00:03:58That is none of your concern.

00:04:00I can't let you go alone.

00:04:02The wood is full of danger, and it's almost night.

00:04:04Could there be greater danger than yourself?

00:04:06You misjudge me, lady.

00:04:08I... I hope you understand this slight precaution.

00:04:12There. Come.

00:04:21Come on, men!

00:04:23Come on, men!

00:04:31Help!

00:04:33Help!

00:04:38My arm.

00:04:40That's an ugly gash.

00:04:42How did that happen?

00:04:44I... I was gored by a tusker.

00:04:47Awful! Please come in.

00:04:53Come in.

00:05:24Pardon, my lady.

00:05:29You may uncover your eyes now, sir.

00:05:33There. Welcome to the camp of Robin Hood.

00:05:36Will you share a cup with me, my pretty?

00:05:39Mind your manners, little John.

00:05:41Fetch meat and ale for our guests.

00:05:43Do forgive our rough bounty.

00:05:45It fails to do justice, George.

00:05:47I'm sorry.

00:05:50Well, you heard what Robin said.

00:05:52Get me some ale, some meat.

00:05:54A beautiful woman in our midst is like a spring rain.

00:05:57Everything about begins to blossom.

00:05:59It's too bad such fine words can't be followed by equally as fine deeds.

00:06:03Sooner or later, my bold friend, you'll rue this day.

00:06:06Prince John himself will have to catch me first.

00:06:09I was thinking of King Richard.

00:06:11Richard?

00:06:13Yes.

00:06:15Richard is in France.

00:06:17He may soon come home.

00:06:19Do not jest with me.

00:06:21These last five years I've been fighting in France at Richard's side.

00:06:24I know of what I speak.

00:06:26Then you're friends of Richard's?

00:06:28We are, and when he's on the throne,

00:06:30men like you will pay for your crimes.

00:06:32Crimes?

00:06:34Please understand.

00:06:36I do not defend this Greenwood for myself.

00:06:38Rather, against the tyrannies of the Lord of Nottingham.

00:06:41Sir Fitzalwin?

00:06:43The same.

00:06:45But he's a Saxon and an honorable lord.

00:06:47Saxon, yes, but not honorable.

00:06:49Fitzalwin is now bleeding our people to raise the dowry of Lady Cristobal.

00:06:54A dowry for Lady Cristobal?

00:06:56Yes, our noble Saxon's daughter.

00:06:58And as for Sherwood, I'm keeping it in trust for Richard,

00:07:01the only man worthy of stalking the royal game.

00:07:04Oh, here.

00:07:06I do not take money from Richard's cause.

00:07:08I do not take money from Richard's cause.

00:07:10Friends of his are friends of mine.

00:07:13I am Sir Alan Clare.

00:07:15This is my sister, Lady Marion.

00:07:17I am indeed honored, and regret the inconvenience I've caused.

00:07:20A camp is no place for my lady.

00:07:22I'll take you to the cottage of my foster parents.

00:07:25There I can offer you a choice of bed and board.

00:07:30A toast to Richard!

00:07:32Hail to King Richard!

00:07:34Hail to King Richard! Long may he live!

00:07:36A hearty appetite follows a hearty drink.

00:07:39Now pour two before the meat gets cold.

00:07:45Tell me now, what brings you to Sherwood?

00:07:48Perhaps you have a message from King Richard?

00:07:52Those sly looks are full of meaning.

00:07:55Tell him, Alan. There's nothing to hide.

00:07:59I've come to claim the hand of Lady Cristobal in marriage.

00:08:03I'm afraid you're a bit too late.

00:08:05She's already promised to another.

00:08:07That dowry is being raised for the Norman Baron Tristram.

00:08:10But that's impossible. She was promised to me five years ago.

00:08:13Lady Cristobal is being sacrificed upon the altar of political expediency.

00:08:18It is a foolish man who continues to believe in a promise that is five years old.

00:08:23Poor Lady Cristobal is but a pawn in Fitzalwin's hands.

00:08:26He is forcing her to marry the Baron.

00:08:28But she's my betrothed. I have her father's word.

00:08:32So much for Fitzalwin's word.

00:08:34No stronger than candle wax.

00:08:36I'll see Fitzalwin in the morning. There must be some mistake.

00:09:00Hear that?

00:09:02What a shame on you, Robin.

00:09:04Have I taught you Woodlaw, all in vain,

00:09:07that you cannot tell the sloughing of the wind through the elms?

