Anyone know the name of the woman next to Errol Flynn? One of her lovers? Thank you for your help?
— Fabienne
Ok, here's what I call a “Community Quiz Question” because I don't have the answer all ready. I intended to get it, but realised that it won't be until maybe in two years or so, that's why I thought it'd be easier to post it as a question for all.
–> How often did Errol get a slap in the face in his movies?
Please enter the answers as follows:
Name of the slapping person, title of movie, reason
Example and part of the solution which you all know:
1. Bette Davis, The Private Lives of Elizabeth and Essex, for turning his back on the Queen/insolence
I invite everybody to join in, it may take weeks or months to be complete, but would be great if we managed another trivial topic in a joint effort. Don't forget to number the slaps! So here would be number two:
2. Faye Emerson, Uncertain Glory, for not telling the truth about himself
Hope you enjoy a little! I'll be off for a holiday on Tuesday, let's see what you manage in the meantime.
— Inga
Hi everybody – again I have been MIA for a while and noticed nobody has place a quiz question!?
Here is one for fun:
In one of Errol's movies there was a horse who had a nice name:
1. What was the name of the horse?
2. What was the race of the horse?
3. What was the horse able to do?
4. Who rode the horse – did Errol or another actor ride the horse?
5. What year did this horse have its movie debut?
6. Later this horse received another name – what was this name?
7. Who renamed the horse and why?
Happy quizzing – Saturday is answering time!
First entry with all the correct answers is the winner!
— Tina
Hey Guys,
I don't normally participate, mainly because my knowledge on Flynn is pretty limited but I do have a question.
Who Am I?
I was born in Boston, Massachussets, the youngest of three brothers; all of whom worked in the movie industry. I made close to 200 films during a very varied career and worked with Errol Flynn.
My middle name is Waldo.
More clues if needed.
best wishes,
Brian.
— themainflynnman
Show #7
OLD HOLLYWOOD: On my first show about the Golden Age of Hollywood I
invited Steve Hayes to
the show so he could share with us his adventurous life
starting when he arrived in Hollywood at 19 in 1949. On that day he went
to a party at Errol Flynn's famous Mulholland Farm and his life changed
forever. Steve got to know as friends, many of the greats of
Hollywood Fame and he worked as a manager of GOOGIES,
“CoffeeShop of the Stars”. Steve was later joined by
filmmaker/author Eric
Sherman the son of Vincent Sherman a credited Warner Bros
Director. Both guest had great stories about their experiences with all
the greats they knew in their fascinating lives. Definitely .. To Be
Continued!! Download
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#12 Australian Filmmaker Robert de Young, the writer/producer of the film
Tasmanian Devil: The Fast and Furious Life of Errol Flynn. Robert is in
Los Angeles filming his latest film about the life of actor Peter Finch.
Also, Author
Steven Schochet calls in to talk about his new book Hollywood
Stories: Short Entertaining Anecdotes about the Stars & Legends of the
Movies. Both Robert and Steven share a common knowledge and affection for
the great stories of these incredible legends. Download
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Show #18 Jack is back from
vacation in Boston visiting his grandchildren. His special guest is
actor, writer, author
Louis Kraft. Louis brings his historical knowledge about the American
West, the truth about George A. Custer and Cheyenne Indian Agent Edward
Wynkoop. Louis talks of the great Hollywood films like, THEY DIED WITH
THEIR BOOTS ON imdb starring Errol Flynn and Olivia de
Havilland. Louis speaks of his friendship with Ms. de Havilland one of
the last of the great leading ladies of the silver screen. Download
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Show # 19 Author, writer,
columnist, and musician Michael Merrett, joins the show to tell of his recent
article in THE DAILY ITEM all about his determination to have a
career as a writer despite the fact, he was born with retintis pigmetosa
along with his four brothers. His memoir, SLIPPING INTO DARKNESS is
an incredible journey of determination and details his decent into blindness
and his brothers' experiences. Michael has written four self-published
books including two novels, which are all available on his website THE FOG. Listen to this
incredible story of Michael Merrett, who I went to Pope John XXIII High School
with in Everett, MA. Download
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Show # 20 has independent filmmaker and one
man film studio Vic
Alexander who is an American filmmaker with 35 years of
experience shooting movies all over the world. A graduate of the San Francisco
State University Film Department. Vic Alexander has worked as
