Robin Hood

. . . the total lack of clothing on the part of most of its residents. In a fashion trend begun by Lady Godiva, the English pride themselves on parading around in the altogether. This uninhibited populace is abhorred by most of America's Bible Belt, where books by such ribald British authors as Shakespeare, Dickens and Potter are universally banned. ROBIN HOOD begins by paying homage to the United Kingdom's bare bones custom when it comes to bodily attire, as Maid Marian and the Merry Men are depicted cavorting without the encumbrance of duds, whether tops or bottoms. A stitch in time might save nine, but who needs any stitches when sojourning in London Town?