00:09:10What a shame.

00:09:15If your lady should marry the Norman Baron,

00:09:17the bond will bring all of Nottingham under his heel,

00:09:20and that of his uncle, Prince John.

00:09:22His heart's have run off to bear now.

00:09:25But it will be nothing compared to the misery to come.

00:09:32Who's cold and hospitable eye is that?

00:09:35Open up for a humble friar who walks in the service of our lord.

00:09:39Come in, good friar.

00:09:40Your cottage was lighted, and it was getting too dark to travel further.

00:09:43I ask nothing for myself, good people,

00:09:45just a little parder for my faithful servant.

00:09:48Take nourishment, good friar.

00:09:50I have no need of nourishment.

00:09:52I have no need of nourishment.

00:09:54I have no need of nourishment.

00:09:56I have no need of nourishment.

00:09:58My faithful servant.

00:09:59Take nourishment, good friar.

00:10:01I'll stable your animal myself.

00:10:07Just a sliver will do to me, good dame.

00:10:11Benediction on this charitable family.

00:10:14You will be remembered at holy mass.

00:10:16I am Robin Hood.

00:10:17This is my foster mother, Margaret Head,

00:10:20Lady Marian, Sir Alan Clare, brother and sister,

00:10:22and my friend Little John and Will Scarlet.

00:10:25I'm on my way to Nottingham Castle to hear the prayers of the faithful.

00:10:28I, too, am on my way to the castle.

00:10:30Our young knight here came all the way from France to marry Lady Cristobal.

00:10:33What? He doesn't know?

00:10:36He knows what he doesn't believe.

00:10:45That is not the wind sloughing through the elms.

00:10:48Perhaps not, Robin.

00:10:49It might be the wounded hunter I put in the room upstairs.

00:10:52Wounded hunter? What kind of wound?

00:10:54In the left hand.

00:10:55Gored by a tusker, he says.

00:10:58The left hand.

00:11:25Why did you try to kill Sir Alan?

00:11:27The Baron. He paid me.

00:11:39Bar the door! Fitzald wants men!

00:12:54Fitzald!

00:13:25Unbar the door and let me at them.

00:13:29There are more important things to do than that now.

00:13:44It's plain to me now,

00:13:45the confession of that rogue upstairs and then this treacherous attempt.

00:13:48Hold still.

00:13:50Fitzald and Arthur Baron are both of them together.

00:13:53I want no part of you alive.

00:13:55You have no wound.

00:13:57Huh?

00:13:59Of course not.

00:14:00You led me on.

00:14:02You know any other way I could get that soft white hand to stroke my brow?

00:14:07How did they know you were coming?

00:14:09I wrote Fitzald over a month ago, but he'll not get away with this.

00:14:12I'll have his apology before another night.

00:14:14And he'll have your head before another day.

00:14:16Robin's right. I refuse to give up Cristobal.

00:14:19There is something you can do.

00:14:21What do you mean?

00:14:22Take your lady from old Fitz.

00:14:24Steal her from the castle?

00:14:25You can't steal what's already yours.

00:14:28That's a bold move.

00:14:29A bold move against Satan is sometimes stronger than prayer.

00:14:33It's your only way.

00:14:34It won't be easy.

00:14:36Oh, Mother Margaret.

00:14:39Bring Sir Alan a new suit.

00:14:41You'd best look like one of us.

00:14:43As you command, Robin.

00:14:44Come with me, please.

00:14:46I'll give you the tactic and detail on the way.

00:14:48I'm going with you.

00:14:49No, it's better that you stay here.

00:14:51Yes, please stay.

00:14:52My lady and I shall be honored to have you.

00:14:55I'll wait, then.

00:14:57Mother Margaret.

00:15:04One for luck, my lady.

00:15:09Let's be off before my little beast tires.

00:15:11Let's go.

00:15:19One thing before we start.

00:15:20If we become separated, we'll meet again at Roman Stone.

00:15:23Where's that?

00:15:24The old ruins at the southwest end of Sherwood.

00:15:26Little John and Will Scarlet will stay at your side and show you the way.

00:15:33Safe journey, my boy.

00:15:34God be with you, Robin, my lad.

00:15:37Pray they come back swiftly.

00:16:12THE END

00:16:26Daughter, you should be with our guests.

00:16:29I'd rather not.

00:16:30My child, this is not the way to behave on the eve of such a happy event.

00:16:34It's not happy for me, Father.

00:16:36Christabel, don't let your young heart interfere with mature judgment.

