I have no reason to watch a different film on the Hood. This is and will always be a classic. It is like a great Monet painting. You cannot make it any better. It stands alone and will last for generations to come. I enjoy re-visiting the film. just like I re-visit a great painting.
I love how Robin tells the outer door guards to shut the doors for there's a traitor inside; he's technically correct considering he just called Prince John one!
Director: Errol, in this film, you wear really tight green tights, kiss pretty women, insult people, and beat up a whole bunch of guys. Flynn: Sounds like an average Tuesday afternoon, really.
"In the classic 1938 Errol Flynn film "The Adventures of Robin Hood," the producers wanted a realistic 'look' when people were killed by arrows. Instead of SFX or editing tricks, they just hired an expert archer to shoot extras wearing padding. Extras were paid $150 each time they were shot."
Olivia & Errol played great roles in this classic 1938 Robin Hood movie. Olivia is outstanding & beautiful as Maid Marian. Olivia was also a great actress in "Gone With the Wind". Love both of these movies. ❤❤😊😊
Forget CGI, the problems with today's movies are (1) they're too dark - the writers have zero sense of humor (see the recent Robin Hood); (2) they're shot like music videos, with cameras seemingly held by drunks and shots cutting every two seconds; and (3) excessive product placement - it's not enough that films make millions and millions from tickets, producers' greed is insatiable. CGI can be used effectively if not shoved in your face; it's the style, not the technique, that makes or breaks.
The fact that they used real arrows against people who were often running shows a lot of guts on the part of the stuntmen! Howard Hill was the name of the archer who did all of the trick shots. According to a old newspaper article from The Daily Times (Davenport Iowa) April 6, 1938 This scene at 01:28 was the first one filmed with Sol Gorss as the stuntman who plays the guard who gets shot. It was the first time it was done and they weren't 100% certain Hill could hit the small metal plate under Gorss's costume while he was running. This led to the fear on Gorss's character face to be more than just acting since it wasn't know how this was going to turn out.
Maid Marian here (Olivia de Havilland) is alive as of this writing, aged 95. The horse she rode in the film later achieved stardom as Trigger, after he was bought by Roy Rogers!
I'm From England. I live in a city 16 miles from Nottingham. Basil Rathbone attended a very 'posh' school nearby called 'Repton'...ie about 20 miles from Nottingham Castle. Errol Flynn learned many of his acting skills at Northampton Rep theatre Company about 60 miles from Nottingham... ...I wonder if they ever talked about "The old days" when they became rich & famous in their Hollywood heyday!
MANY of the old 3 strip Technicolor films had an original "glow" and the film technicians brought that great aspect back ...This is how the film probably looked in 1938...Other refurbished 3 strip Technicolor classics: GWTW, WOZ, Disney's SNOW WHITE and PINOCCHIO, DRUMS ALONG THE MOHAWK, THIEF OF BAGHDAD...
@@mrg1700 I think what he means is that lately the "professional critics" on Rotten Tomatoes have gone NUTS. They rated "The Last Jedi" really high...they rated "Joker" really low. Totally against the audience opinion. The whole "WOKE" thing has infected Hollywood badly.
The inspiration for the art direction in "The Adventures Of Robin Hood" was the early 20th century adventure book illustrations of N. C. Wyeth and the Brandywine School artists: Howard Pyle, Frank Schoonover, and others.
Fantastic American movie making at its finest superb in every respect acting score direction plot it has it all compare to pathetic modern action adventure movies
The Palomino horse that Will Scarlet is riding in this scene was later purchased by Roy Rogers and became famous as his wonder horse Trigger in his movies and television series.
This is great action scenes. No cgi or fuckin slow motion scenes like in so many action movies these days. This looks real cause it is as real as it can get.
Watching this I just realize how well done the Robin Hood men in tights was 😄 watching this scene (I haven't seen this particukar movie before) feels so familiar.
As far as I'm concern there's only one Robin Hood and that's Errol Flynn but I also like Carey Eweles who unlike some other Robin Hood could speak with an English accent.
I agree, I don't think any actor today can pull of such a performance of Robin Hood as Errol Flynn, the movie had everything you would expect from a action movie, a lot of actors have tried to play the role of Robin Hood, but were totally rubbish, mind you I did like Richard Green who played Robin in the British series in the fifties.
