Senor Flynn Sojourns South to Old Mexico for a Red Cross Benefit Premier of Yankee Doodle Dandee (Gringo Doodle Dandee?).
Errol Heads Up Benefit Trip – Hopping on a Mexicana de Aviacion Flight with Hedda Hopper & (Future Roosevelt, White House Resident & “First Lady of Television”) Faye Emerson
Errol, Hoppa & Faye Joined by Journalists Bill Brogdon, Hub Keavy, W.R. Wilkinson
Actors Juanita Stark, Nancy Coleman, Julie Bishop, Dennis Morgan
— Tim
As we (and most all of the first world!) know, one of the things Errol is most famous for is his astonishing list of gorgeous dates & girlfriends. Some of these stunning beauties remain legendary; some are almost entirely forgotton. How about we try to list as many as possible, with images from relevant timeframes when possible!
To start, may I introduce the magnificent Mary Ann Hyde:
— Tim
Dear members of The Errol Flynn Blog,
The May issue of The Rock-itt Magazine is now available!
Look for my regular column “Hobart to Hollywood” about our man Errol Flynn!
Cheers
Pete
— David DeWitt
I just ordered this film and it will be the first time in many years that I have seen it. I think I have seen it all the way thru but now I will have it in my collection. Ruth Roman is very nice and I enjoyed her in The Far Country with James Stewart which I hope will be put on Blu Ray some time since it is a great film but does not hold up to LED screens. I never saw it on a CRT but I am sure it looks much better on those.
— twinarchers
I wonder what film Errol lost out on because of this injury. I found this photo on a site (address shown below)
I have no idea but this will be a good test for our resident Flynn experts.
greenbriarpictureshows.blogspot.com…
— twinarchers
Bogie & Flynn Go Searching for the Source. Artwork by Bogart.
— Tim
Dear EFB Authors & Colleagues:
Based on your impeccable taste, extensive expertise & often-infallible good judgment:
Who do you believe was Errol’s Most Beautiful Co-Star?
In what film with Errol do you believe she looks most beautiful?
With which co-star did Errol look best together?
What particular film clips and/or stills do you believe support your choices?
— Tim
After watching Against All Flags I had to put on Master Of Ballantrae. I have to admit that with location shooting, Cardiff filming it and maybe a larger budget if stands up better than Flags.
Even the matte painter is famous. You can see two of them below. My question is I have a DVD that is several years old and it is now available as a Warner Archive DVD. Is it the same transfer or a new one that is better? The old one looks pretty good but you never know. I will certainly get the Blu Ray if it comes out but not another DVD unless its far superior. Does anyone have both versions? Thanks
PS I found Yvonne Furneaux sexier than Beatrice Campbell. No wonder he was seeing her on the side.
She should have been the female lead I think.
— twinarchers
I have to admit this is a film that has escaped me most of my life and never really watched it. I was too critical of Flynn after “the booze and the broads got to him” as a local film host Bill Kennedy used to say. Now however I take his later films for what they are and don’t put any expectations on them and what do you know?, I am having a great time. This film may be one of the best ones but it is hard to come by unless you get it in a package deal with 3 other films (shown below) or live in Europe region 2. This film deserves a proper Blu Ray release so there will be more talk about it since there is very little now. As it is it looks very good on my 1080p LED Sharp 60in and if they went one step farther it would really rock on Blu Ray. Three big stars ( Flynn, O’Hara, Quinn ) means 3 sets of fans from all over the world so I think it would sell. Any comments or am I alone on this one.
— twinarchers
Hi all
A lovely friend of ours sent us this link. We really enjoyed it. Love Genene
And thank you Gary Stewart.
— tassie devil
