Robin Hood, Jr.

Year: 1934

Runtime: 7 mins

Language: English

Director: Ub Iwerks

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Willie Whopper, a pint‑sized fibber, claims to be Robin Hood, sparking a musical adventure where he becomes a singing, dancing Robin of Sherwood Forest. Maid Marion, imprisoned in Ill Manor and forced to marry the evil Prince John, sends a plea. Disguised as a jester, Robin crashes the wedding and battles Prince John.

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