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The Black Fox

31 Aug

In 1955, Errol Flynn made his final swashbuckler, “The Dark Avenger”. That same year, Danny Kaye made “The Court Jester”, a film that appeared to be a tribute/spoof of the swashbuckler films of Errol Flynn, complete with Basil Rathbone as the villain, Mildred Natwick (of “Against All Flags”) in a pseudo Una O’Connor-like role, as well as a Robin Hood-like character that seemed written specifically for Errol: The Black Fox. Was Errol offered the role? Probably. Instead, the heroic role was played by Edward Ashley, who received 12th billing. Of course, if Errol had played the role, his name would have been much, much higher in the credits. The film is still very entertaining.(and highly recommended for fans of Flynn) But if it had co-starred Errol Flynn, it would be much more famous.

— zacal

 
 

May the Best Sculpture Win

30 Aug

IN HONOUR OF “THE MOST FAMOUS AUSTRALIAN EVER BORN”:

THE ERROLS

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— Tim

 
 

ERROL FLYNN VIOLATED!

20 Aug

No, Not Warner Bros’ Errol Flynn!!

Direct TV’s Errol Flynn

The Naked Truth:

Government Bureaucrat Makes Unwelcome Moves on Errol Flynn

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render

— Tim

 
 

The Secret of His Success Discovered!

05 Aug

New Article Claims the Secret of Errol’s Success is revealed at 1:05 of this video:

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— Tim

 
 

A swashbuckling opening!

04 Jun

I thought I give a try to the new category Flynn-related and we will see if it works.

This article refers to the opening of the Errol Flynn Filmhouse in Northampton.

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— Tina

 
 

Sirocco on Mulholland Drive

27 May

On Thanksgiving Weekend last year, I was up on Mulholland surveying the situation, trying to get a fix on the exact layout of Mulholland Farm. While doing so, I was greatly surprised to see a home called “Sirocco” only walking distance east of Errol’s old spot!

Naturally, I did take a photo of the Spanish tile “Sirocco” sign, but have lost the cell phone I had that shot saved on! Fortunately, though, I did write down the address. It’s @ 7621,about only 2000-ft from 7740, Errol’s address, on the opposite (north) side of Mulholland Drive.

Here’s the famous film noir star who lived there at “Sirocco” during Errol’s day – Dan Duryea (who I most remember from Pride of the Yankees & Wagon Train, I believe. But, IMO, it’s highly unlikely Dan Duryea would have named hs estate Sirocco. So, who did!!!???!!! Anyone in Flynnlandia know!?!

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— Tim