Thanx for that, I can't hardly believe anyone from Robin Hood 1938 is still alive, but I don't doubt you are correct. I remember when Errol Flynn died, it seems like many years ago.
I've always noticed a mistake in the continuity. After Robin tells the guards about the traitor, he escapes with Mutch. He would have been long gone by the time that Sir Guy and the Normans force the doors open, but yet when the guard says "There! Through the gate!," Robin and Mutch are still in the castle.
Gisbourne needs to have a talk with whoever supplies the guard's armor. If a simple longbow can kill them with one shot to the gut, I don't want to know what a sword would do!
Imagine if Kevin Costner played Robin Hood in this film--unconvincingly, of course, with his California accent. Then substract 2 stars from this could've-been-greater-with-Errol film.
Actually, the English longbow was pretty much the reason why plate armor charges worked. A hail of longbow arrows stops chain armored infantry, well... dead.
Actually you are wrong. There are plenty of historical accounts where chain protected a man perfectly well against a long bow.....at long range. But within 60 yards and closer, even plate could be pierced, until the Italians made better plate armor and used it at Verneiul.
On account of mail armor actually works pretty well against a cutting blow from a sword. The main problems were that it was flexible, meaning that blunt force weapons like axes and maces could break bones underneath the armor, and that it was garbage against piercing weapons, like spears and arrows.
gjm1953 I suspect they are wearing chainmail to fit the period. Why aren't they all wearing plate armor, you might ask? Well, it was expensive as hell, probably not something you'd outfit all your grunts with (these guys are clearly grunts). Another aspect of it is that an arrow with a bodkin (really big, pointy strong arrow head) fired from a high-power bow, can go through a LOT of stuff. Chainmail is for protection against cuts and works pretty well for that.
Sparrowhawk Also, the year is somewhere between 1189 and 1200. Plate armor didn't come into common use, even in piecemeal form until the late 13th century, about 70 years later. Full plate was not developed until about 1420.
Spot on, Thought Plate armour starts to appear piecemeal in early fourteen century and reached its heyday during the early 15th century. There is an interesting suggestion that in some countries particularly France, the drive to develop Plate Armour is driven by the desire to come up with an effective defence for Knights against that great knight killer, English Longbowmen, whose steel tipped bodkin arrows were able to penetrate all types of armour in use at that time, be they mail or a combination of plate and mail.
Baring the usual continuity mistakes, by the time the editors spot them it is far too late!, it is still one of the finest films ever shot, and the best Technicolor as well. Hitchcock could never give a care about minor errors, he just said what are you watching the story... or the effects and errors?.
@@jorawesummme609 This was when Technicolor was a new thing. Shows that to make a good movie, talent is everything. Seems like the older this movie is, on HD or whatever, the better it looks
@valtonwilson CGI ? Are you kidding me? This was back when they made real movies, this was before WW II, probably everyone in it is dead. I used to be a projectionist at a drive in, I remember the BIG screen.
I must have seen this movie fifty times and I'm surprised that this is the first time I've thought of this: What good is it that all those guys were wearing chain mail armor when the arrows seem to penetrate it pretty easily? Sure, they had to get hit for the story, but why put them in mail in the first place?
I think chain mail was for close quarter fighting that, if an opponent struck you with an indirect blow or a sword slash to the shoulder or arm .You could endure and keep fighting. Hopefully to prevail. But, remember arrows produce a considerable force to a pinpoint on the chain mail at a distance !. So penetration would likely be severe.
@DOMuricu Can't see the costume problem it is consistent in this clip, same green tunic and hose throughout, unless confusion occurs between Robin and his pursuers. Don't forget the Warners changed directors in mid stream on the film, continuity always suffers when this happens, look at Wizard of OZ ....the problems like this don't spoil the film.
How could mutiny on the bounty, beat out this movie for best picture of the year .........the group that voted.......one movie ,All male cast....the other, Flynn and Dehavilyn
فيلم مغامرات رائع وجميل بالله : اللي يقدر يمد العون في فتح المواقع الأجنبية ويساعد في رؤية هذا الفيلم التاريخي عن " الأمير النبيل ؛ روبن هود " وغيرها من أفلام ومسلسلات السينما العالمية .
@valtonwilson I understand that, It's just in my opinion, when they invented "CGI" that was the end of movies. Using the phrase "CGI" in the comments of a vid of showing Errol Flynn's 1938 classic is like talking about Justin Beeber on a Beatles vid.
