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Lady Marian nella versione Disney. Lady Marian compare come personaggio del film Disney Robin Hood del 1973, nipote del legittimo re d'Inghilterra Riccardo (un leone). L'antagonista principale, il Principe Giovanni (fratello di Re Riccardo), è anch'esso suo zio. Per questo film Lady Marian è disegnata come una volpe antropomorfa.
2 mag 2021 · Voce italiana. Micaela Esdra, Monica Ward (finale alternativo), Perla Liberatori ("C'era una volta) Ispirazione. Lady Marian dalla saga letteraria di Robin Hood. Biografiche. Occupazione. Nobildonna. Allineamento. Buona. Famiglia. Robin Hood (marito) Re Riccardo (zio)Principe Giovanni (possibile zio)Eleonora d'Acquitania (possibile nonna, deceduta)
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“Oh, Klucky, surely he must know how much I still love him.”
―Maid Marian, to Lady Kluck
It is stated in the film that Maid Marian is King Richard's niece but never actually revealed how they're related, and she doesn't really appear to be related to Prince John, despite him being Richard's brother. Because of that, it can be assumed that Richard is Maid Marian's uncle by marriage, meaning that the sister of either Marian's mother or father was the wife of King Richard (making Marian's aunt the queen).
She and Robin Hood have known each other since they were young, and fell in love as they grew older. However, several years before the events of the film, she left for London for unspecified reasons and had only recently returned to Nottingham.
Robin Hood
Maid Marian is first seen in the courtyard of Prince John's castle, playing badminton with her lady-in-waiting, Lady Kluck. She invites a group of children, including Skippy, his two siblings, and friend Toby, to come to her when she discovers Skippy trying to retrieve an arrow, and later finds the rest of them outside the gate. She is described as being "awful nice" ("awfully nice", actually), and the children approach her without fear. After speaking of her past relationship with Robin Hood, she joins in the children's role play of Robin rescuing her. Later, in her room, Marian expresses her worry that she has been away so long that Robin has forgotten about her, despite Lady Kluck's attempts to reassure her. Marian is next seen at Prince John's archery tournament, where she is to give a kiss to the winner. She and Lady Kluck sit in a grandstand alongside Prince John and Sir Reginald (who is Little John in disguise). As contestants of the tournament enter the field, one of them, a "stork", walks over to Marian, gives her a flower, and expresses his hopes of winning the match. Marian immediately recognizes the "stork" as Robin Hood in disguise and cheers him on throughout the tournament, although this does raise a bit of suspicion from Prince John, despite his own knowledge of Robin Hood having infiltrated the tournament and recognizing his archery skill, even in disguise as the stork. It is not long until Robin and the Sheriff of Nottingham are declared finalists. Marian grumbles when the Sheriff scores a bullseye (thanks to Nutsy), but when Robin splits the Sheriff's arrow and wins, she rejoicingly hugs Lady Kluck. Robin then comes to the grandstand to claim his prize, but Prince John unmasks him, has his guards seize Robin, and sentences him to death at once. Marian falls to her knees and pleads with Prince John to show mercy and spare Robin's life while admitting her love for him, which Robin reciprocates. Refusing to care about either, Prince John proceeds with the execution anyway, and Marian breaks down in tears at the thought of losing her beloved. Helpless, Lady Kluck soothes her. Thankfully, Little John intervenes and threatens Prince John with a knife to the back, ordering him to let Robin go or else, and Robin is eventually released; Marian runs over to him, and the two embrace each other. Unfortunately, their moment is cut short when the Sheriff finds Little John threatening Prince John, and a battle breaks out once Prince John is no longer being threatened by Little John thanks to the Sheriff. During the battle, Lady Kluck tells Marian to run for her safety. Marian immediately finds herself being pursued by members of the Sheriff's posse and calls for Robin to rescue her, which he does in a dramatic fashion. He then proposes to her; she accepts, but playfully chides him for not choosing a more romantic setting. She then accepts his ideas of going to London, Normandy, and "Sunny" Spain for their honeymoon, but politely objects to his idea of having six children, as she wants at least a dozen. She even takes the chance to throw a pie into the face of Trigger after he tried to sneak attack Robin from behind with his crossbow. After escaping to Sherwood Forest, Marian takes a romantic moonlight stroll with Robin and eventually goes to a hideout he shares with Little John. Upon arrival, they are surprised by the citizens of Nottingham, who throw a celebration for the newly-engaged couple while singing and dancing to a hilarious song about Prince John. Marian is not seen again until the finale, where it is revealed that she marries Robin Hood and leaves with him on their honeymoon, riding off in a carriage driven by Little John.
