The 1938 classic film The Adventures of Robin Hood was released, influencing future adaptations of the Robin Hood legend.
Mel Brooks began developing the concept for Robin Hood: Men in Tights, a comedic parody of the Robin Hood legend and its film adaptations.
Principal photography of Robin Hood: Men in Tights took place.
Robin Hood: Men in Tights was released to theaters, providing a comedic take on the Robin Hood story.
Robin Hood returns to Sherwood Forest after fighting in the Crusades and finds his homeland under the thumb of Prince John and the corrupt Sheriff of Rottingham.
Robin Hood rescues Maid Marian from the clutches of Prince John and the Sheriff's men, igniting their romance and alliance against tyranny.
Robin Hood recruits a group of outlaws and misfits, including Little John and Ahchoo, to form his band and start fighting back against oppression.
Disguised, Robin Hood enters the archery tournament hosted by the Sheriff to win Maid Marian's hand and expose the Sheriff's corruption.
An epic confrontation occurs between Robin Hood's band and the Sheriff's forces, ultimately leading to the Sheriff's defeat.
With the power of the Sheriff broken, Robin Hood helps restore rightful leadership and peace to Nottingham and Sherwood Forest.
