I saw the familiar version you posted on the blog and I like the updated version by artist, David Richardson. t00!
Enjoy!
— Topper
Dear Errol,
66 years ago you left this earth to roam around the 7 seas forever. A lot has happened since then. One thing didn’t change. There are still people in the world who discover your movies and love them. It happened to me over 5 years ago. I am watching your movies ever since. You are still remembered by a lot of people. Some remember the bad things, but most remember the good things. You are still a hero to many. You can be very proud of Deirdre and Rory. They still visit filmfestivals in your honour. They delight fans and strangers alike with their stories about you, and ofcourse their friendliness. I propose a toast to you, the master of the 7 seas and beyond. The man who still is loved by the people who visit this blog and many others. One day we all join you, but untill then, a toast to the best swashbuckler there ever was.
I hope everybody will join me with this toast to the man who gave us Captain Blood, Robin Hood, George Armstrong Custer and many happy hours in the cinema and at home. Viva Errol Flynn
— Debbyphielix
Dear Flynnstones,
here is the extension to the add-on: www.theerrolflynnblog.com…
Enjoy,
— shangheinz
Dear Flynnstones,
here‘s a quick add-on to last time‘s topic: www.theerrolflynnblog.com…
Enjoy,
— shangheinz
Flynn’s screenplay, with co-author William A. Ulman, was accepted by Warner Bros. in early 1936 with all kinds of promises. But Errol’s career took off and he became busier and more popular than anyone ever imagined. The White Rajah kept popping up again and again … over a dozen different years there was an article about Errol and the making of the picture. Thee last time was a letter from Flynn to Jack L. Warner on May 20, 1947, that it would be a good time to make the film.
— Topper
Happy heavenly birthday Errol. You are still loved by many people, me included. I propose a toast to the one and only Errol Flynn.

— Debbyphielix
Here is the magazine coverage of Bing Crosby’s birthday party from Movie Life magazine, August, 1953. The party was actually held in Cannes, France and put on by Flynn, with Gary Cooper and friends. The celebration was a double party for Bing’s 50th birthday and the announcement of Flynn’s wife, Patrice Wymore, about their expected baby.
(remember…you can double click to blow up the pictures…enjoy)
— Topper