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Saturday 28th September 2024 |
11:15am screening | Tickets: Pay What You Feel
In the 1970s, Disney reimagined Robin Hood with woodland animals, following the success of The Aristocats. Heroic Robin Hood, along with his trusty companion Little John and his devoted band of merry men, embarks on a series of humorous and daring deeds to outsmart the greedy Prince John and bring joy to the residents of Sherwood Forest.
Broadway’s first-ever Robin Hood Movie Marathon is set to coincide with Nottingham’s annual Half and Mini Marathon. This day-long celebration of the legendary local hero features some of his most iconic cinematic adventures. From the swashbuckling Errol Flynn to Kevin Costner as a Prince of Thieves, attendees can look forward to a day of action and adventure.
Whether you're a tapering runner looking to rest up or a film enthusiast who enjoys a long runtime, everyone is invited to gather their merry band and join in.
Tickets for all films in the Robin Hood Marathon are Pay What You Feel, allowing attendees to watch as many screenings as they wish. Kids are welcome, and there will be family-friendly activities throughout the day.
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