Скачать или смотреть Robin Hood: Men in Tights (1993): 25 SECRETS Hidden for Decades

Robin Hood: Men in Tights came out in 1993 as one of the last big theatrical parody comedies, and more than three decades later it still has secrets worth uncovering. This video explores twenty-five hidden stories behind Mel Brooks' beloved spoof — from the teenage comedian whose audition launched one of the biggest careers in comedy history, to the dentist appointment that accidentally created the entire project.

You'll learn how Cary Elwes hung up on Mel Brooks thinking it was a prank call, why a Writers Guild arbitration battle erupted over the screenplay credits, and how Brooks had already tried spoofing Robin Hood eighteen years earlier with a cancelled TV series. The film was shot in under three months across California locations that had been used for Robin Hood movies since the silent era, and the production relied on practical tricks, improvised performances, and a tight budget stretched by international co-financing from France.

Beyond the production stories, the video covers the real box office numbers that made it a quiet hit, the wildly divided critical reception that time eventually rewrote, a LaserDisc commentary track that has survived across three decades of format changes, and the fan traditions that turned a cult comedy into something audiences actively recreate at conventions, schools, and Halloween parties around the world.

Whether you've watched the film once or a hundred times, there are details here you've never heard before.