00:16:39Think the nephew of Prince John, the Baron Tristrams, to be your husband.

00:16:44Truly a wonderful match.

00:16:46I can think only of Alan.

00:16:48Sir Alan Clare, a wastrel and a vagabond.

00:16:51But you promised me when he returned we'd be wed.

00:16:54Christabel, Baron Tristrams is a man that any woman would be proud to own.

00:16:57Yes, Fitzalvan.

00:16:59What of Baron Tristrams?

00:17:00Welcome, Baron.

00:17:01I was just saying that the House of Fitzalvan was fortunate...

00:17:04to have its blood mixed with that of the royal blood of Prince John.

00:17:08Ah, yes. My uncle, Prince John, sends his warmest felicitations, milady.

00:17:13Oh, forgive me, Baron.

00:17:14I must prepare my household for the wedding festivities.

00:17:18Wedding. Our wedding.

00:17:21That's a good sound.

00:17:24I prefer the sound of this.

00:17:27You're lovely, milady.

00:17:29A joy to behold.

00:17:32Your mind is elsewhere.

00:17:34My lord, I dream of a bold night.

00:17:38Who will soon return from the wars and carry me off.

00:17:43That, milady, is a silly illusion.

00:17:46And I have a suspicion that this bold night may never return.

00:17:50My dream tells me he will.

00:17:52Have no fear, milady. No dream shall stand between us.

00:17:56We shall see, my lord.

00:17:57Thank you, my lord.

00:18:06Left the portcullis.

00:18:28To Richard. May he perish with his cause.

00:18:31Fitzalvan, I drink to Prince John.

00:18:34A wise man, a bold ruler, and my blood relation.

00:18:38Long may he reign.

00:18:40Long may he reign.

00:18:42Enough of politics, my lords.

00:18:44Bannon, I drink to Prince John.

00:18:46A wise man, a bold ruler, and my blood relation.

00:18:49Long may he reign.

00:18:51Long may he reign.

00:18:53Enough of politics, my lords.

00:18:54Enough of politics, my lords.

00:18:56Bannon, I drink to your bride-to-be, the Lady Cristobal.

00:19:00Her beauty outshines the glitter of her dowry.

00:19:05About the dowry, Baron.

00:19:07You know I'm doing the best I can.

00:19:09Yes, I know you are.

00:19:15Look, our bowman.

00:19:20I'm sorry, sire.

00:19:21He's either dead drunk or nearly dead, I can't tell which.

00:19:25I'm sorry, sire.

00:19:29I am late with cause.

00:19:32Your lordship, sire, the knight Alan Clare.

00:19:35Out with it, Bannon. What is it?

00:19:37He lives.

00:19:39What?

00:19:41Take him away.

00:19:43No, sire.

00:19:45Dangle him from the nearest helm.

00:19:47Lance Swing, a failure for all to see.

00:19:49No, not yet.

00:19:51Roman Stone.

00:19:53They go to Roman Stone.

00:19:55Mercy, sire.

00:19:57Mercy.

00:19:59Take him out.

00:20:00Take him out.

00:20:02Why don't they understand?

00:20:04What did the bowman mumble?

00:20:06Roman Stone, I think.

00:20:08What is Roman Stone?

00:20:10No telling what Alan Clare will do.

00:20:12Against our forces?

00:20:14Take no chances, Miss Alban.

00:20:16Double the guard.

00:20:18Double the guard.

00:20:19Double the guard.

00:20:21Double the guard.

00:20:37Give us a little time, then start.

00:20:50That's Lady Cristobal's window.

00:20:55Keep watch over us.

00:20:57If need be, remember Roman Stone.

00:20:59Come, sire Alan.

00:21:20Open, for a man of the club.

00:21:22Hoist the portcullis.

00:21:33Lower it.

00:21:35Hide the wine.

00:21:37Here's the monk.

00:21:40I heard.

00:21:42I heard.

00:21:44I heard.

00:21:46I heard.

00:21:48I heard that laugh.

00:21:50I'll teach you more respect for my holy order.

00:21:54Well, if it's laughter you're looking for,

00:21:56gather around and listen.

00:21:59Now, once upon a time,

00:22:02there were two knights and two maids

00:22:04who wanted to get married

00:22:06to each other.

00:22:08But the two knights feared mother-in-law trouble.

00:22:17Oh, no.

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00:25:15♪

00:25:24♪

00:25:39♪

00:25:49♪

00:25:59♪

00:26:09♪

00:26:16Alan!

