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Robin Hood (1973) Quotes with Sound Clips - Page 13

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Sound clips of the best quotes, funniest lines and sound effects from Disney's Robin Hood (1973).

Actors: Brian Bedford (Robin Hood), Monica Evans (Maid Marian), Phil Harris (Little John)

7 more actors, Roger Miller (Alan-a-Dale), Andy Devine (Friar Tuck), Peter Ustinov (Prince John), Terry-Thomas (Sir Hiss), Pat Buttram (Sheriff of Nottingham), George Lindsey (Trigger), Ken Curtis (Nutsy)

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121 Incredible as he is inept, whenever the history books are kept, they'll call him the phoney king of England.
122 Oh, he's so handsome, just like his reward posters.
123 Oh, Robin, you're so brave and impetuous.

— Maid Marian (Monica Evans)

124 Please. Please, sire. I beg of you to spare his life. Please have mercy.

— Maid Marian (Monica Evans)

125 (LAUGHS - Sound Effect)
126 Aha! But, remember. Faint hearts never won fair lady.
127 Buster? You, sir, have taken my seat.

— Sir Hiss (Terry-Thomas)

128 Come on, Johnny! What are we waiting for?
129 Hey, did you hear that?

— Trigger (George Lindsey), Trigger The Vulture

130 Hey, here comes the bride, Trigger.

— Nutsy (Ken Curtis), Nutsy The Vulture

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