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Flynn’s Adventures of Robin Hood – “Much Imitated But Never Surpassed”

18 Jun

Art Directors Guild Film Society & American Cinematique Present:

(Errol Flynn’s) The Adventures of Robin Hood

Featuring the Production Design of Carl Jules Weyl

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— Tim

 
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9 years ago

This is wonderful great news and a great find Tim!
Errol’s Robin Hood stood its time and will last forever! He should have received an Oscar for it.
With all the glitz and glamor he had in his star-life yet a lot of unfairness came with it too.
Yeah, and the Brown Derby was one of Errol’s hunting grounds too!

9 years ago
Reply to  Gentleman Tim

I agree that he could have (should have) been nominated for this performance. I felt the same way about Antonio Banderas’ performance in “The Mask of Zorro”. But Flynn also had a skill with the pseudo-Shakespearean dialogue that made you ache to see him in the real thing. The Sea Hawk is another film performance that could have been nominated. He made it seem so effortless. You felt that belief that you would follow him into battle.

9 years ago

That balcony drawing is an unbelievable find, thank you. I did feel the influence of Fairbanks 1922 film in the staircase that Maid Marian overhears the plan to kill the King. (The drawing of which can be seen at the top of the first picture. [img]http://150597036.r.cdn77.net/wp-content/uploads/2009/11/robin-hood2c1.jpg[/img][img]sions/14342000/14342416_cf2b_625x1000.jpg[/img][img]http://1.bp.blogspot.com/-l5LaMlkaMa4/TzyjHzrfBAI/AAAAAAAACTo/rNxZid6bG9A/s1600/robin6.jpg[/img]