Official movie poster for Robin Hood: Quest for the King (2007), a family animation film

Robin Hood: Quest for the King(2007)

48m2007-02-22
FamilyAnimationAdventure

Robin Hood: Quest for the King Synopsis

In this all-animal version of the familiar story of Robin Hood, retold in stunning CGI animation, Robin Hood is up to his usual heroic antics when he learns that King Richard is finally returning home. However, Prince John arranges for his brother to be captured en route! The race is on -- Robin Hood must reach Richard before the Sheriff of Nottingham does -- or King and Kingdom will be forever lost.

Robin Hood: Quest for the King (2007) is a family, animation and adventure film directed by Ric Machin, released on February 22, 2007 with a runtime of 48m. It stars Adam Rhys Dee, Rob Rackstraw, Melanie Hudson and Simon Greenall.

Director:
Ric Machin
Writers:
Sean Catherine Derek, Rick Ungar
Producers:
Allen Bohbot, Rick Ungar
Production:
BKN International, UTV Software Communications
Status:
Released

Robin Hood: Quest for the King Cast & Crew

Main cast

Key crew

Directed by Ric Machin, written by Sean Catherine Derek and Rick Ungar, produced by Allen Bohbot and Rick Ungar.

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Robin Hood: Quest for the King – Frequently Asked Questions

Where can I watch Robin Hood: Quest for the King online?

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Who stars in Robin Hood: Quest for the King?

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The main cast of Robin Hood: Quest for the King (2007) includes Adam Rhys Dee, Rob Rackstraw, Melanie Hudson, Simon Greenall and Tim Bentinck. The film was directed by Ric Machin. You can see the full cast and crew list, with character names, further up this page.

When was Robin Hood: Quest for the King released?

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Robin Hood: Quest for the King was released on February 22, 2007 and runs for 48m.