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The Ribald Tales of Robin Hood (1969)
In Sherwood forest every day is a party. It is teeming with ladies with whom Robin and his lusty men have a great time. Until his greatest enemy, the evil Prince John, makes an end to all the fun. He kidnaps Maid Marian and locks her up in his torture chamber.
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In Sherwood forest every day is a party. It is teeming with ladies with whom Robin and his lusty men have a great time. Until his greatest enemy, the evil Prince John, makes an end to all the fun. He kidnaps Maid Marian and locks her up in his torture chamber.
Rating:NC-17
Genre:Comedy, Adventure
Written By:Richard Kanter
In Theaters:10/29/1969
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Runtime:77 minutes
Studio:Urania-Filmproduktion, Mondo Films
Cast
Richard Kanter, Erwin C. Dietrich
Director
Ralph Jenkins
Robin Hood
Dee Lockwood
Maid Marian
Steve Vincent
Prince John
Lynn Cartwright
Lady Sallyforth
Scott Sizemore
Young Robin
C.S. Poole
The Sheriff
Frank Nathan
Little John
Wendell Swink
Little John
James Brand
Sir Guy
Eddie Nova
Friar Tuck
Raymond Renard
Robin's father
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