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|skills = Swordsman and assassin. |
|skills = Swordsman and assassin. |
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|hobby = None known |
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'''Dickon Malbete''' is a minor antagonist in the 1938 film ''The Adventures of Robin Hood''. |
'''Dickon Malbete''' is a minor antagonist in the 1938 film ''The Adventures of Robin Hood''. |
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| − | He was portrayed by the late Harry Cording. |
+ | He was portrayed by the late {{w|Harry Cording}}. |
==Biography== |
==Biography== |
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| − | Dickon is a Norman nobleman and former knight who served under King Richard the Lion-Heart. However, sometime prior to the events of the movie, Dickon was disgraced and deprived of his lands and titles. He thereafter gravitated towards Richard's brother [[Prince John (The Adventures of Robin Hood)|Prince John]], and he became the leader of John's guards. He bore a deep hatred towards Richard for the loss of his nobility, and so he was one of the many Normans who sided with John when he took the throne in the King's absence. As the leader of John's guards, he ruthlessly enforced the oppressive laws against the English Saxons. He got his chance for vengeance when the [[Bishop of the Black Canons]] told John that Richard had returned to England. John sent Dickon to murder him. However, Lady Marian's servant Bess was able to get word to Much, who intercepted Dickon. The two men fought, and although Dickon badly wounded his opponent, Much was able to kill him. |
+ | Dickon is a Norman nobleman and former knight who served under King Richard the Lion-Heart. However, sometime prior to the events of the movie, Dickon was disgraced and deprived of his lands and titles. He thereafter gravitated towards Richard's brother [[Prince John (The Adventures of Robin Hood)|Prince John]], and he became the leader of John's guards. He bore a deep hatred towards Richard for the loss of his nobility, and so he was one of the many Normans who sided with John when he took the throne in the King's absence. As the leader of John's guards, he ruthlessly enforced the oppressive laws against the English Saxons. He got his chance for vengeance when the [[Bishop of the Black Canons]] told John that Richard had returned to England. John sent Dickon to murder him. However, Lady Marian's servant Bess was able to get word to Much, who intercepted Dickon. The two men fought, and although Dickon badly wounded his opponent, Much was able to kill him. After Prince John was defeated, he and high sheriff of Nottingham were banished from the kingdom. |
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Dickon Malbete is a minor antagonist in the 1938 film The Adventures of Robin Hood.
He was portrayed by the late Harry Cording.
Biography
Dickon is a Norman nobleman and former knight who served under King Richard the Lion-Heart. However, sometime prior to the events of the movie, Dickon was disgraced and deprived of his lands and titles. He thereafter gravitated towards Richard's brother Prince John, and he became the leader of John's guards. He bore a deep hatred towards Richard for the loss of his nobility, and so he was one of the many Normans who sided with John when he took the throne in the King's absence. As the leader of John's guards, he ruthlessly enforced the oppressive laws against the English Saxons. He got his chance for vengeance when the Bishop of the Black Canons told John that Richard had returned to England. John sent Dickon to murder him. However, Lady Marian's servant Bess was able to get word to Much, who intercepted Dickon. The two men fought, and although Dickon badly wounded his opponent, Much was able to kill him. After Prince John was defeated, he and high sheriff of Nottingham were banished from the kingdom.