00:26:17♪

00:26:23Christabel.

00:26:25Five long years.

00:26:27♪

00:26:46Summon the guard! Summon the guard!

00:26:48♪

00:26:52Summon the guard! Summon the guard!

00:26:54♪

00:27:09Hurry, lass. The Lady Christabel may be in danger.

00:27:11♪

00:27:21♪

00:27:42We must hasten to the other side of the castle wall before we're discovered.

00:27:45Where's your cloak?

00:27:46My father will never forgive me.

00:27:48He will in time.

00:27:49Believe me, it's the only right thing to do.

00:27:54Robin is trapped. You have no time to lose.

00:27:57I must help.

00:28:00The friar will stay with you until I return.

00:28:02♪

00:28:18Aah!

00:28:19Aah!

00:28:50Alan is safely away, but Robin is still in danger.

00:28:53I'll see what I can do to help him.

00:28:58My lady, we haven't lost yet.

00:29:00We could leave by the secret passage.

00:29:02The friar could take a message to Sir Alan, and he could meet us.

00:29:06Do we dare?

00:29:08Huddy, write him.

00:29:13Seize that box, he'll swim the lady.

00:29:15He that lays hands on my holy hand,

00:29:17He that lays hands on my holy habit will be guilty of sin.

00:29:20♪

00:29:41What's going on in here?

00:29:43Nothing, father, nothing.

00:29:44Who's the man who just slept with the balcony?

00:29:46And you were writing when I came in.

00:29:48Oh, no, you don't.

00:29:49Perhaps this is more of your deceit.

00:29:51We shall soon see.

00:29:53Thank goodness, father can't read.

00:29:55Light's too dim.

00:29:57Here, can you read this for me?

00:30:02Stupid, illiterate ass.

00:30:04Selfish daughter.

00:30:06About to become the baroness of Lincolnshire.

00:30:08And you jeopardize the choices match in all of England.

00:30:17Quick, m'lady, please write another letter.

00:30:19Hurry, please.

00:30:30What about Robin?

00:30:31There's nothing we can do now but wait at Roman Stone.

00:30:42Well, what have we here?

00:30:44The face that haunts my sleepless nights.

00:30:46This is the cut purse who held me up a year ago and showed.

00:30:49Yea, verily, the same highwayman who dined me with pheasant,

00:30:52plied me with wine, and then robbed me of my pouch of gold.

00:30:55Well, outlaw, the fox has run to ground at last.

00:30:58Take him off and lock him in the keep.

00:31:00I'll have my sport with him before I have him hoisted.

00:31:03I'll have my sport with him before I have him hoisted.

00:31:34If you please, sir.

00:31:35No time now.

00:31:36If you please, sir.

00:31:39Please, your lordship.

00:31:40Read this.

00:31:42Lady Criswell has fainted to my lord.

00:31:44She's calling for you.

00:31:45If she's fainted, she'll be out of mischief.

00:31:47I'll be there presently.

00:31:48Well, read.

00:31:50A mouse, a mouse.

00:31:52Over there, there.

00:31:53Save me.

00:31:54Over there.

00:31:56Save me.

00:31:57Come sit down.

00:31:58Well, read.

00:32:04Oh, listen to me, ladies, while I relate a sorrowful tale of woe.

00:32:08While a lad to a lassie of love did prate,

00:32:11a scoundrel did lay him low.

00:32:13So take heed, all lovers.

00:32:15Is that all there is?

00:32:16There's nothing subversive here, my lord.

00:32:18Merely a jingle.

00:32:19Silly feminine prattle.

00:32:21Oh!

00:32:22Get out.

00:32:23Yes, my lord.

00:32:24Thank you, my lord.

00:32:34Have you seen Robin?

00:32:36Robin?

00:32:37Oh, you mean the handsome lad with the broad chest and the powerful arms?

00:32:40You'd better control your earthly fences, Maud.

00:32:42But what you saw sounds like Robin.

00:32:44So he's cooling his shanks in the keep.

00:32:46Too bad.

00:32:47Such a waste of so much man.

00:32:49We must get him out.

00:32:50That would be a pleasure.

00:32:51My first duty is to my lady.

00:32:53We're leaving tonight by the secret way to join Sir Alan.

00:32:55Without Robin and myself, you'll never find him.

00:32:57First, we must find Sir Alan.

00:32:59Since I'm an obedient girl, good friar,

00:33:01I shall try to do as you say.

