We received in the Mail Bag this great photo of Bob Peckinpaugh at a Pirate Party visit from Tom McNulty (and Jan, Queen of the Pirates!) Both old Pirates were original founding members of The Errol Flynn Blog …
Thanks, Mates!
— David DeWitt
Author Archive
Mail Bag! Lili Damita & Friend!
19
Sep
Our esteemed friend and Flynnophile Karl Holmberg sends us this from t the wilds of the Internet:
Polly want a … Parrot?
From the Samuel Goldwyn production “The Rescue” … 1929, directed by Herbert Brenon. Stars Ronald Coleman and Lily Damita in her first American film. Santa Cruz Island.
Special Thanks, Karl!
— David DeWitt
Mail Bag! More on Sadakichi Hartman!
01
Sep
Hope you had fun reading the book on the Bundy Drive Boys. Here’s the cover and a sketch by Decker, in case you don’t have it.
Enjoy, Ada
Born Nov. 8, 1967, this half-German and half-Japanese scholar was also an author, critic, poet and actor.
He would later be known as the “King of Bohemia” and “The First Hippie” after his death on November
22, 1944. Truly, one of a kind.
— David DeWitt
Mailbag! New! Restored Version of Santa fe Trail!
17
Aug
Our chum Karl Holmberg writes in:
People who positively review (on Amazon) don’t appear to be Flynnophiles, nor film buffs in general but…
STILL~ it ain’t cheap!
— David DeWitt
30 Top Errol Flynn Films with Posters & Ratings!
13
Aug
Hey David….A friend of mine from London….did a Top 30 rated Errol Flynn You Tube video….figured you would enjoy it. Lots of great Flynn posters in the video.
Hope all is well!
Cogerson.
Thanks so much!
— David DeWitt
Reagan’s most difficult dialogue … Mailbag!
29
Jul
Our dear friend Karl Holmberg writes to us:
… from Desparate Journey, 1942, and this is the film he was referencing during a news reporter’s question:
Gorbachev was a media celebrity in the United States, and the crowds cheered when he jumped out of his limousine and shook hands with people on the street. Reagan was out of the limelight, and it didn’t seem to bother him. Asked by a reporter whether he felt overshadowed by Gorbachev, Reagan replied: ‘I don’t resent his popularity. Good Lord, I once co-starred * with Errol Flynn.’
* meaning that the credit read: “starring Errol Flynn and Ronald Reagan
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Thanks, Karl!
— David DeWitt
