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Mail Bag! Errol Flynn from Grandmother’s Scrapbook

20 Nov

My friend Ellen Taibl sends two items found in her grandmother’s scrapbook. Ellen says, … Found these in Grandmothers’ scrapbook. Christmas card unknown year but it was stained and folded so I remastered and dried it flat.  It’s resting on box.
Second presumably a last photo of EF when and where not dated.

Thanks, Ellen!

 

— David DeWitt

 
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Errol Flynn with Two More Photos Sessions Near End of 1935

08 Nov

    Enjoy.

— Topper

 
 

Man of the world

31 Oct

Just found this on the internet. Not sure if it is new as Luke talks about his grandmother, who is no longer with us. But here it is. With some photos of Luke.manoftheworld.com… Read the rest of this entry »

— Debbyphielix

 

Early in Errol Flynn’s Career in November 1935

31 Oct

Errol has another portraits gallery session during the week of November 9th. and a quick cameo highlight with Lily in short subject. Then he has a radio appearance, among other things, before the opening of Captain Blood next month.

Enjoy!

 

— Topper

 
 

Errol Flynn Begins January 1946 to Early March

24 Oct

As filming continues on Never Say Goodbye into February, Errol prepares for some more sailing his newly acquired  Zaca.

Enjoy.

— Topper

 
 

Royale Encore

22 Oct

Dear Flynnstones,

the gaze says it all.

Enjoy,

— shangheinz

 

Errol Royale

22 Oct

Dear Flynnstones,

what can you say?

Enjoy,

— shangheinz

 

Skiing like Flynn

18 Oct

Dear Flynnstones,

slipping and sliding on the slopes: When Errol Flynn Skied at Alta – SeniorsSkiing.com…

Enjoy,

— shangheinz

 

Errol Flynn Headlines from October 15 … and Beyond!

16 Oct

“…and yet in death, lives on.”

— Topper

 
 

Rhett Blood

16 Oct

Dear Flynnstones,

whenever I see these two cinematic giants engage in conversation, I imagine Captain Blood pitching his idea to Rhett Butler of doing a movie together.  As Errol stated he had planned a film, correct me if I am wrong, called “Two Brothers“. To which that formidable Gable guy replied: “Nah, you‘re making me look too old.“

Another of Flynn‘s projects, that didn’t see the projection light, was his „Three Amigos“-script, very probably depicting the antics of him alongside Freddie McEvoy and Teddy Stauffer, south of the Mexican Border. Some highlights were filed by the FBI, some glints revealed by the respective biographies of Stauffer and Linda Christian. All of them would have made for tantalizing titillating Tinseltown talk.

Enjoy,

 

— shangheinz