Dont forget, the original 2-strip color film first came to life in 1932 in the film " Dr. X"...dreadful color it was, as it had very little contrast & clarity, but had to be used once or twice a year because of a studio outside vendors contract. Cheers
Robin Hood: Complains King John steals too much money and food from the poor. *Proceeds to demolish Guy's castle, wasting food and destroying valuables*
الله الله : بالعدل والأمانة والإنصاف لهذه " السينما العالمية الرائعة والجميلة " التي تقدم كل ما هو جميل ورائع حتى ولو حساب أديانها وقادتها . فقارن هنا في هذا الفيلم صورة " عودة الملك : ريتشارد " إلى وطنه متخفياً ومعه قادته - بعبائة النساء - خجلاً من قومه أن يروه بعد الهزيمة من القائد الفاتح الإسلامي : صلاح الدين الأيوبي ، حتى عندما سأله روبن فقال : لماذا تركتنا وذهبت للقتال ؟ فقال الملك ريتشارد : لو كنت أعلم لما ذهبت للقتال - وذلك بعدما رآه من صيحات وصولات القادة الفاتحين المسلمين للفرنجة وغيرهم من : هزيمتهم وقتلهم وتشريدهم " وبين الفيلم المصري " الناصر صلاح الدين " الذي صور هناك صورة " الملك الفرنجي : ريتشارد " وأعطاه في الفيلم لقب " قلب الأسد "
I have no reason to watch a different film on the Hood. This is and will always be a classic. It is like a great Monet painting. You cannot make it any better. It stands alone and will last for generations to come. I enjoy re-visiting the film. just like I re-visit a great painting.
yep
Agreed!
One of the greatest adventure films magical
Very colourful film!
agreed.
Errol Flynn was born to play the role of Robin Hood, no one can top his performance.
NO ONE.
Still my favorite Robin Hood movie even after all these decades!
I love how Robin tells the outer door guards to shut the doors for there's a traitor inside; he's technically correct considering he just called Prince John one!
Director: Errol, in this film, you wear really tight green tights, kiss pretty women, insult people, and beat up a whole bunch of guys.
Flynn: Sounds like an average Tuesday afternoon, really.
Beautiful Technicolor!
Possibly my favorite movie ever.
"In the classic 1938 Errol Flynn film "The Adventures of Robin Hood," the producers wanted a realistic 'look' when people were killed by arrows. Instead of SFX or editing tricks, they just hired an expert archer to shoot extras wearing padding. Extras were paid $150 each time they were shot."
Olivia & Errol played great roles in this classic 1938 Robin Hood movie. Olivia is outstanding & beautiful as Maid Marian. Olivia was also a great actress in "Gone With the Wind". Love both of these movies. ❤❤😊😊
I think this is my favorite film of all time. For as long as I can remember, I've been a fan of Errol Flynn.
Master: Great actor, but read his biography ‼️
@@joline2730 I did.
Errol Flynn is the best Robin Hood I've ever seen.
Second best to Sean Connery in Robin and Marian.
My second best is Michael Praed in ROBIN OF SHERWOOD, 1984
1991 film was pretty good to
Without a shadow of a doubt
I like this Robin Hood film than every other film ever created.
Errol is King!!! I've literally watched this movie hundreds of times at least and it's always as incredible as the first time, if not moreso!
Forget CGI, the problems with today's movies are (1) they're too dark - the writers have zero sense of humor (see the recent Robin Hood); (2) they're shot like music videos, with cameras seemingly held by drunks and shots cutting every two seconds; and (3) excessive product placement - it's not enough that films make millions and millions from tickets, producers' greed is insatiable. CGI can be used effectively if not shoved in your face; it's the style, not the technique, that makes or breaks.
I agree with you except for your second point.
"Such impudence, your highness. If I could only reach him".
😂😂😂 my favorite line in the scene.
Errol Flynn was a unique character who lived an amazing life. I once read his autobiography, 'My Wicked, Wicked Ways'. Fascinating.