00:33:03I've an idea.

00:33:04Please come with me to the pantry.

00:33:12Let me have your cassock, father.

00:33:14And a basket with food.

00:33:15Hurry, please.

00:33:29Wait here for me.

00:33:59Maudie.

00:34:00Oh, it's you, Geoffrey.

00:34:02As if you didn't know.

00:34:03If you must know, I came to see the handsome prisoner.

00:34:08Well.

00:34:11Well.

00:34:12Well.

00:34:13Well.

00:34:14Well.

00:34:15Well.

00:34:16Well.

00:34:17Well.

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00:34:25Well.

00:34:26Well.

00:34:27Well.

00:34:29No kissing here, darling.

00:34:30Not with all those guards looking on.

00:34:33Take a walk, Min.

00:34:34Fresh night air will do you good.

00:34:44I love you, Geoffrey.

00:34:46I love you too, Geoffrey.

00:34:59Hurry, please.

00:35:04Here, put this on quickly.

00:35:11Come.

00:35:14Here.

00:35:29He's in there.

00:35:30I'll keep watch.

00:35:34Well, here I am.

00:35:35Oh, bless you, Robin Lad.

00:35:37Come on, give me the habit, quick.

00:35:38Aye.

00:35:54How could you do this to me?

00:35:57How could you eat at a time like this?

00:35:59Come on.

00:36:21A message?

00:36:26This is Robin Hood, my lady.

00:36:28Robin Hood?

00:36:29He's quite harmless.

00:36:30I'm here to help you, Lady Cristobal.

00:36:32He and the friar will lead us to Sir Alan.

00:36:35Burns.

00:36:36Let's hurry.

00:36:37Let's get out of here before the hounds are upon us.

00:36:57Robin Hood has escaped.

00:36:59What's that you say?

00:37:00Robin Hood has escaped.

00:37:01Robin Hood escaped?

00:37:02You lie.

00:37:04Surely my daughter is safe.

00:37:06Turn out every soldier.

00:37:07Turn out every soldier.

00:37:08Search the castle.

00:37:09Search the castle.

00:37:13Search the castle.

00:37:14Find me Robin Hood.

00:37:26Search the castle.

00:37:44Looking for me, Marty?

00:37:50You're too popular.

00:37:51Can I help it?

00:37:56Yes.

00:38:04Cristobal!

00:38:08Cristobal!

00:38:17Such darkness was meant for sinners, not for the righteous.

00:38:27So she's gone too, eh?

00:38:30You blundering buffoon.

00:38:32What are you going to do now?

00:38:33What is the to-do?

00:38:34What is the to-do?

00:38:35I'll show you what there is to do.

00:38:37First of all, I'm going to find the fair Lady Cristobal...

00:38:40and return her safely.

00:38:41Then I'm going to ferret out this Robin Hood...

00:38:43and serve him up on a plank with an apple in his mouth.

00:38:46Guard!

00:38:47Is there a place called Cristobal?

00:38:48Yes, sir.

00:38:49I'm going to find Lady Cristobal...

00:38:51and return her safely.

00:38:52Then I'm going to ferret out this Robin Hood...

00:38:54Guard!

00:38:55Is there a place called Roman Stone?

00:38:57Yes, sir.

00:38:58Do you know where it is?

00:38:59Yes, sir.

00:39:00Very well. Meet us in the gate yard.

00:39:01The outlaws of Sherwood Forest won't forget this night.

00:39:04I'll brand it into the memory of every Saxon in the Shire.

00:39:08Come with me.

00:39:25Well, we do live and learn.

00:39:27Is Alan here?

00:39:28No, but I'll lead you to him.

00:39:30Follow me to the horses.

00:39:51Well, here we are.

00:39:53Well, here we are at Roman Stone.

00:39:57I hope Robin isn't too long.

00:39:59There's a new moon tonight.

00:40:02That's good luck for us.

00:40:07Good. Their horses are gone.

00:40:09I'll go to the cottage and get Lady Marion.

00:40:11Friar, do you know the way to Roman Stone?

00:40:13Yes.

00:40:14We'll meet you there later.

00:40:15All right. Come on, leaders.

00:40:16Do hurry. We mustn't delay.

00:40:22Let's go.

00:40:53What's wrong, Friar?

00:40:54I... I think I've lost the way.

00:40:56Oh, no.

00:40:57Friar!

00:40:58Oh, but don't worry. I'll find it again.

00:41:23Listen.

00:41:24We must be near.

