The Errol Flynn Blog

The historic and unique quality of Cuban Story is a valuable contribution to History. Help us save the film for posterity by donating to our worthy cause!

     * Cuban Story was the first film to show Castro’s face to Russia.

* The existing film is 50 minutes and shot in classic black and white.

* The film material is held at the Academy of Motion Pictures in LA.

INFO-BITE: The prior Head of the ICAIC Archives in Cuba saw the film and stated   that most of the material is unique and not available even in the ICAIC archives!

Even if you can’t donate, you can still be a crucial part of this campaign. Please spread the word about Cuban Story: the re-mix by liking it on Facebook or posting about it on Twitter. We hope you enjoy and are as amazed as all when you see it.

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— David DeWitt

                                       Robin confronts Little John

— David DeWitt

Hi Rock-itt readers,
The January issue of The Rock-itt magazine is now online. This is our tenth anniversary issue. Click on this link to go straight to the magazine. Enjoy!
Cheers

— David DeWitt

— David DeWitt

— David DeWitt

Robin Hood Chess Set!

— David DeWitt

Had to share this with you all! Linda Rogers is a good friend of mine from the Mainland who sent me an early Xmas gift! The puzzle was made in Germany, and she was able to do it because she visited this blog and found my favorite picture of Errol – one that I digitally altered to include my own name in the greeting for a grin and a giggle some time back! Here ’tis …

— David DeWitt

Read the continuing Feature: Our Famous Mr. Flynn! Thanks, Peter Johnson!

— David DeWitt

— David DeWitt

Janurary 17, 1947 –  Jamaica Gleaner

“One DEFINITE impression I have formed while in
Jamaica is, viewing the great houses on the northside of the
country, it seems so amazing that the opinion one forms is
that they belong to another world,” Errol Flynn declared to
the “Gleaner” waterfront reporter yesterday forenoon in an
exclusive interview on board his yacht Zaca. The movie star
said he knew this statement would not be well received, but
that he did not mind it.

— David DeWitt