Robin Hood (1938 / 1973 / 1991 / 2010), Contrast Review
Robin Hood is one of the most adapted properties in English-language popular culture. The legend traces back to medieval English ballads from at least the fifteenth century.
Director: William Keighley
William Keighley co-directed The Adventures of Robin Hood with Michael Curtiz, having been replaced partway through, and made The Man Who Came to Dinner. He later served in the Army Air Forces film unit.