The Adventures of Robin Hood

Errol Flynn plays Robin Hood in this classic Technicolor adventure film from 1938. In Lab111 Amsterdam, you see how he helps the poor of Nottingham, courts Maid Marian, and fights against injustice. Robin Hood in dazzling Technicolor In The Adventures of Robin Hood (1938), Errol Flynn plays a nobleman who falls out of favor with King John and sides with the poor villagers of Nottingham. With sword, bow, and arrow, and an inexhaustible sense of humor, he goes to battle against injustice. The film was shot using a then-new and expensive color process. The rich, saturated hues are still considered an example of the 'Glorious Technicolor' era. Errol Flynn at his best Flynn portrays his Robin Hood with exuberant bravado, charm, and athletic qualities. Director Michael Curtiz, known for Casablanca and Mildred Pierce, made full use of those attributes. Between 1935 and 1941, Flynn and Curtiz collaborated about 10 times, usually with Flynn as the fearless hero. In this film, he also adds a romantic subplot: he attempts to win over his childhood sweetheart, Maid Marian. Classic adventure film in Lab111 Lab111 in Amsterdam is screening The Adventures of Robin Hood as part of its programming of special and classic films. It is a chance to see this swashbuckler on the big screen. Are you interested? Via the link on this page, you can find the available screenings and reserve tickets.