Monthly Archives: November 2021

Errol Flynn’s Gold Mine?

— David DeWitt

Nice Candid with Nora!

— David DeWitt

Black Flynnday

Dear Flynnmates, this is the original  farewell article of PARIS MATCH about our Hollywood heroe‘s untimely demise. It shows a pensive Flynn, who may very well have felt the night coming on. The in the headline suggested cause of death: too much heart(beat)… Adieu, — shangheinz

The Indestructible Man by Don Keith and David Rocco

In longstanding tradition, we like to post promos for our special Friends of Flynn … The Indestructible Man The Incredible True Story of the Legendary Sailor the Japanese Couldn’t Kill – By Don Keith and David Rocco 978-0-8117-3964-1 $27.95, Hardback 978-0-8117-6963-1 $26.50, Electronic book text Imprint: Stackpole Books April 2021 240 pages Size: 6 x 9 Category: History (Military /… (more…)

Love Boat

Dear Flynnmates, let me take you on a little ship trip again. Some images have been shown here before and if you remember we wondered who the lads and the ladies in attendance were. Weekend Cruise with Errol Flynn! « The Errol Flynn Blog The opinions varied and in the end we had some pretty educated guesses as well as… (more…)

Shooting the Breeze with the Boys

Dear Flynnmates, here is a picture of Errol Flynn and the crew of the Kathleen (more likely the sloop than the schooner) at the Royal Jamaica Yacht Club. The first blog member that guesses, who the lady at his side was, wins a rum punch lollipop. Enjoy, — shangheinz

Errol Flynn Portraits!

— David DeWitt

Papua New Guinea Articles

— Selene Hutchison-Zuffi

The Cruise of the Zaca!

The short documentary produced by Warner Brothers was about Errol Flynn’s Cruise of the Zaca which took place in 1946.  The Cruise of the Zaca was a special engagement presentation at the 2021 Coronado Island Film Festival. (CIFF)  The well attended film was shown at the Sacred Heart Parish Hall Theater on Saturday morning November 13, 2021.  At the conclusion… (more…)

So Many Mistakes in Story of Errol Flynn’s Birthplace

There are so many mistakes about Errol Flynn’s birthplace. The Flynn family moved to a boarding house called Westella on the other side of Hobart to Sandy Bay known as North Hobart. They then moved to Mildura a 2 story semi detached house. Still in North Hobart they lived there till young Errol was around 5 years old. Errol was… (more…)

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