Robin Hood: Prince of Sherwood (1994) Online
- Original Title :
- Robin Hood: Prince of Sherwood
- Genre :
- Creative Work / Adventure
- Year :
- 1994
- Directror :
- James Hunter
- Cast :
- Jason Braly,Steve Barker,Caroline Duncan
- Writer :
- James Hunter,James Hunter
- Type :
- Creative Work
- Time :
- 1h 7min
- Rating :
- 4.7/10
Robin Hood is back with his gang of outlaws to do battle with the dark forces of the Sheriff of Nottingham. With his lands taken and father murdered, he and his gang of outlaws are forced to live in Sherwood forest and raid the Sheriff whenever needed. Not content with his life of crime, Robin Hood pleads with his men to overthrow the Sheriff once and for all. However, the Sheriff has plans of his own for Robin. In a stunning move, the Sheriff and his allies kidnap Lady Marian and hold her prisoner. In one last and desperate battle Robin Hood leads an assault upon Nottingham Castle to rescue his love, and bring balance back to England. Will the King return in time?
| Credited cast: | |||
 | Jason Braly | - | Robin Hood |
| Steve Barker | - | Sheriff of Nottingham |
 | Caroline Duncan | - | Maid Marian |
 | John Neely | - | Friar Tuck |
| Mark S. Faulkner | - | Guy of Gisborne |
| Brad Letson | - | Will Scarlett |
| Scott Knoblach | - | Little John |
| Mary Dobbs | - | Witch of Prophecy |
| Ronnie Prince | - | Wulf |
| Mike Pollick | - | King Richard |
| Rick Wright | - | Baron of Doncaster |
| Rest of cast listed alphabetically: | |||
| Michael Adams | - | Much |
| James W. Hunter Jr. | - | Knight |
| Dick Tait | - | Priest |
All the wooden longbows and arrows in this film were made by Jerry Hill Longbow Company. Jerry Hill is the son of Howard Hill who played the Captain of Archers and was the Archery Instructor in The Adventures of Robin Hood (1938) starring Errol Flynn. Hill assisted Flynn in many other films, often Flynn's stunt double. They remained lifelong friends. Jerry Hill no longer makes bows or arrows.
The writer and director of this movie, James Hunter, was only 15 years old at the time of production, which included a crew of 10 to 20 people, a dozen cast members, and around 100 extras.