00:41:41Look.

00:41:42That's the way.

00:41:43Let's go.

00:41:44Let's go.

00:41:45Let's go.

00:41:47Robin?

00:41:52Oh, Robin!

00:41:54Is that you, Robin?

00:41:57Aye, it's Robin.

00:41:58Who's that?

00:41:59The Friar.

00:42:00This way, Robin, me lad.

00:42:17My lady!

00:42:18My lady!

00:42:21Help!

00:42:22It's a trap!

00:42:23They've taken my lady!

00:42:25Help!

00:42:32Help!

00:42:33Help!

00:42:34They've taken my lady!

00:42:36Help!

00:42:37Help!

00:42:41Help!

00:42:42Help!

00:42:47The Baron!

00:42:48He took my lady!

00:42:49He took my lady!

00:42:52Alan!

00:42:53Alan!

00:42:58I'm sorry, Robin.

00:42:59I thought it was you.

00:43:01We'll mark this day in black, Friar.

00:43:03But the days to come, we'll mark in red.

00:43:06One thousand gold coins for the head of Robin Hood,

00:43:08thief and bandit.

00:43:11Twenty-five hundred gold coins.

00:43:13All ye travellers crossing Sherwood

00:43:15headed for the domain of Fitz Alwyn

00:43:17will pay a toll befitting rank and station

00:43:19up to twenty-five hundred gold coins.

00:43:22Serfs and bondsmen are alone exempt,

00:43:24and they alone are welcome as free men.

00:43:27Robin Hood, thief and bandit!

00:43:32Bowman!

00:43:34Pay my respects.

00:43:44Ha, ha!

00:44:05See how it's done?

00:44:06Now Fitz Alwyn's swordsmen will be among the best,

00:44:08and they'll give us battle.

00:44:10You, tear off and try it.

00:44:14Some water?

00:44:15Yes, thank you, dear.

00:44:21Lighter, lighter, lighter!

00:44:37Not bad.

00:44:39Hey!

00:44:40Hi.

00:44:41Things haven't been the same since the women moved in.

00:44:43What have you got to wheeze about?

00:44:45The vittles are fancier,

00:44:46but now I've got to wash my hands before every meal.

00:44:49Oh, there.

00:44:50Oh, you've startled me.

00:44:52Forgive me, my lady.

00:44:53What are you about?

00:44:54Gathering greens for the soup.

00:44:56Oh, I see.

00:44:57I've got to wash my hands before every meal.

00:44:59Oh, you've startled me.

00:45:00Forgive me, my lady.

00:45:01What are you about?

00:45:02Gathering greens for the soup.

00:45:04Oh, I see.

00:45:05I've got to wash my hands before every meal.

00:45:07Gathering greens for the soup.

00:45:09We don't expect our guests to work for their keep.

00:45:11The hours would be that much longer

00:45:13if I sat twiddling my thumbs.

00:45:16Ruddy cheeks, sparkling eyes.

00:45:19I must say this rustic living agrees with you.

00:45:22You flatter me.

00:45:24I admire your courage, Lady Marion.

00:45:26Most women would be seeking protection

00:45:28when surrounded by a pack of thieves.

00:45:31Are you suggesting I'll have to defend myself?

00:45:34Not at all, my lady.

00:45:35I'm merely a precaution.

00:45:37Here, now, take this bow and arrow, for example.

00:45:40A lady, an archer?

00:45:42Come.

00:45:45I will affix this arrow.

00:45:48So...

00:45:51Take aim.

00:45:53Fire!

00:46:03See how simple?

00:46:05Oh, so it's you, false monk.

00:46:24True, Lindsay, but false only in the eyes of enemies.

00:46:27What do you want of me? I'm a poor man.

00:46:30Poor in coin, perhaps, but not in information.

00:46:32Is Lady Cristabel at the castle?

00:46:34She is, and well guarded.

00:46:36What have you done with my innocent daughter?

00:46:39She's in safe and tender hands.

00:46:41Only for her sake will we let you go unharmed.

00:46:44As for you, Friar,

00:46:45when the Archbishop of London

00:46:47sends his personal delegate tomorrow morning,

00:46:49I shall recommend your excommunication.

00:46:51On your way, Lindsay.

00:47:01The Archbishop's personal delegate?

00:47:03Tomorrow morning.

00:47:04Why would the Archbishop of London

00:47:06send his personal delegate to Nottingham?

00:47:08It could be nothing less than birth, or death, or marriage.

