Robin Hood's arrows

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Movie
German title Robin Hood's arrows
Original title Стрелы Робин Гуда
Country of production Soviet Union
original language Russian
Publishing year 1975
length 78 minutes
Age rating FSK 12
Rod
Director Sergei Tarasov
script Sergei Tarasov
Kirill Rapoport
production Latvian Film Studio Riga
music Raimonds Pauls
camera E. August
cut A. Sigate
occupation
synchronization

The Arrows of Robin Hood is a 1975 Soviet adventure film directed by Sergei Tarasov .

action

Robin Hood takes part undercover in an archery organized by the Sheriff of Nottingham . Here he not only wins the main prize, a silver arrow with a gold tip, and has to flee from the sheriff's men, but also meets the beautiful miller's daughter Maria. When he wants to visit her with his newly found companion brother Tuck, he just witnesses how the cruel Guy of Gisborne has the miller shot and his mill goes up in flames. Maria is now coming to Sherwood Forest with Robin Hood .

According to tradition, before a meal, Robin Hood's men stop a knight who is riding through the forest in order to ask him to eat and to receive alms from him at the same time. Alan-a-Dale, who is escorted to dinner by them, turns out to be penniless. Even more: as a crusader he was far away from home for years, has now returned home and has learned that the Bishop of Herford drove his father to his death. He also got the lock pawned by him, which Alan now wants to buy for 400 gold pieces. Robin Hood and his men give their jewelry and the prize arrow and Alan gets the money together. In addition, he is able to prevent Sir Edmund's marriage to his lover Lady Anne, who must believe that he has fallen, and through Brother Tuck he takes Lady Anne as his wife. Alan and Anne are murdered from behind by Edmund's people shortly after the wedding.

A little later, the Sheriff of Nottingham kidnaps Robin Hood's lover Maria. He announces that Mary will be publicly executed as a witch the next day. That same night, Robin Hood and his men raided the estate of Guy von Gisborne, who was killed in the process. In the uniforms of the men of Gisbornes, Robin Hood's followers go to Nottingham and free Mary. It comes to the final fight between the sheriff's men and those of Robin Hood, from which Robin Hood emerges as the winner.

production

Robin Hood's arrows came in 1975 in the cinemas of the Soviet Union and on July 8, 1977 in the cinemas of the GDR. In addition, it ran for the first time on the same day on DFF 2 on television in the GDR and was broadcast for the first time on German television on July 31, 1988 on RTL plus . Icestorm released the film on DVD in February 2007 as part of their The Great Adventure Film series .

Originally, Vladimir Vysotsky wrote the score for The Arrows of Robin Hood and wrote several songs to be integrated into the plot. Vysotski's film music was discarded, however, and it was instead created by Raimonds Pauls . Four of Vysotssky's songs were later used in the adventure film The Ballad of the Brave Knight Ivanhoe . There has also been an uncut version of the film with the songs of Vysotsky since the 1990s.

synchronization

Annette wrote the DEFA dubbing dialogue for you , and Fred-Arthur Geppert directed it .

role actor Voice actor
Robin Hood Boris Khmelnitsky Thomas Kästner
Maria Regina Rasuma Elke Wieditz

Other actors will be dubbed by Manfred Heine , Klaus Glowalla , Hinrich Köhn , Walter Jäckel , Hans-Joachim Hegewald and Barbara Lotzmann .

criticism

“Long-winded, sometimes seemingly incoherent adventure film in a historical guise. A mixture of romanticism, brawls and anti-clerical tendencies, overloaded with dialogue, ”said the film service .

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. See vilavi.ru (Russian)
  2. The arrows of Robin Hood. In: Lexicon of International Films . Film service , accessed March 2, 2017 .Template: LdiF / Maintenance / Access used