"Robin Hood" Seven Poor Knights from Acre (TV Episode 1984) - Robert Addie as Sir Guy of Gisburne

Robert de Rainault : So Robin Hood has crossed you, has he de Villaret?

Reynald de Villaret : Robin Hood?

Robert de Rainault : Of course, you've been away, haven't you? The so-called "King of Sherwood", a dangerous rebel.

Reynald de Villaret : Does a girl fight with him?

Robert de Rainault : Yes, I believe so.

Reynald de Villaret : And a friar, a FAT friar?

Sir Guy of Gisburne : That renegade was the Sheriff's chaplain.

Reynald de Villaret : They'll all die. ALL of them. We've sworn it.

Robert de Rainault : Have you now? Then I give you my blessing, de Villaret. Come along, Gisburne. It's time we left the brothers to their devotion.

Sir Guy of Gisburne : My Lord, I must protest!

Robert de Rainault : I'd rather you didn't. Just get back on your horse and stop making an exhibition of yourself!
Robert de Rainault : It's a very curious country, Gisburne. It seems to absorb people like a sponge. I mean, what do you think we are - English or Norman?

Sir Guy of Gisburne : Norman, my lord.

Robert de Rainault : Yes, that's what I thought you'd say. Ah, it's such a bore, having to trot around the shire every year. But we're not going to fill the coffers by sitting at home in Nottingham, are we?

Sir Guy of Gisburne : Cattle must be driven.

Robert de Rainault : And driven hard, Gisburne.
Sir Guy of Gisburne : [indicating Much] The half-wit, my lord, the half-wit!

Robert de Rainault : [glaring at Gisburne] Which one?

Robert Addie: Sir Guy of Gisburne