Who is Lord Locksley in Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves?

Robin's loyal father, falsely accused and executed by the Sheriff for supporting King Richard.

Who plays Lord Locksley in Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves?

Lord Locksley is played by Brian Blessed.

Lord Locksley's abilities include noble authority, loyalty, estate management, diplomacy, honor.

Lord Locksley has 4 mapped relationships in Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves. Explore the interactive relationship map for details.

Lord Locksley — Family Father — Robin of Locksley / Robin Hood (Kevin Costner)
Lord Locksley is Robin's loyal father, whose death motivates Robin's resistance.

The plot identifies Lord Locksley as Robin's father and shows Robin finding his corpse after returning home.
Lord Locksley — Professional Servant — Duncan (Walter Sparrow)
Duncan's loyalty to his former master survives Lord Locksley's death.

The plot identifies Duncan as Lord Locksley's servant and states that he was blinded by the Sheriff's relative.
Lord Locksley — Conflict Political Enemy — Sheriff of Nottingham (Alan Rickman)
The Sheriff's persecution of Lord Locksley triggers Robin's personal rebellion.

The Sheriff has Lord Locksley killed because he remains loyal to the absent king and supports a false accusation against him.
Lord Locksley — Conflict Political Accomplice — Bishop of Hereford (Harold Innocent)
The Bishop supports the corrupt process that destroys Robin's family.

Robin confronts the Bishop for his role in Lord Locksley's death and his false accusation.