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Robin Hood, written by Dominic Minghella, Simon J. Ashford, Jason Sutton, Julian Unthank, Debbie Oates, Rob Heyland, Julian Jones, Richard Stoneman, John Fay, Richard Kurti and Bev Doyle ; directed by Matthew Evans, Ciaran Donnelly, James Erskine, Roger Goldby and David Evans ; created by Dominic Minghella and Foz Allan ; series producer, Nick Pitt, Season two

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Robin Hood, written by Dominic Minghella, Simon J. Ashford, Jason Sutton, Julian Unthank, Debbie Oates, Rob Heyland, Julian Jones, Richard Stoneman, John Fay, Richard Kurti and Bev Doyle ; directed by Matthew Evans, Ciaran Donnelly, James Erskine, Roger Goldby and David Evans ; created by Dominic Minghella and Foz Allan ; series producer, Nick Pitt, Season two

Language

eng

Characteristic

videorecording

Intended audience

Not rated

Main title

Robin Hood

Medium

videorecording DVD

Responsibility statement

written by Dominic Minghella, Simon J. Ashford, Jason Sutton, Julian Unthank, Debbie Oates, Rob Heyland, Julian Jones, Richard Stoneman, John Fay, Richard Kurti and Bev Doyle ; directed by Matthew Evans, Ciaran Donnelly, James Erskine, Roger Goldby and David Evans ; created by Dominic Minghella and Foz Allan ; series producer, Nick Pitt

Runtime

587

Summary

The world is changing rapidly. The Sheriff of Nottingham has forged a pact with the black knights to kill King Richard. But first, the sheriff wants Robin dead more than ever and sets about catching him with the help of his sister and others. Marian and Edward are placed under house arrest in the castle after Gisborne burns their home to the ground. Now with Marian as castle spy, Robin and his gang can continue to help the people of Nottingham and stay one step ahead of the sheriff and Gisborne. As events begin to turn in favor of the sheriff, suspicion of a spy within Robin's gang becomes evident. Could this change the dynamic of the gang or tear them apart for good?

Technique

live action

resource.variantTitle

Robin Hood, Season 2

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