— David DeWitt
Author Archive
Montana!
11
Feb
Montana (1950) Official Trailer – Errol Flynn, Alexis Smith Movie HD:
— David DeWitt
The Prince and the Pauper!
11
Feb
The Prince and the Pauper (1937) Official Trailer – Errol Flynn, Claude …
— David DeWitt
We Welcome New Author Paula Guthat to The Errol Flynn Blog!
11
Feb
Paula, we are pleased to have you as our newest Author on The Errol Flynn Blog!
— David DeWitt
MGM’s 25th Anniversary 1949!
10
Feb
1949, MGM’S 25th Anniversary dinner featuring dozens of the studio’s major stars, including Clark Gable, Errol Flynn, Greer Garson, and many others. You see Errol misplaced in line as the stars are announced and his name is never called so he simply enters, anyway … And sitting having a meal next to Greer Garson. Several stars are unaware of a passing camera, and Gable has some kind of hilarious complaint to make but there is only one sound portion in this video.
— David DeWitt
Special Announcement! New Errol Flynn Blog Authors!
04
Feb
We have a SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT today on The Errol Flynn Blog! Two new Author accounts have been created to bring News and Information to our members and readers about exciting events taking place here in the US, and around the world in 2015 to honor Errol Flynn!
We Welcome Captain Blood Brotherhood!
We Welcome The Sea Hawk Society
— David DeWitt
Errol Flynn & Captain Blood
17
Jan
This comes from the Errol Flynn Mailbag: Captain Bood by Rafael Sabatini, discussed at Tom McNulty’s fine blog Dispatches from the Last Outlaw. Do check it out!
— David DeWitt
Errol Flynn, Olivia de Havilland Immigration forms!
12
Jan
Interesting Immigration forms for Errol Flynn and Olivia de Havilland:
— David DeWitt
We Welcome New Author Benjamin S. Johnson!
10
Jan
We’re pleased to announce new Author Benjamin S. Johnson to The Errol Flynn Blog! Welcome, Ben! We look forward to your posts and comments!
— David DeWitt
Robert Florczak’s Errol Flynn Life Chronology!
10
Jan
An update on Robert Florczak’s monumental work of research: Robert reports his book has advanced to 1,317 pages, 150,030 words, and approximately 6,500 images with the years 1909 up to 1954 covered so far. No date for the completion of the remaining five years yet, or a publication date. Well done, Robert! We will keep an eye on your progress!
— David DeWitt
