'The Uprising' Ending: Explaining The Connections To Robin Hood

Well, I think what was really interesting to me was that you had this world in medieval England in the 14th century that was sort of starkly divided between the sort of wealthy oligarchs who protected their wealth and privileges and the mass of people who were ragingly angry outside, felt the system was rigged against them. And that was... That felt very contemporary that felt like today and tomorrow. What was unexpected to me was to realize that that was where the sort of legend of Robin Hood really began and it began because the legend spoke to that same world, a world of injustice you know where the rich were rich and the poor were poor and that felt like getting close to where the legend really began.