The Men of Sherwood Forest (1954) |
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| Director(s) | Val Guest |
| Producer(s) | Michael Carreras |
| Top Genres | Adventure |
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Don Taylor(as Robin Hood)
The Men of Sherwood Forest
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1954
The Men of Sherwood Forest
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1954
Don Taylor
(as Robin Hood)
Reginald Beckwith(as Friar Tuck)
The Men of Sherwood Forest
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1954
The Men of Sherwood Forest
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1954
Reginald Beckwith
(as Friar Tuck)
Douglas Wilmer(as Sir Nigel Saltire)
The Men of Sherwood Forest
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1954
The Men of Sherwood Forest
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1954
Douglas Wilmer
(as Sir Nigel Saltire)
Ballard Berkeley(as Walter)
The Men of Sherwood Forest
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1954
The Men of Sherwood Forest
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1954
Ballard Berkeley
(as Walter)
Wensley Pithey(as Hugo)
The Men of Sherwood Forest
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1954
The Men of Sherwood Forest
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1954
Wensley Pithey
(as Hugo)
John Kerr(as Brian of Eskdale)
The Men of Sherwood Forest
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1954
The Men of Sherwood Forest
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1954
John Kerr
(as Brian of Eskdale)
Peter Arne(as )
The Men of Sherwood Forest
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1954
The Men of Sherwood Forest
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1954
Peter Arne
(as )
Bernard Bresslaw(as Garth)
The Men of Sherwood Forest
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1954
The Men of Sherwood Forest
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1954
Bernard Bresslaw
(as Garth)
The Men of Sherwood Forest Overview:
The Men of Sherwood Forest (1954) was a Adventure - Film directed by Val Guest and produced by Michael Carreras.
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The Men of Sherwood Forest ( 1954 )
Before Hammer Film Studios began its regular output of horror films, they made quite a number of dramas and also experimented in other genres...including swashbucklers. One year before Richard Greene became the idol of youth in television's The Adventures of Robin Hood, Hammer tried their hand at sp... Read full article
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The first film of Douglas Wilmer.
Hammer Studios first film in colour