Stuntman Dick Ryan “In “A Day at the Races”, “Gone with the Wind” and “All the Errol Flynn movies””:
Saved by Lieutenant Ryan?
A very well-researched alternative account regarding Hirohito’s horse(s), : www.lrgaf.org…
— Tim
”NORTHERN PURSUIT” (1943) FLYNN’S final lines had audiences laughing.
12
Mar
In 1943 Errol Flynn was accused of statutory rape and made the front pages of not only the gossip columns but all news papers. He would be acquitted of all charges. His star status actually increased from the publicity. All 4 of his films in 1942-43 were highly successful earning over 2 million dollars per film. But, for the first time in his career his reputation became the bad boy of Hollywood and became the ‘butt of jokes’. Which was something new to him. Instead of resisting, he played along with the womanizing comments. During the filming ”NORTHERN PURSUIT”, he played a Canadian Mountie and ended the film by assuring his bride Julie Bishop that he has known many girls, but she is the only one he ever loved. Then, turning and confiding with the audience, he blurts out: ”What am I saying?” Everyone loved it. 
— Kevin Wedman
”IT’S A GREAT FEELING” (1949) FLYNN makes funny cameo appearance.
11
Mar
Doris Day plays a waitress in the Warner Bros. Commissary wanting to be an actress in movies but decides to give it all up and returns home to Goerkes Corner, Wisconsin to marry long-time sweetheart Jeffrey Bushdinkle who turns out to be Errol Flynn. A highly entertaining and funny film in Technicolor.
— Kevin Wedman
”THAT FORSYTE WOMAN” (1949) Greer Garson reflected.
09
Mar
“His life was one of highs and lows, and he burned himself out much too soon. In thinking of him, let us remember, above all, that to millions of people the world over he brought exhilarating and joyous entertainment, and lifted their imagination and their spirits out of the doldrums and tensions of day-to-day living with a glorious vision of adventure, chivalry, and romance.”
–Greer Garson.
— Kevin Wedman
”THE ADVENTURES OF DON JUAN” (1948) Final scene. Cameo by Nora Eddington.
09
Mar
Nora Eddington was Flynn’s second wife (m. 1943–1949) who raised two lovely daughters, Deirdre and Rory.
— Kevin Wedman
Who Were These Two?
08
Mar
Charming
Handsome
Chivalrous
Gentlemen
Celebrities
Personable
Multilingual
Controversial
Well- Dressed
Very Intelligent
Runyan Canyon
Anti-Authoritarian
Very Good Fighters
Zorro & Robin Hood
Very Good Horsemen
Still Revered by Many
Legendary Ladies Men
Became Famous in California
One was Named Errol L. Flynn
— Tim
”EDGE OF DARKNESS” (1943) ”ON SET” FASCINATING PHOTO.
07
Mar
”He was one of the wild characters of the world, but he had a strange, quiet side. He camouflaged himself completely. In all the years I knew him, I never really knew what lay underneath and I doubt if many people did.”
–Ann Sheridan on Errol Flynn.
— Kevin Wedman
Errol Flynns
06
Mar
Of the A’s & B’s
The Gipper Fazed by the Popularity of Mikhail Gorbachev?
“Good Lord no, [he] co-starred with Errol Flynn once.”
— Tim
March 2016 The Rock-itt Magazine!
05
Mar
Dear Rock-itt Reader:
Click on the link to read the March issue of The Rock-itt Magazine.
cheers
Pete
— David DeWitt
