The Last of Robin Hood

Synopsis

The Last of Robin Hood is a 2013 biographical drama film starring Dakota Fanning that delves into the scandalous and tumultuous real-life romance between Hollywood legend Errol Flynn and a young starlet Beverly Aadland. The movie follows the forbidden love affair as it unfolds amidst the glitz and glamour of 1950s Hollywood, exploring the complexities of age, celebrity, and power dynamics. As Errol and Beverly's relationship faces societal scrutiny and personal challenges, both are forced to confront the consequences of their whirlwind romance. With compelling performances and a gripping narrative, The Last of Robin Hood offers a poignant glimpse into the darker side of fame and love in the golden age of Hollywood.

Cast

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  Dakota Fanning

  Beverly Aadland

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  Susan Sarandon

  Florence Aadland

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  Kevin Kline

  Errol Flynn

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  Patrick St. Esprit

  Herb Aadland

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  Sean Flynn

  Grip

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  Max Casella

  Stanley Kubrick

Reviews

The Last of Robin Hood, though well-acted, struggles to truly capture the complexities of Errol Flynn and Beverly Aadland's controversial relationship. While some critics appreciate the film's attention to detail and period accuracy, others find it lacking in emotional depth and fail to engage the audience on a deeper level. Rotten Tomatoes gives it a 28% approval rating, indicating a mixed reception from viewers and critics alike. IMDb rates it at 5.7 out of 10, suggesting a mediocre response from audiences. Metacritic offers a score of 46 out of 100, pointing to a lukewarm critical consensus. Despite its promising premise and talented cast, The Last of Robin Hood falls short of delivering a truly impactful and memorable cinematic experience.