— Russ McClay
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We Welcome new Author Jeffrey Miller to The Errol Flynn Blog!
We are pleased to announce New Author, Jeffery Miller to The Errol Flynn Blog! Jeffery is the author of the book The Horror Spoofs of Abbott and Costello: A Critical Assessment of the
Comedy Team's Monster Films. Jeffrey, we look forward to your comment and posting about dear old Errol Flynn on our blog! Welcome aboard!

— David DeWitt
We Welcome New Author Kent Hagen to The Errol Flynn Blog!
New Author Kent Hagen joins us at The Errol Flynn Blog! We look forward to hearing from you, Kent, as time allows! Kent Hagen interviewing a guest at Jack & Louise Marino's 100th birthday Bash for Errol Flynn in Burbank in 2009… Welcome aboard!

— David DeWitt
Is this Errol?


Is this really Errol?
Would anybody know if this is Errol?
If it is – who is the lady?
What is it in context with or the purpose of this picture?
It looks like a car commercial – could it be?
Did Errol advertise products?
— Tina
Errol at what event?

Does anybody know in our Blogland what this event was all about? Looks like he is with Katherine Grayson?
— Tina
We Welcome New Author Larry Bradford to The Errol Flynn Blog!
We are very pleased to announce that Larry Bradford has become our newest Author on The Errol Flynn Blog! We look forward to having you with us, Larry! Welcome!

— David DeWitt
More clippings —
Hopefully with a more positive outlook than the last batch. I found the Erben one particulary fascinating, trouble just seemed to follow Doc Erben around.
I spent a few hours the other night going through all these newspaper clippings (something I have been meaning to do for a while now) I had intentionally set aside an hour to do this… which very quickly turned into four hours; truly fascinating stuff I have to say…
best wishes,
Brian.
— themainflynnman
Flynn Clippings (UK)
Hello fellow bloggers,
I'd like to begin this post by sending all my best wishes and prayers to Jack Marino's wife Louise and of course to Jack and his family.
Prayers and best wishes also to our beloved administrator and overseer of this wonderful blog David. I haven't had time to get to the internet much in the past few weeks but both David and Jack, who have given so much to the name of Errol Flynn, have never been far from my thoughts; God bless you both.
I found a little time last night to scan a few newspaper articles about Errol… I have scanned quite a lot of these so may post a few more if they are of interest.
best wishes,
Brian.
— themainflynnman
Errol Flynn as inspiration for Thor film character
This weekend I saw the new movie “Thor”, based on the Marvel Comics superhero and his adventures. I really enjoyed the film, and was surprised to find one of the characters in it (he's a character from the Thor comic books) resembles, in part, Errol. His name is Fandral and he's one of the Warriors Three and friend of Thor, the main hero. He looks like a combination of: Oliver Queen (aka Green Arrow from DC comics who's modeled after Errol and Robin Hood), Cary Elwes from “The Princess Bride” and “Robin Hood Men In Tights”, and a young Errol Flynn! Joshua Dallas is the young actor who plays Fandral.
I found the following on the Wikipedia page for the “Thor” film:
“[Fandral is] a member of the Warriors Three, characterized as an irrepressible swashbuckler and romantic…Joshua Dallas said he believed that Fandral 'would like to think of himself a philanderer. He’s a lover, not a fighter'. Dallas also mentioned that Errol Flynn was an inspiration for the character stating, 'He was a big inspiration for the character and for me. I watched a lot of his movies and kind of got that into my bones. I tried to bring out that little bit of Flynn-ness in it. Flynn had a lot of that boyish charm that Fandral’s got all in him'.”
So I thought that was pretty cool. :-) I've attached 2 images: one of Fandral from the Thor comics, and the other of Joshua Dallas as Fandral.
— Rachel
Errol in Cannes
In this video clip, you can have a short glimpse at “the very confidential Errol Flynn” at the opening of the film festival of Cannes in probably 1949. Hope you enjoy!
www.ina.fr/cannes/1946-1959/video/AFE85003220/l-ouverture-du-festival-du-film.fr.html…
And here, if you scroll down, you see him try a boat named “Monocoque”… just to add to Tina's previous boat post.
— Inga
