The Errol Flynn Blog

WHAT DO THESE THREE PHOTOS HAVE IN COMMON?

— Tim

THE ERROL FLYNN SUITE @ THE HOTEL NAPOLEAN PARIS

ERROL IN THE 50’S – SEAN IN THE SIXTIES

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— Tim

Who is this Lady?
Who Painted Her?
What was She to Errol Flynn?

— Tim

I have never seen this one before and its a big image too. Looks like they are filming and he is just off to the side. What do you think?

— twinarchers

A MIDSUMMER NIGHT’S DREAM
AT THE BRENTWOOD TOWN & COUNTRY SCHOOL

WHERE SEAN LIKED TO PLAY BANDIT WITH HIS FONDA, COOPER, MANKIEWICZ, LEROY & OLIVIER CLASSMATES.

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— Tim

“British Agent” was a 1934 film directed by Michael Curtiz and starring… Leslie Howard. Errol Flynn would not be a household name for another year. He would, however, play the British Agent — on radio. Flynn possessed a beautiful, distinctive speaking voice which contributed mightily to his success as an actor and made him a natural for the radio. In this episode of the prestigious Lux Radio Theater (hosted by legendary director Cecil B. DeMille – the above picture is actually from “Green Light”) Errol Flynn finally plays a secret agent. When he says, “My name is Locke. Steve Locke,” it’s the closest we’ll ever get to hearing him play, well, you-know-who.
(Note: This link is to a site selling CD’s of radio programs. Click on “Listen To A Sample Episode” to hear Errol Flynn in “British Agent”.)
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— zacal

FAREWELL TO THE GREAT LAUREN BACALL

BOGIE, BACALL & BARON BOATING ON (BALBOA?) BAY

A ROCKY MOUNTAIN RELATIONSHIP
REAGAN WANTED IT – FLYNN GOT IT – BACALL REFUSED IT – WARNER SUSPENDED MRS. BOGIE –
“LAUREN BACALL LOOK ALIKE” BECOMES ERROL’S LEADING LADY (MISS WYMORE, NO LESS)

TO HAVE OR HAVE NOT – LAUREN BACALL’S PACKAGE

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— Tim

In 1957, Errol Flynn was facing increasing money troubles, thanks to the unfinished “William Tell” film, unpaid back alimony, etc. So he appeared on a game show called “The Big Surprise”, hosted by Mike Wallace.(later of 60 Minutes fame) Errol was able to choose his own area of expertise in which to compete and he chose (naturally) sailing. Apparently, only one episode of this show exists and this is it. (Thank you, television gods…) Errol had appeared the week before and had managed to win $20,000.00 up to this point, leading to his return.
We all know of the Quiz Show scandal of the 1950’s. But if Errol is acting during this tense segment, then it has to be ranked as his greatest performance.
(Note: I attempted to make the video begin with Errol’s entry. If it doesn’t, simply forward to the 7:40 mark)
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— zacal

We welcome our Newest Author Elizabeth Bentley-Stevens aboard the Errol Flynn Blog! We’re hasppy to have you with us, Elizabeth, and look forward to your posts and comments …

— David DeWitt