FeaturePG-131993·104m·6.6

Robin Hood: Men in Tights

The legend had it coming...

Comedy

Robin Hood comes home after fighting in the Crusades to learn that the noble King Richard is in exile and that the despotic King John now rules England, with the help of the Sheriff of Rottingham. Robin Hood assembles a band of fellow patriots to do battle with King John and the Sheriff.

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Cast

Cary Elwes

Robin Hood

Richard Lewis

Prince John

Roger Rees

Sheriff of Rotingham

Amy Yasbeck

Maid Marian

Dave Chappelle

Ahchoo

Isaac Hayes

Asneeze

Mark Blankfield

Blinkin

Eric Allan Kramer

Little John

Matthew Porretta

Will Scarlet O'Hara

Megan Cavanagh

Broomhilde

Patrick Stewart

King Richard

Tracey Ullman

Latrine

Dom DeLuise

Don Giovanni

Dick Van Patten

The Abbot

Robert Ridgely

The Hangman

Mel Brooks

Rabbi Tuckman

Steve Tancora

Filthy Luca

Joe Dimmick

Dirty Ezio

Robert Noble

Villager

Avery Schreiber

Tax Assessor

Details

Status: Released
Original language: English
Languages: English, Spanish
Budget: $20.0M
Revenue: $35.7M
Age rating: PG-13
Quality: 4K UHD · HDR10 · Dolby Vision
Production: GaumontBrooksfilms

Crew

Director

Mel Brooks

Writers

Evan Chandler, Mel Brooks, J.D. Shapiro, Evan Chandler

Hummie Mann

Original Music Composer

Michael D. O'Shea

Director of Photography

Stephen E. Rivkin

Editor

Roy Forge Smith

Production Design

Dodie Shepard

Costume Design

Gallery

Reviews

r96sk

7/2/2025

7.0

<em>'Robin Hood: Men in Tights'</em> is a film that I can see the appeal for. For me, I 'only' found it to be noticeably amusing, as in I don't think I actually laughed once but I was constantly appreciating the many gags that arrive; smirks aplenty, for sure. I'm happy I've finally got it watched. Of the cast, Cary Elwes obviously stands out most. I'm not overly into him as an actor, though I would say he was a strong fit for this one. Richard Lewis and Roger Rees are the best of the rest in my opinion, while Mark Blankfield, Patrick Stewart and director Mel Brooks have solid minor roles. Despite seeing over 2,700 movies, this makes for my first Mel Brooks film. I do have some bewildering blind spots, it's gotta be said; e.g. Alfred Hitchcock is another. Brooks' <em>'Blazing Saddles'</em> is one I plan to see soon. As for this? Good.