What caption would you write for this picture?
What is Errol or Olivia saying?
What is your impression seeing this picture?

Have fun and participate – show your humor!
— Tina
What caption would you write for this picture?
What is Errol or Olivia saying?
What is your impression seeing this picture?

Have fun and participate – show your humor!
— Tina
Dear experts on the blog,
Tina and I disagree a little upon a certain picture/scene from a blooper reel from 1944. We would like to know where this scene is from. Tina thinks it is from one of the radio shows, whereas I think it could be from “Gentleman Jim”. However, it is not to be seen in my dubbed German version of this film. So maybe one of you could help us? Thank you very muc!
— Inga
Hi!
This maybe old news but I just realised on the TCM website you can vote for a movie to be released on dvd. When you search for a movie title and then see the screen for the movie on the right hand side there is a column marked “homevideovote” with how many votes received.
So I have now voted on every Errol movie that is not on dvd at present and would encourage anyone to do so if they haven't already. The only exception is I couldn't find “The Sisters”, but saw “That Forsyte Woman” has the highest vote.
I'm so hoping TCM/Warner will eventually release all remaining EF movies on dvd. One I'm very keen on is “Cry Wolf”.
Would be very happy to hear if anyone knows that more are to be released?
kind regards
Diana
— meredd31
Hello & greetings from Down Under!
This is my first EFblog and hope I get the links right!
Would like to share with you all the news of this new novel and attach an interview the author Boyd Anderson
I have my copy but yet to read this, would be interested to hear other people's views on the book.
kind regards
— meredd31
I hope all of you had a great summer so far! I have been absent for a while due to, visitors, vacation, travel and currently to a cataract operation on one eye, the other will follow . Such is life in the fast lane – ha, ha – as they say!
A friend of mine, an Errol fan like me found this Australian movie called “Flynn” and send it to me and I am passing it on to you. I am sure that some of you have seen it but maybe not all of you. I am for one, who never had the pleasure and maybe there are more of our members who have been out of the loop with this one. I had an inkling that there must exist an Australian bio movie due to some excerpts I saw in the “Tasmanian Devil” and this is it – “Flynn”. Guy Pearce an Australian actor plays Errol, although he resembles more to Horst Buchholz than to Errol, and he is only 5'10 and that makes a difference too, but may that be as it is… We have to use our imagination!
You maybe have to download a special Player of which I am giving you the link to be able to view the movie.
Player link:
port25.technet.com…
that is if you have Firefox as your browser. If you have another browser the movie link will either tell you what Player you need or download the “Free Window Media Player 11” .
The Movie link:
www.cinemanow.com…
or
www.cinemanow.com…
If you have problem let me know maybe I can help. The link also works on Internet Explorer!
It will be interesting to hear what you think of the movie.
Good luck and have fun watching it!
All the best to all of you,
Tina
— Tina
Robert Matzen's book Errol & Olivia has a free preview in PDF format that you can download!

Checkout the website at: www.errolandolivia.com…
— David DeWitt
Attached please find the September, 2010 issue of the Errol
Flynn Marina Newsletter, “Docklines” provided in both PDF and Write
formnats.
Docklines PDF
Docklines Write Format
Dale B. Westin
General Manager
Errol Flynn Marina
Box 188 Ken Wright Drive
Port Antonio, Portland, Jamaica
— David DeWitt
Hi Everyone! We have had a successful launch of our September
Rock-itt and it is now in orbit ONLINE. Can you send to your contacts…www.
— David DeWitt
I received a very pleasant email from Marisa Harris today:
Hi, there,
I was recently doing a search for a specific bit of info on Errol Flynn
for my father who is a big fan. I couldn't find what I wanted online,
but I did come across your blog, which I've put my father on to. It's
great! As an employee of the National Library of Australia, I feel I
have to recommend Trove to you, in case you haven't stumbled across it
yourself:
www.trove.nla.gov…
Reading through the newspaper articles is fun, and please feel free to
go on a correction frenzy as the OCR doesn't always do a great job!
All the best,
M
I thought this was so nice I should share it with everybody!
— David DeWitt