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Errol & Livvie at the Library

25 Feb

“One Eyed Willie’s ship, The Inferno, was 105 feet long and took 2-1/2 months to construct. It was modeled after Errol Flynn’s ship in The Sea Hawk (1940).”

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— Tim

 
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Jack Marino
6 years ago

Hi Tim, This post you made was this a film that Flynn was going to make or a book that is coming out? The art work looks great but I’m courious what exactly this is all about. I’d like to post this on a few Flynn sites on Facebook but I need to explain exactly what this is or they will hit me with a 1000 questions.

Thanks Jack

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Gentleman Tim
6 years ago
Reply to  Jack Marino

Hello Jack!

There’s a very talented illustrator/graphic designer with the handle of “OldRedJalopy” who very creatively “reimagines” movie (and pseudo-boxing) posters. This one is different from others I’ve seen of his in that Errolivia were not actually in the film being reimagined (The Goonies”), of course. Other parody-type posters I’ve seen by OldRedJalopy seem to stick to a film’s original stars. Errol’s an exception, I believe.

Here’s some other examples of his work:

Oscar Nominees Playfully Recreated as LEGO Movie Posters

rebloggy.com…

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Jack Marino
6 years ago

Tim, thanks for the info!!

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timerider
6 years ago

“One eyed Willy” OH boy…HAHAHAHAHAHAHA!

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