Credited cast: | |||
Jamie Bamber | ... | Robin Hood (voice) | |
Charles Shaughnessy | ... | Sheriff of Nottingham (voice) | |
John Michael Higgins | ... | Prince John (voice) | |
Grey Griffin | ... | Maid Marian (voice) | |
John DiMaggio | ... | Little John (voice) | |
Joe Alaskey | ... | Friar Tuck / Droopy (voice) | |
Phil LaMarr | ... | Spike (voice) | |
Greg Ellis | ... | Will Scarlet / Tin (voice) | |
Jess Harnell | ... | Pan (voice) | |
Richard McGonagle | ... | Barney Bear / Alley (voice) | |
Clive Revill | ... | King Richard / Referee (voice) | |
Rest of cast listed alphabetically: | |||
Kerry Norton | ... | Maid Marion (singing) |
Robin Hood, a merry man who steals from the rich to give to the poor, has a new capable sidekick, Jerry. The evil king deduces, in his own words "brilliantly", that the best way to deal with this new threat is a cat, so he hires Tom.
I've seen plenty of Robin Hood adaptations, over the years. But with Robin Hood and his Merry Mouse; I've not felt so entertained by a film on this subject, since Disney's take on it decades ago.
It has a pleasant balance of the typical Robin Hood story and appearances by famous Tom and Jerry/Tex Avery characters. The music was great (especially the opening theme with the trumpet fanfare,) the voice cast was entertaining and I especially loved the ending (which I won't spoil for those who haven't seen it.) This movie is fun for Robin Hood/Tom and Jerry fans of all ages. I highly recommend you all give this a look either on TV or DVD