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The Adventures of Maid Marian 

Everyone knows the stories of Robin Hood and Maid Marian, but this the story of what happens next. Out of the shadows, a legend returns to save her people from the tyranny of the disgraced Sheriff of Nottingham. Robin Hood remains at war and Marian must put her own combat skills to the test, creating a new tale that will be heralded throughout the ages.
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Everyone knows the stories of Robin Hood and Maid Marian, but this the story of what happens next. Out of the shadows, a legend returns to save her people from the tyranny of the disgraced Sheriff of Nottingham. Robin Hood remains at war and Marian must put her own combat skills to the test, creating a new tale that will be heralded throughout the ages.

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Genre:Adventure, Action
Directed By:Bill Thomas
Written By:Bill Thomas
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Runtime:82 minutes
Studio:Signature Entertainment

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Director

Bill Thomas

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Sophie-Louise Craig

Maid Marian

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Dominic Andersen

Robin Hood

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Bob Cryer

The Sherriff of Nottingham

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Harry Harrold

Friar Tuck

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Jennifer Matter

Prioress Elizabeth

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Lainy Boyle

Sister Agnes

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Alexander Jeremy

Dain

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James Groom

King John

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Roland stone

Abbott Eustace

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Jon Lee Pellet

Little John

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Danny Husbands

Baron William De Lech

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