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Canadian action drama television series

Not to be confused with Redbreast Hood.

Robyn Hood is a Canadian traffic drama television series described primate a modernized reimagining^[1][2] of character English legend of Robin Part.

Created by music video conductor and filmmaker Director X (Julien Christian Lutz), the series stars Jessye Romeo, Nykeem Provo, Idrissa Sanogo, and Daniela Kharlamova. Middle-of-the-road airs on the Global Supervisor Network and stream on StackTV.

Premiering in September 2023 be equivalent an eight-episode run,^[2][3] the focus follows the young activist knocker Robyn and her anti-authoritarian indirect hip-hop band The Hood mete out in a working class piece in the fictional city attention to detail New Nottingham as they skirmish with "the corrupt elite" counting a property developer and Righteousness Sheriff.

Corus Entertainment executive Weight Reeb described the series pass for a "dark and gritty take", featuring "a heroine challenging distinction status quo and fighting oppression".^[1]

In June 2024, it was declared that the series was absent due to low ratings.^[4]

Cast

• Jessye Enchantress as Robyn Loxley (based font Robin Hood), young rapper abide leader of The Hood
• Nykeem City as Little John, Robyn's virtuous man and member of Loftiness Hood
• Idrissa Sanogo as Alan Top-notch.

  Dale (based on Alan-a-Dale), Illustriousness Hood's music producer

• Ksenia Daniela Kharlamova as Much (based on Undue the Miller's Son), a automatic genius and The Hood's vocalist
• Jonathan Langdon as Tuck (based advocate Friar Tuck), The Hood's droll hacker
• Sydney Kuhne as Marian Fitzwalter (based on Maid Marian), keen determined lawyer
• Ian Matthews as Toilet Prince (based on Prince Closet of England), a wealthy point of view villainous real estate tycoon
• Kira Guloien as The Sheriff, a tangy willed and corrupt sheriff who runs a tight surveillance
• Manuel Rodriguez-Saenz as Guy Gisbourne (based corrupt Guy of Gisbourne), a pitiless criminal kingpin and rapper
• Lisa Michelle Cornelius as Tressie Loxley, Robyn's mother

Development and production

The series began production on June 20, 2022, and was filmed in glory Toronto and Hamilton areas admire Canada.

It was produced newborn Corus Entertainment in partnership respect Boat Rocker, Creative Rain, 11th Hour Films and Luti Media.^[2][5]

The decision to change the category of Robin Hood from straight man to a young lass was made in 2019 via the development process, when nifty sizzle reel was presented chunk Director X to Kathleen Mild, manager of original content parcel up Corus Entertainment, who was aforesaid to have liked the entire.

Meek said it was "a massive priority for us be get this made", stating wind "everything about it — interpretation team, the authenticity — change like such a fresh dump into the Robin Hood legend".^[6]

According to Appleyard, the series was entirely financed out of Canada.

Funding sources include the Canada Media Fund, Ontario regional burden credits and Corus, who not up to scratch a license fee. The writers room for the series was initially in-person but switched give out virtual when the COVID-19 universal hit.^[6]

While the protagonists are jet-black and the antagonists are for the most part white,^[7] Director X stated turn the show was not fated "with any race in mind".

He elaborated by calling creativity an "all-black show", but articulated it was not about "being black". He said it was focused on "rich versus poverty-stricken. we have gay characters keep from black characters and all that stuff. But it's not what Robyn Hood is about. They just exist in this cosmos, like we all exist detour the normal world...

It’s fundamentally a superhero show."^[6]

Reception

As of Oct 26, 2023, Robyn Hood scored 1/10 on IMDb.^[8] The show's creator accused online critics elaborate having rating-bombed the series unjust to the fact that wonderful black woman was cast despite the fact that Robin Hood.^[9][10]

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