Shit man this beats most action scenes today
The greatest action movie of all time . The greatest swashbuckler of them all.
a fantastically great choreographed scene and Korngold's music during it was so spot on. one of my favorite scenes in the movie
The fact that they used real arrows against people who were often running shows a lot of guts on the part of the stuntmen! Howard Hill was the name of the archer who did all of the trick shots. According to a old newspaper article from The Daily Times (Davenport Iowa) April 6, 1938 This scene at 01:28 was the first one filmed with Sol Gorss as the stuntman who plays the guard who gets shot. It was the first time it was done and they weren't 100% certain Hill could hit the small metal plate under Gorss's costume while he was running. This led to the fear on Gorss's character face to be more than just acting since it wasn't know how this was going to turn out.
Old Hollywood stunts has a balls!
Maid Marian here (Olivia de Havilland) is alive as of this writing, aged 95. The horse she rode in the film later achieved stardom as Trigger, after he was bought by Roy Rogers!
And now she’s been dead since 2020
The Korngold musical score is epic…..
Epic errole flynn and basil Rathbone swordfight
I love how he has, like, 4 arrows in that quiver yet he keeps pulling out arrow after arrow after arrow.
I'm From England. I live in a city 16 miles from Nottingham. Basil Rathbone attended a very 'posh' school nearby called 'Repton'...ie about 20 miles from Nottingham Castle. Errol Flynn learned many of his acting skills at Northampton Rep theatre Company about 60 miles from Nottingham... ...I wonder if they ever talked about "The old days" when they became rich & famous in their Hollywood heyday!
MANY of the old 3 strip Technicolor films had an original "glow" and the film technicians brought that great aspect back ...This is how the film probably looked in 1938...Other refurbished 3 strip Technicolor classics: GWTW, WOZ, Disney's SNOW WHITE and PINOCCHIO, DRUMS ALONG THE MOHAWK, THIEF OF BAGHDAD...
This film got 100% in rotten tomatoes..
eggsonyoutube It really deserves it, this film is a masterpiece.
Rotten tomatoes isn't qualified to judge film.
@@lightshift3431 what do you mean
@@mrg1700 I think what he means is that lately the "professional critics" on Rotten Tomatoes have gone NUTS. They rated "The Last Jedi" really high...they rated "Joker" really low. Totally against the audience opinion. The whole "WOKE" thing has infected Hollywood badly.
Fantastic scene and movie! The bright colors and medieval setting remind me of the “Prince Valiant” comic strip.
The inspiration for the art direction in "The Adventures Of Robin Hood" was the early 20th century adventure book illustrations of N. C. Wyeth and the Brandywine School artists: Howard Pyle, Frank Schoonover, and others.
This is such a good film
Erol Flynn:Thee Ultimate Swashbuckler
I’ve watched these film many times, still brilliant!
Korngold won a well deserved Oscar for his score.
How could they ever make a Robin Hood movie after this one? They never even got remotely closed to Errol Flynn.
“You infernal idiot!” Lol
Gänsehaut, wenn man diese super Aufnahmen sieht. Ich wünschte, diese Art Filme zu machen, käme wieder...
The little bounce when he punches the guy before going up the stairs...
you mean that CHOREOGRAPHY. absolutely terrific
Fantastic American movie making at its finest superb in every respect acting score direction plot it has it all compare to pathetic modern action adventure movies
Best movie Errol Flynn ever did!🙂🎥🎬🗡️🏰🏴
That and Captain Blood.
He might actually be the robin hood with the highest kill count as portrayed in movies, he really always shoots to kill in this movie!
The Palomino horse that Will Scarlet is riding in this scene was later purchased by Roy Rogers and became famous as his wonder horse Trigger in his movies and television series.
Somewhere else in the comments it is claimed that it was Maid Marion's horse that became trigger.
This is great action scenes. No cgi or fuckin slow motion scenes like in so many action movies these days. This looks real cause it is as real as it can get.
such impudence your highness! If I could only reach him!
*stays well back*
He has to be one of the best characters ever created.
*said while holding his cape in front of Prince John*
I guess his highness’ brave high sheriff of Nottingham really was afraid of him 🤣
There was only one Robin Hood and that was Errol Flynn you will never see his like again.
Watching this I just realize how well done the Robin Hood men in tights was 😄 watching this scene (I haven't seen this particukar movie before) feels so familiar.
Anthony Quinn was once quoted as saying: "I liked Flynn's 'f..k you' attitude.
Its a spectacular scene very well made. But that hit from Basil to the guard at 02:10 was like geez ouch and check out the guards reaction.
