Category Archives: Deirdre Flynn

Mail Bag! Nice Photos of Rory & Deirdre Flynn!

Nice Mail Bag item from our own Karl Holmberg! Great photos of Rory Flynn & Deirdre Flynn. Thanks, Karl! — David DeWitt

Mulholland Jack Marino’s Tribute to the Forgotten Heroes of Vietnam

Directed and Produced by Filmmaker and EFB Author, Jack Marino. Filmed in part at Mulholland Farm. Starring William Smith. Featuring Jack Marino as David DeLuca With references to Errol, including a “Swordfight” a la Robin Hood in the jungles of Vietnam, some of which can be seen in each of the two previews linked below: … … Costume Design by… (more…)

“A Real Homebody”? — “Poorer but Happier”?

April 30, 1957 Louella 0. Parsons in Hollywood International News Service Louella O. Parsons Motion Picture Editor After six years abroad Errol and Mrs. Flynn (Patrice Wymore) return to Hollywood with baby Arnella. He’s a real homebody now. DASHING, happy-go-lucky, colorful Errol Flynn, who lost millions, is poorer today but happier than he’s ever been in his life. And he… (more…)

Bienvenida a America

April 3, 1945 Nora and Deirdre arrive in Burbank from Mexico. — Tim

HAPPY BIRTHDAY, RORY!

— Tim

Happy Birthday, Deirdre! January 10

— Tim

On the Fourth Day of Christmas 🎁🎁🎁🎁

On the fourth day of Christmas Errol gave to us One golden film. The Captain Blood premiere.. A club of four-hundred frauleins… And a visit to Sydney from a very famous singer….! ___ December 28, 1963 Sydney Morning Herald American Singer Arrives The American singer Dick Haymes, for years a close friend of Australian-born actor Errol Flynn, arrived in Sydney… (more…)

Family Photo

August 28, 1959 at the Airport — Tim

Darlings

From Errol to Rory and Deirdre August 4, 1959: Darlings, It hurts so much and I am so disappointed that we won’t be able to see each other this summer … I must go to Spain to try to make some money and besides the Jamaica house is not yet finished … But whatever happens I am definitely going to… (more…)

“An Unscrupulous Writer”

On July 11, 1981, UPI reported that Rory and Deirdre sued low-life Chuck Higham, correctly describing him as: “An unscrupulous writer with gross imagination given to extravagant charges, deceit and defamation of deceased persons as his modus operandi of authorship.” “A skilled and practiced character assassin who used the law preventing libel suits of relatives of a deceased person to… (more…)

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