Cameos
Maid Marian makes occasional cameo appearances as a guest at the club in House of Mouse. In "Halloween With Hades", she appears embracing Robin Hood, and in "Max's Embarrassing Date", she appears at a table with Robin Hood.
Once Upon a Time
Maid Marian appears in the ABC drama, but as a human rather than a fox-like Robin Hood. She is portrayed by Christie Laing. She is the lover of Robin Hood but had fallen ill while she was pregnant with their child. To heal her, Robin Hood had to venture into Rumplestiltskin's castle to steal some magic. He escaped with the aid of Belle and hid out until Marian arrived on a cart. He manages to cure her illness, however, an arrow is shot by Rumplestiltskin, forcing Robin Hood to run off with Marian to escape him. Emma Swan meets Marian when she and Hook go back in time to the Enchanted Forest (although unaware of her identity). She is arrested by Regina for helping Snow White escape and is set to be executed. Wanting to aid the woman's life, but not wanting to change the current timeline, Emma takes Marian back with her to Storybrooke in the present time to prevent any changes from occurring. What Emma is unaware of, however, is that Zelena killed Marian when she and Hook left her unattended and took her identity so that she can find her way back to Storybrooke and ruin Regina's happiness.
Marian appeared in the Disney parks as a meetable character following the film's release, but disappeared during the 1990s.
Unlike her animated counterpart, Marian's ears were revealed while her headdress was smaller and didn't hide them, but rather was between them. Also, her shawl didn't cover her ears either. And she wore white socks and black Mary Jane shoes. However, there are multiple rare variants of Marian, The first with a singular Hennin and the Second with a form-fitted headdress on her ears, The first was released in the early '80s and the second was released around the early '90s.
•Maid Marian is the only female character from Robin Hood to ever wear shoes on her feet; all other females are barefoot; however, in the storyboards (particularly for the part of the alternate ending where she tends to a wounded Robin Hood and when she runs to hug King Richard, who has returned from the crusade), Maid Marian's feet are bare, too.
•During "The Phony King of England", some of Maid Marian's dance moves are rotoscoped from those of Snow White and Duchess.
•Maid Marian's design was eventually reused for that of Vixey's from The Fox and the Hound, though Vixey is less anthropomorphic and more realistic-looking than Marian.
•Curiously enough, Monica Evans, Maid Marian's voice actress, as with Carolle Shelley, Lady Kluck's voice actress, also voiced Abigail and Amelia Gabble from The Aristocats.
•She calls Lady Kluck "Klucky" the same way Robin Hood called Little John "Johnny".
•According to Disneystrology, her birthday would be on May 1st.
Sci-fi. Oh, Klucky, surely he must know how much I still love himMaid Marian, to Lady KluckMaid Marian is the tritagonist of Disney's 1973 animated feature film Robin Hood and is the love interest and later wife of the title character, based on the character from the actual Robin Hood legend.
Lady Marian (Maid Marian): è una volpe femmina, nipote del re Riccardo. È fidanzata di Robin Hood fin dall'infanzia, se ne innamora ancora quando lo incontra a distanza di molti anni. I due si sposano alla fine del film.
In the 1973 Disney animated version of Robin Hood, Maid Marian is an anthropomorphic vixen (female fox) voiced by Monica Evans, with Nancy Adams doing her singing voice. In the 1976 film Robin and Marian, Lady Marian is played by Audrey Hepburn.
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