As far as I'm concern there's only one Robin Hood and that's Errol Flynn but I also like Carey Eweles who unlike some other Robin Hood could speak with an English accent.
I agree, I don't think any actor today can pull of such a performance of Robin Hood as Errol Flynn, the movie had everything you would expect from a action movie, a lot of actors have tried to play the role of Robin Hood, but were totally rubbish, mind you I did like Richard Green who played Robin in the British series in the fifties.
The guard at the gate is getting an Article 15 in the morning.
Thanx for that, I can't hardly believe anyone from Robin Hood 1938 is still alive, but I don't doubt you are correct. I remember when Errol Flynn died, it seems like many years ago.
I've always noticed a mistake in the continuity. After Robin tells the guards about the traitor, he escapes with Mutch. He would have been long gone by the time that Sir Guy and the Normans force the doors open, but yet when the guard says "There! Through the gate!," Robin and Mutch are still in the castle.
Simply the best.
I’m here because I learned they actually shot the extras with arrows. They wore extra padding and were paid $150 anytime they got shot with the arrow.
Olvia de Havilland really was a beautiful girl.
Favorite movie!!!
Basil looks good in a cape. ;)
Awesome music by Korngold!
Gisbourne needs to have a talk with whoever supplies the guard's armor. If a simple longbow can kill them with one shot to the gut, I don't want to know what a sword would do!
What has happened to film making it used to be so great movies were fantastic with real actors acting and characters what garbage we have nowadays.
Errol Flynn is a great actor played Robin Hood in The Adventures of Robin Hood😊😊❤❤
the sound of women screaming when there are no women
❤ "Beautiful!" ❤
Imagine if Kevin Costner played Robin Hood in this film--unconvincingly, of course, with his California accent. Then substract 2 stars from this could've-been-greater-with-Errol film.
That right hand superman punch to the chin at 40 seconds 🤜😂legend
He was great.
This version of Robin Hood films is inspired by George Lucas. He experimented Star Wars and this was one of the films he took.
He failed!
@@douglassimpson5932 ??? U mean he failed?
Actually, the English longbow was pretty much the reason why plate armor charges worked.
A hail of longbow arrows stops chain armored infantry, well... dead.
Actually you are wrong. There are plenty of historical accounts where chain protected a man perfectly well against a long bow.....at long range. But within 60 yards and closer, even plate could be pierced, until the Italians made better plate armor and used it at Verneiul.
On account of mail armor actually works pretty well against a cutting blow from a sword. The main problems were that it was flexible, meaning that blunt force weapons like axes and maces could break bones underneath the armor, and that it was garbage against piercing weapons, like spears and arrows.
They got all those horses saddled quick
"There's a traitor trying to escape the castle!"
Well, he wasn't lying, was he?
gjm1953 I suspect they are wearing chainmail to fit the period. Why aren't they all wearing plate armor, you might ask? Well, it was expensive as hell, probably not something you'd outfit all your grunts with (these guys are clearly grunts). Another aspect of it is that an arrow with a bodkin (really big, pointy strong arrow head) fired from a high-power bow, can go through a LOT of stuff. Chainmail is for protection against cuts and works pretty well for that.
Sparrowhawk Also, the year is somewhere between 1189 and 1200. Plate armor didn't come into common use, even in piecemeal form until the late 13th century, about 70 years later. Full plate was not developed until about 1420.
+Angelia Sparrow I believe in the beginning it's stated to be 1191.
Spot on, Thought Plate armour starts to appear piecemeal in early fourteen century and reached its heyday during the early 15th century. There is an interesting suggestion that in some countries particularly France, the drive to develop Plate Armour is driven by the desire to come up with an effective defence for Knights against that great knight killer, English Longbowmen, whose steel tipped bodkin arrows were able to penetrate all types of armour in use at that time, be they mail or a combination of plate and mail.
Baring the usual continuity mistakes, by the time the editors spot them it is far too late!, it is still one of the finest films ever shot, and the best Technicolor as well.
Hitchcock could never give a care about minor errors, he just said what are you watching the story... or the effects and errors?.
is this really a 1938 movie ??
InfinyteGard3n yup
I owe 1938 way more respect
Arrow from a longbow will defeat mail armor pretty much every time, man.
And plate. Within close range.
The first movie I bought on blu-ray.
