The 40th-anniversary Blu-ray of Disney%27s %27Robin Hood%27 is out ... story line with villain Prince John and his pal Sir Hiss That pesky Prince John from Disney's Robin Hood was up to more ...

His brother, Prince John (you can practically hear the audience hiss ... villains: Basil Rathbone (a few years before he became synonymous with Sherlock Holmes). Robin, or Sir Robin of Locksley ...

But writer Tyler Huckabee has another, less conventional idea: Trump is exactly like Prince John in the 1973 Walt Disney version of Robin Hood ... the snake Sir Hiss (voiced by Terry-Thomas).

In it, Prince John dictates a letter to Sir Hiss in which he pretends to be Maid Marian. It’s all part of luring Robin Hood into a trap, of course. You can see the storyboards with rough ...

The film starred a Robin Hood in fox form, going up against the tyrannical rule of Prince John and his lackeys, including the always memorable Sir Hiss. The film was full of classic Disney musical ...

He just looks a little older (and perhaps wiser)... Remember Prince John's henchman Sir Hiss? At the end of Robin Hood, Hiss goes to jail but after serving his time, perhaps he left England to go ...

“Robin Hood.” In the movie, Prince John was a smirking lion and the main villain. The character stole from the poor due to his greed and had the support of Sir Hiss, a snake. This isn’t the ...

Show more Disney's feature-length version of the classic tale of Robin Hood in which the merry band of thieves are all portrayed by cartoon animals. After evil Prince John and Sir Hiss have ...

Prince John is a young, ambitious, vibrant leader who will obliterate anything that stands between himself and his quest for the throne. John demands love and respect from all his subjects and ...

By Ryan Parker Former Senior Reporter Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves almost had a shocking ... presumably from the studio, for John Cleese to play King Richard at the end of the film, which ...

Prince John and his slithering minion, Sir Hiss, set about taxing Nottingham's citizens with support from the corrupt sheriff - and staunch opposition by the wily Robin Hood and his band of merry men.