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| Original Disney Production Cel on Production Background Robin Hood 1973 Robin Hood & Vulture $2,700 |
Original Disney Production Cel on Production Background Robin Hood 1973 Robin Hood & Maid Marian SOLD |
Original Disney Production Cel on Cut Production Background Robin Hood 1973 Prince John and Maid Marian with King Richard and Friar Tuck $6,000 |
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Original Disney Production Cel on Key Pan Production Background Robin Hood 1973 Otto the Blacksmith $4,500 |
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| Original Disney Production Cels on cut Production Background Robin Hood 1973 Sheriff of Nottingham and Prince John on thrown $3,500 |
Original Disney Production Cel on cut Production Background Robin Hood 1973 Prince John falling out of his coach $1,500 |
Original Disney Production Cel on Custom Background Robin Hood 1973 Prince John and Sir Hiss $1,500 |
Original Disney Production Cel on Key Pan Production Background Robin Hood 1973 Robin Hood swings over gaurds $10,000 |
Original Disney Production Cels of Robin and Gator on Key Set up of Sherrif on Production Background Robin Hood 1973 Robin Hood, Gator, and Sherrif of Nottingham $6,000 |
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| Disney Animation Art Production Cel Robin Hood - 1973 Robin Hood $750 framed |
Original Disney Production Cel on Key Pan Production Background Robin Hood 1973 Robin Hood as crow with Sir Hiss in the balloon $8,700 |
Disney Animation Cel Robin Hood 1973 Production set up SOLD |
Disney Animation Cel Robin Hood 1973 Production set up SOLD |
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The story of England's legendary hero of the common people is told by travelling
minstrel Allan-a-Dale. The story is enacted by an assortment of cartoon animal
characters (Robin Hood and Maid Marian are foxes, Little John is a bear, King
Richard and Prince John are lions, etc.). Robin Hood rebels against the villainy
of Prince John and his accomplices, Sir Hiss and the Sheriff of Nottingham.
Prince John has usurped the throne of King Richard, his brother, who was captured
on the Crusades. With Little John, Friar Tuck, and the townspeople of Nottingham,
Robin defeats the runty prince and his minions and Richard is free to return
and reclaim his kingdom.
The Robin Hood legend has long been popular with movie makers, inspiring the
silent version starring Douglas Fairbanks, the Errol Flynn classic of 1938,
Sean Connery and Audrey Hepburn's "Robin and Marian" in 1976, Disney's
own live-action version "The Story of Robin Hood and His Merrie Men"
in 1952, and Kevin Costner's latest version in 1991. Some 350,000 drawings
were made for the production, with over 100,000 painted cels and 800 painted
backgrounds. The film was rereleased in theaters in 1982. Released on video
in 1984 and 1991.
Directed by Wolfgang Reitherman. Starring: the voices of Phil Harris (Little
John), Brian Bedford (Robin Hood), Roger Miller (Allan-a-Dale), Peter Ustinov
(King Richard/ Prince John), Terry-Thomas (Sir Hiss), Andy Devine (Friar Tuck),
Monica Evans (Maid Marian), and Pat Buttram (Sheriff of Nottingham). 83 min.
The songs, by Johnny Mercer, George Bruns, Roger Miller, and Floyd Huddleston,
include "Whistle-Stop," "The Phony King of England," "Love,"
"Oo-de-lally," and "Not in Nottingham." The song "Love,"
by George Bruns and Floyd Huddleston, was nominated for an Academy Award®.
In several sequences, George Bruns sought to capture the flavor of the period
by using medieval instruments such as French horns and harpsichords, and occasionally
just a mandolin.
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