Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves is a 1991 American adventure film directed by Kevin Reynolds. The film was marketed with the tagline "For the good of all men, and the love of one woman, he fought to uphold justice by breaking the law." Kevin Costner heads the cast list as Robin Hood. The film also stars Mary Elizabeth Mastrantonio as Maid Marian of Dubois, Morgan Freeman as Azeem, Christian Slater as Will Scarlet and Alan Rickman as the Sheriff...
In Sherwood, Robin charms a young woman in the coach as he removes her ring a...
At the home of Peter, Robin brings news of Peter's death to his sister Marian...
Robin, Duncan and Azeem sit around a fire with the outlaws and talk.
The Sheriff, in Mortianna's chambers is visibly angered by Robin's interference.
At Nottingham Castle guy bust in on the Sheriff and a naked woman, who starts...
Guy escorts a wagon load of beer through Sherwood forest. Friar Tuck sings an...
A prisoner that is to meet the executioner in the Turkish prison receives enc...
Robin, Will and the few remaining men make plans to continue the fight agains...
As Robin departs to find the Bishop, Marion stops him with a request.
Marion provides information to Robin, who has slipped into Nottingham dressed...
Robin is holding a struggling Little John by the neck in a river, John puts h...
The men pause again at a river. Azeem comments at the beauty he beholds as th...
Guy of Gisborne on his horse, glares at Robin standing below him.
Robin confesses the source of his wisdom and his pain.
Azeem and Robin get to know each other as they speak of their home lands.
After asking her to look after Duncan, Robin asks Marion a second favor.
Marion question the maturation process that Robin has experienced.
The Sheriff kneels over Sir Guy of Gisborne after he stabs him with a sword.
The outlaws are passing a jug of mead around a circle; one of them finishes, ...
Robin reflects on his fathers beliefs as he knells by his grave.
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