00:47:12Marriage, did you say?

00:47:14Nothing less than a noble marriage.

00:47:16A noble marriage at Nottingham, and we not invited?

00:47:19That can't be.

00:47:34It's wonderful.

00:47:35Too cold.

00:47:36Come on over here.

00:47:38I'm getting out.

00:47:40I'm going to stay in.

00:47:46Have you had enough?

00:47:48Not yet.

00:48:03Lady Marion! Lady Marion!

00:48:34Bring those horses!

00:48:36How dare you be so shameless?

00:48:38I, shameless?

00:48:40You don't know who I am.

00:48:42You're a very pretty wench, that's all I need to know.

00:48:44I'll have you know I'm the Lady Marion Clare.

00:48:46The sister of Sir Alan.

00:48:48He who scouts in the forest with Robin Hood?

00:48:50Better man than you, who has no honour.

00:48:52Now, set me down at once.

00:48:54Set you down, my dear?

00:48:56I'll have you know I'm the Lady Marion Clare.

00:48:58The sister of Sir Alan.

00:49:00He who scouts in the forest with Robin Hood?

00:49:02Better man than you, who has no honour.

00:49:04Now, set me down at once.

00:49:06Set you down, my lady, and every minute you become more beautiful.

00:49:09And valuable.

00:49:24We'll gather our men before dawn.

00:49:26That should be in time to halt the wedding.

00:49:28Boys! Boys!

00:49:30Move!

00:49:33We were taken by surprise.

00:49:35All of a sudden, there they were.

00:49:37They rode off with her.

00:49:39It was awful. She's gone. She's gone.

00:49:41Easy, Maude. Easy. Now, who's gone?

00:49:43Lady Marion.

00:49:45You and Lady Marion were to stay here. Why was that order disobeyed?

00:49:47We were bathing.

00:49:49All of a sudden, there they were.

00:49:51The Baron and Sir Philip. They carried her off.

00:49:54Little John, Will Scarlet, George, Buck, gather all the men.

00:49:57We'll meet here at midnight and sack the castle at dawn.

00:49:59This is the day of reckoning, lads.

00:50:01Dead or alive, we'll be free men.

00:50:03So ride, you devils! Ride!

00:50:29Ride! Ride!

00:50:37Now, this is the castle.

00:50:39Over here, the village.

00:50:41We strike at the village, making a diversion.

00:50:43Meanwhile, Sir Alan and myself will head for the castle.

00:50:45What's this?

00:50:47A white horse. Whose is it?

00:50:49Head him off.

00:50:55This is Lady Marion's horse.

00:50:57This was attached to the saddle.

00:51:02What does it say?

00:51:04The freedom of the Lady Marion will be exchanged...

00:51:06for the capitulation of the outlaw Robin Hood.

00:51:09That's all we need. Right on.

00:51:11Robin Hood will come alone and unarmed...

00:51:13to the edge of the forest opposite the castle...

00:51:15before sunrise of the morrow...

00:51:17and there place himself into the custody of two halberdiers...

00:51:20who will bind him and bring him to the castle.

00:51:22Once Robin Hood is in irons...

00:51:24the Lady Marion will be released.

00:51:27If Robin Hood defies this order...

00:51:29the life of the Lady Marion will be forfeited.

00:51:31It's a trap.

00:51:33What will you do?

00:51:35Give myself up, of course, before sunrise.

00:51:37No! No!

00:51:56No!

00:52:26No!

00:52:56No!

00:53:26No!

00:53:48Little John.

00:53:50Will Scarlet.

00:53:52Prisoner is suffering from hallucinations.

00:53:54Do you recognize Fitz Alwyn's halberdier as outlaw?

00:53:59Why, Sir Alan.

00:54:01He and the Marion men will soon be heading for the castle portcullis...

00:54:03ready to attack if old Fitz tries any tricks.

00:54:05You shouldn't have done this, lads.

00:54:07Too late now, Robin.

00:54:09You're at our mercy.

00:54:11Bandit surrenders!

00:54:13The bandit surrenders!

00:54:15Lift the portcullis!

00:54:42Take him to the Baron.

00:55:04Well, Baron, he won't escape this time.

00:55:06We'll have to wait and see.

00:55:09Well, Baron, he won't escape this time.

00:55:20Your gallows await you, outlaw.

00:55:22I've kept my part of the bargain.

00:55:24Now I would like to see Lady Marion.

00:55:26He wants to see the Lady.

