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When Things Were Rotten

When Things Were Rotten (1975)★ 7.3/10

TV-PG · US · 30 min · September 10, 1975 · 1 seasons

  • Adventure
  • Comedy

Directed by: Peter H. Hunt, Coby Ruskin, Joshua Shelley, Norman Abbott, Bruce Bilson

Written by: John Boni, Mel Brooks, Norman Stiles, Lawrence H. Siegel, Jack Amob

Set in Sherwood Forest, in which Robin Hood, Maid Marian and Robin's band of merry men fight heroically against their enemies, the nasty Prince John and the Sheriff of Nottingham.

Directed by

Peter H. HuntCoby RuskinJoshua ShelleyNorman AbbottBruce BilsonPeter BonerzMarty FeldmanJerry Paris

Written by

John BoniMel BrooksNorman StilesLawrence H. SiegelJack AmobBarry E. BlitzerJay BurtonTony GeissJack KaplanBo KaprallGary MarkowitzThomas MeehanJim MulliganPat ProftWilliam RaynorJohn RegierLes RobertsBob SandHarry Lee ScottBruce SelitzMyles WilderGene WoodSteve Zacharias

Cast & crew

Dick GautierRobin HoodDick Van PattenFriar TuckBernie KopellAlan-A-DaleRichard DimitriBertramHenry Polic IIThe Sheriff of NottinghamMisty RoweMaid MarianDavid SabinLittle JohnRon RifkinPrince JohnJimmy MartinezSylvesterJane A. JohnstonPrincess IsabelleJoseph MaherEavesdropperCarl BallantineInnkeeperBo KaprallGuy ButlerBobby HerbeckMailmanSteve LandesbergNarratorPaul WilliamsGuy de MaupassantRon GlassThe Black KnightRobert RidgelyHollingsworthLainie KazanTaniaDudley MooreSheik AchmedThalmus RasulalaPrince EnjomoJohn BynerDr. Otto BahnSid Caesarthe Marquis de la SalleBill QuinnThe AbbotMichael McManusGuy TinkerCarole AndroskyWagnerian SingerJohn BoniMyklosDanny WellsSir ClydeGeorge Sawayathe CourierIra MillerPeasant #1Rod GistGuy CooperArtie ButlerViolinistNorman J. AndrewsMan From GibraltarPat Proftthe PeasantBarry HamiltonPeasant #2Michael ValenteForeign AgentMarty BarrisJury ForemanTom DeverHenchman #1Gabriel WalshUmpireMarty ZagonMerwinFrank DelfinoArcher (uncredited)Mel BrooksGuard (uncredited)Joe E. RossCook (uncredited)Jerry MarenArcher (uncredited)Elizabeth BarringtonLady of the Court (uncredited)Mel CarterMusician (uncredited)