In the 1953 comedy-drama, A Day to Remember (1953), Joan Rice  played Vera Mitchell in an incredible, character-driven ensemble of British...

 The world premiere of Walt Disney’s The Story of Robin Hood and His Merrie Men took place at London’s Leicester Square Theatre on 13 March...

  In The God of the Witches (1931), Dr Margaret Murray proposed a remarkable theory: Robin Hood was not simply a legendary outlaw, but the ...

 Taken in Brighton, Sussex, on 30 August 1956, this photograph shows Joan Rice (1930-1999) jogging with Soviet athlete Igor Ilyin at Withdea...

  Proof of what happens when a legendary story and a great film completely consume you...

 A look behind the scenes of this black-and-white still shows expert archers James Hemmings and George Brown firing the arrows. They were hi...

 Joan Rice was discovered while working as a waitress at a London Lyons Corner House and subsequently trained at the Rank Organisation’s ren...

  This is a Gold Key comic based on the Disney live-action film and was published in 1965 (originally printed as Dell 4 Colour in 1952) by K...

Little Dunmow: The Tomb, the Legend and Maid Marian Could the mysterious tomb at Little Dunmow really belong to the woman who became Robin H...