00:55:28How very thoughtful of him.

00:55:30Everything is ready, my lords.

00:55:32I insist upon seeing Lady Marion.

00:55:34I'm afraid we haven't time for that.

00:55:36She now belongs to Sir Philip.

00:55:38Sir Philip?

00:55:40I promised her to him. I'm arranging a marriage.

00:55:44We need time.

00:55:46Hang him!

00:55:48To the gallows!

00:56:06To the gallows!

00:56:36Strap him.

00:57:07Achoo!

00:57:09Achoo!

00:57:36Hank!

00:57:40Hank!

00:57:42Hang him!

00:58:02Back, lads. This is my pleasure.

00:58:09Back.

00:58:39Back.

00:59:09Back.

00:59:39Back.

01:00:10Get off that horse!

01:00:28All right, lads.

01:00:31Send for some more archers.

01:00:33Send for some more archers.

01:00:35Clumsy fools.

01:00:37Your horse is ready, my lord.

01:00:39Sir Philip is safely away with my ladies.

01:00:41Very well.

01:00:43I must leave for my marriage.

01:00:45From now on, I charge you with the responsibility

01:00:47of subduing this outlaw Robin Hood

01:00:49and holding him liars till I return.

01:00:51Send for some more archers.

01:01:00To the gallows!

01:01:16Archers to your stations!

01:01:18All men to the battlements!

01:01:30I've got it!

01:02:00Little John!

01:02:02Will, where's Will?

01:02:04Beyond the arch, I think.

01:02:31Will? Will?

01:02:43Are you all right?

01:02:45Will, what have they done?

01:02:47Oh, he's all right.

01:02:49Why, you big oaf, pretending you were dead.

01:02:51Yes, but always.

01:02:55What have you done with Lady Marion?

01:02:57She's in the village with my daughter.

01:02:59Where's Marion?

01:03:01Gone to his wedding.

01:03:03To the village?

01:03:05Of course, Robin.

01:03:07The parish priest would never hold a wedding

01:03:09within the shadow of the gallows.

01:03:11Bring him along.

01:03:17Follow me, men!

01:03:29Let's go.

01:03:59Let's go.

01:04:29Let's go.

01:04:55My dear friends,

01:04:57you are about to enter into a union

01:04:59which is most sacred

01:05:01and most serious.

01:05:03It is most sacred because

01:05:05established by God himself.

01:05:27Hurry up!

01:05:41Lay down your arms!

01:05:43Lay down your arms!

01:05:49Your Reverence,

01:05:51you're marrying the lady to the wrong man.

01:05:53Get on with the ceremony.

01:05:55This holy ritual will not be desecrated

01:05:57by fighting.

01:05:59Now, what is this?

01:06:01Speak.

01:06:03My daughter and this knight have been betrothed

01:06:05these past five years.

01:06:07Will your Reverence continue the ceremony

01:06:09with the proper people?

01:06:11I'll put an end to this nonsense.

01:06:15I'll give this back to you, Baron,

01:06:17if you'll step away from this holy altar.

01:06:19There'll be no sacrilege here.

01:06:21Sir Philip, will you so honor me?

01:09:03My dear friends...

01:09:13Wait for me! Wait for me!

01:09:18You may proceed now, Father.

01:09:26That's one of Prince John's men.

01:09:28It's a royal herald.

01:09:31What's your hurry, man?

01:09:33I carry momentous news of great import.

01:09:35And my horse.

01:09:37What's this great news, young fellow?

01:09:39Richard the Pretender has returned to England.

01:09:41Richard's returned to England?

01:09:43With this ring I thee wed.

01:09:45With this ring I thee wed.

01:09:47And unto thee I pledge my fidelity.

01:09:51And unto thee I pledge my fidelity.

01:09:55Richard has returned to England.

01:10:00All hail Richard!

01:10:02Richard has returned to England!

01:10:05Richard has returned to England!

01:10:08Richard has returned to England!

01:10:10All hail Richard!

01:10:12Richard!

01:10:16Marches against the armies of Prince John.

01:10:19Prince John calls on all Englishmen

01:10:22to rally to his cause to drive the invader from the shores of England.

01:10:25Never!

01:10:28Who will ride with me for Richard?

01:10:35We must go to join King Richard.

01:10:37You mean right now?

01:10:47We ride for king and country!

01:10:53We ride for king and country!

01:10:55We ride for king and country!

01:10:57We ride for king and country!

01:10:59Hey!

01:11:00Hey!

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