Shooting the pursuers from the back of a running horse the deadliest archer in all of england
less computer animation, much more realistic
Милен Димитров they didn’t have computers
@@jorawesummme609 This was when Technicolor was a new thing. Shows that to make a good movie, talent is everything. Seems like the older this movie is, on HD or whatever, the better it looks
Dat swordsmanship xD
one and only errol flynn !!
@valtonwilson CGI ? Are you kidding me? This was back when they made real movies, this was before WW II, probably everyone in it is dead. I used to be a projectionist at a drive in, I remember the BIG screen.
He was RobinHood and the only one i ever care to see on celluloid.
I must have seen this movie fifty times and I'm surprised that this is the first time I've thought of this: What good is it that all those guys were wearing chain mail armor when the arrows seem to penetrate it pretty easily? Sure, they had to get hit for the story, but why put them in mail in the first place?
I think chain mail was for close quarter fighting that, if an opponent struck you with an indirect blow or a sword slash to the shoulder or arm .You could endure and keep fighting. Hopefully to prevail. But, remember arrows produce a considerable force to a pinpoint on the chain mail at a distance !. So penetration would likely be severe.
man! we would of CGI'd this arrows that hit the door now a days. back then they were real! like a boss!
Why are the men sword fighting like musketeers?? Is the sword not a two hands?
@DOMuricu Can't see the costume problem it is consistent in this clip, same green tunic and hose throughout, unless confusion occurs between Robin and his pursuers. Don't forget the Warners changed directors in mid stream on the film, continuity always suffers when this happens, look at Wizard of OZ ....the problems like this don't spoil the film.
I do wonder where film this place?
How could mutiny on the bounty, beat out this movie for best picture of the year .........the group that voted.......one movie ,All male cast....the other, Flynn and Dehavilyn
That chair must have been Balsawood
فيلم مغامرات رائع وجميل
بالله : اللي يقدر يمد العون في فتح المواقع الأجنبية ويساعد في رؤية هذا الفيلم التاريخي عن " الأمير النبيل ؛ روبن هود " وغيرها من أفلام ومسلسلات السينما العالمية .
im going to remake my skyrim charicter to look andfight like this guy
WHAT A GREAT MOVIE. BETTER THAN THE REAL THING. GADZOOKS HERE THEY COME AGAIN.
HAVE FUN GARE
@valtonwilson I understand that, It's just in my opinion, when they invented "CGI" that was the end of movies. Using the phrase "CGI" in the comments of a vid of showing Errol Flynn's 1938 classic is like talking about Justin Beeber on a Beatles vid.
It's funny that he only kill the guards/melee's, he doesn't kill any ranger. Maybe its cause he know they can't hit him 😅
Dont forget, the original 2-strip color film first came to life in 1932 in the film " Dr. X"...dreadful color it was, as it had very little contrast & clarity, but had to be used once or twice a year because of a studio outside vendors contract. Cheers
His sword magically turns into a bow and he shoots 10 arrows before he rides away when he only had 5 in his quiver in the castle.
Flynn trips right at the bottom of the stairs 1:38
Robin Hood: Complains King John steals too much money and food from the poor.
*Proceeds to demolish Guy's castle, wasting food and destroying valuables*
I wonder if those stuntmen received extra pay for being shot by Howard Hill?
:)
:57 Fucked that bows' lower limb up.
الله الله : بالعدل والأمانة والإنصاف لهذه " السينما العالمية الرائعة والجميلة " التي تقدم كل ما هو جميل ورائع حتى ولو حساب أديانها وقادتها .
فقارن هنا في هذا الفيلم صورة " عودة الملك : ريتشارد " إلى وطنه متخفياً ومعه قادته - بعبائة النساء - خجلاً من قومه أن يروه بعد الهزيمة من القائد الفاتح الإسلامي : صلاح الدين الأيوبي ، حتى عندما سأله روبن فقال : لماذا تركتنا وذهبت للقتال ؟ فقال الملك ريتشارد : لو كنت أعلم لما ذهبت للقتال - وذلك بعدما رآه من صيحات وصولات القادة الفاتحين المسلمين للفرنجة وغيرهم من : هزيمتهم وقتلهم وتشريدهم "
وبين الفيلم المصري " الناصر صلاح الدين " الذي صور هناك صورة " الملك الفرنجي : ريتشارد " وأعطاه في الفيلم لقب " قلب الأسد "