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    In Robin Hood, who gives the bride Maid Marion away?

    Question #33561. Asked by sunrise. (May 13 03 3:17 AM)


    Little John

    		In Mel Brooks' movie Robin Hood - Men In Tights, Maid Marion was given away by Patrick Stewart (in the role of King Richard - the Lionheart).

    May 13 03, 9:06 AM
    Friar Tuck

    		And by Sean Connery playing a Scottish Richard the Lionheart in the Kevin Costner film

    May 13 03, 9:23 AM

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