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MGM+ Greenlights Second Season of 'Robin Hood'
The best Robin Hood adaptation you've probably never heard of just landed a second season.
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The 'Robin Hood' Trailer Depicts the Birth of a Legend
The full trailer for MGM+'s new take on Robin Hood is here, and to what is likely the surprise of everyone it...looks great? That sounds a bit meaner than it should, but given the fact that it's been a minute since we've had
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The First 'Robin Hood' Teaser For the Latest Adaptation Feels Surprisingly Modern
Knowing you're going to have to live through something is one thing; actually keeping your temper in check when you're experiencing it is quite another. Even before Peak TV finally started to ebb, it was clear that the multiple streaming services currently in existence would not
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MGM+'s New 'Robin Hood' Finds Its Maid Marian as Series Cast Finalized
MGM+'s new Robin Hood adaptation has found its Maid Marian. Actress Lauren McQueen (Belgravia: The Next Chapter) has been tapped to play the legend's famous love interest opposite newcomer Jack Patten's outlaw hero. Though it sounds like she'll be just going by
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Sean Bean Joins MGM+'s 'Robin Hood' as the Sheriff of Nottingham
MGM+'s new Robin Hood adaptation is starting to take shape. The series found its titular folk hero a few weeks ago in newcomer Jack Patten, an Australian actor whose debut role hasn't even hit screens yet. But his nemesis will wear a much more familiar face:
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MGM+ Casts Aussie Newcomer Jack Patten to Lead 'Robin Hood'
It's been nearly a year since the SEC formally announced it would allow movie production house Lionsgate to spin off its homegrown streaming service Starz into two companies. The split has been slow and protracted, with Lionsgate not filing its finalized plan until November 2024. Even as the
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MGM+ Orders a New 'Robin Hood' Adaptation
Pretty much everyone knows the story of Robin Hood. Stories about the legendary British folk hero, who robbed from the rich and gave to the poor, have been around since the fourteenth century, ever since the character first appeared in William Langland's Middle English narrative poem Piers Plowman.