Nick Brimble (born 22 July 19?? in Bristol) is an English actor best known for his performances as Little John in the film Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves and his appearances on various television shows. Nick was educated at Bristol Grammar School. His credits include: Softly, Softly, Z-Cars, Space: 1999, The Sweeney, The Professionals, Danger UXB, The Onedin Line, Blake's 7, Robin of Sherwood, Crossbow, The Scarlet Pimpernel, Dempsey &...
Robin, Duncan and Azeem sit around a fire with the outlaws and talk.
Robin is holding a struggling Little John by the neck in a river, John puts h...
The outlaws are passing a jug of mead around a circle; one of them finishes, ...
Fanny is confronted by a soldier as she drops swords down to the men. John cl...
John looks to Robin for support, but gets none.
As they plan, Fanny walks up and adds herself to the troop.
John commences to beat Will. In the process he ignores Fanny's pleadings and ...
The horse has taken Duncan to the outlaw camp. He look close to death when Ro...
As they prepare to fight, John throws Robin the staff he is holding. His son ...
Wulf tries to stop his father from entering the hut after he is prodded by Tuck.
Robin, John, Azeem and a few more bushwhack the remaining guards and make off...
John and Will fear reprisal will result from Robins encounter with the Sheriff.
John tells Robin that the forest and it's simple pleasures are the best that ...
Will explains why the men cannot fight back against the Sheriff and his men.
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