LUSTY – LAWLESS – AND … LARGELY MALARKEY
With The Gallant Gipper Leading Custer’s First Charge … and Making Moves on Errol’s Girl!
— Tim
Kiddieland – Where Flynn & Disney Took Their Kids
25
Feb
An Inspiration for Disneyland @ Beverly Park
www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2968062/Photos-reveal-former-LA-theme-park-inspired-Walt-create-Disneyland-frequented-Hollywood-royalty-Errol-Flynn.html…
Video History of Beverly Park/Kiddieland
youtu.be/9ERfo-y4mH4…
— Tim
Top of the Top
25
Feb
At the Queen Vic Market
click photo to find flynn. hint: he’s got a good lookin’ woman on both sides of him
— Tim
Set Sails for The Sea Hawk
23
Feb
75th Anniversary Showings of The Sea Hawk
California – March, 2015
Florida – April, 2015
More to Follow … Stay Tuned for Details
— The Sea Hawk Society
OK – Errol Flynn Costume for Sale?
23
Feb
Owosso, Ok – Former Very-Small-Town Home of Garth Brooks, and John Schneider’s Movie Museum.
Errol Flynn Costume for Sale?
— Tim
Alright M’Hearties – Save the Dates for Errol Flynn Pirate Weekend
23
Feb
Follow Errol to Florida
For Errol Flynn Pirate Weekend
St. Augustine, April 10 & 11, 2015
Details to Follow M’Hearties
Take a Note! Save the Dates!
— Captain Blood Brotherhood
From the Mailbag! Errol Flynn and the Custers!
21
Feb
Our Author, and my friend, Stephen Youngkin sends us a rare photo of Errol Flynn at the time of They Died With Their Boots On standing with the descendants of George Armstrong Custer!
Thanks, Stephen!
— David DeWitt
All Hands & Paws on Deck? – This is Not a Quiz.
19
Feb
I Repeat. This is Not a Quiz!
(It’s an Inquiry of Our Errol Flynn Blog Authors & Authorities!) (I do NOT Know the Answer.)
In this Great Photo of the Sirocco at Balboa Bay, Can Anyone Identify Any or All of Captain Flynn’s Mates? (Other Than His Very Attractive First Mate, Lt. La Dynamita, Of Course.)
— Tim
Peter O’Toole Magnificent In Early Film Role!
18
Feb
I just saw the Warner Archive DVD of the MGM-British film “The Day They Robbed The Bank Of England” (1960). This is a great film with a wonderful cast starring Aldo Ray, Hugh Griffith, Albert Sharpe, beautiful Elizabeth Sellars, and a young Peter O’Toole in only his third film. O’Toole is always worth watching even in bad films but this one is a small masterpiece. Griffith just won an Oscar for “Ben-Hur” (1959) the year before. O’Toole’s very next film was “Lawrence Of Arabia” (1962) for director David Lean!
— rswilltell