cinematographer, editor, film director (between 1970 and 1992), and university
instructor in the Cal State University system (1993-1999). Since 2000, Vic
Alexander has returned to independent filmmaking in Southern California. In
addition to writing about film, Vic Alexander also writes on a variety of
subjects, including religion and history. Tonight Vic explains film vs
digital and why film is so much better and is still used by the major motion
picture studios. He has written a book on the process of making films
called, FILMMAKING A to Z which is now on Amazon. Download
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Show #22 has veteran
character actor/director Richard Erdman who started out in the last days of
vaudeville. In 1944 at the age of 17 he was signed to a contract with
Warner Bros. and he has been working as an actor ever since. Richard has
been in over 100 films and over 600 Television shows. He was the barracks
chief 'Hoffy' in “Stalag 17”, he played the Delong in the film
“Cry Danger” with his idol William Powell and McNulty in that famous
and popular Twilight Zone, “A kind of Stopwatch”. Richard has
some great stories of his career and all the great actors he worked with in the
past six decades. This is a show about old Hollywood and what it was like
working as an actor in those wonderful days of the studio system. Download
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Show #27 has a special guest Rory Flynn, the daughter of legendary
actor Errol Flynn. Rory talks about living up at
Mulholland Farm and of her new book The Baron of
Mulholland, which is a wonderful and touching love letter
from a loving daughter to her Father. Download
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Show
#28 has in studio guest Robert Florczak, Hollywood's
Premier Private Chef! Richard Florczak, has been the private chef
to high profile people for more than fifteen years. He is the author of the a
new and fascinating cookbook “The Private Chef“ For the past
nine years Richard has been the full-time exclusive chef for actor and director
Mel Gibson and was recently sought after by Jennifer Garner to provide services
on a part-time basis. Download
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Show #29 has a special
guest, actor Paul
Picerni, stage-screen-TV career took him from small East
Coast theater groups to Hollywood studios where he acted alongside stars on the
level of John Wayne, Errol Flynn, Audie Murphy, Burt Lancaster, Vincent Price,
Charles Bronson and his best friend Telly Savalas. In this book, master
storyteller Picerni vividly describes working with these legends (and scores of
others) and recalls in detail all the phases of his astounding 60 years in the
acting profession. His manager/Author John Gloski, is also a
guest, telling how he met Paul and about his book, Tough Kid: The
Life and Films of Frankie Darro. Download
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Show #31 has Stephen Schochet, Author and
Hollywood Tour guide presenting his new book, “Hollywood Stories:
Short, Entertaining Anecdotes about the Stars and Legends of the
Movies! ” Listen to Stephen tell some great stories we never get to
hear from the mainstream media of Hollywood's film greats! Download
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Show #32 features Filmmaker and Horror legend Tom Holland
to the show. Tom talks about his years as one of the last of the young
contract actors at Warner Bros. How he worked his way into writing and
then directing. He talks about his film FRIGHT NIGHT
and all the other films and television shows he has written, produced and
Directed. Tom is considered a legend in the Horror film genre and he has a
lot of fans out there all over the world and your Host happens to be one of
them. It was a real pleasure to meet Tom and have him on my show. Download
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More great show coming soon!
— David DeWitt
In a personal email to me from our own Brian Twist, Bri tells me the new about the legendary Rick Dodd. Brian explains this news so well that I am quoting him here for us all…
“One other thing David – I would appreciate it greatly if you could post
something at the blog about Rick Dodd. I rang Rick today… I usually
ring every 4-5 weeks or so. I was going to go and visit him in the next
couple of weeks or so. He is very ill… and has just had a heart
attack. He sounded very weak on the phone, which broke my heart as he is
so very lively even at his age. He is the most amazing person I have
ever met… so kind… so eager to hear all on Flynn. He lives and
breathes Flynn… but in a very positive way. I passed onto him good
wishes in your name, and Karl’s… Jack’s and Robert Florczak’s… that
really made his day to know that he is thought of among the Flynn
community. Could you please post a blog entry for him and ask for
prayers and wishes. I can’t tell you enough what a great friend he is to
me and how it hurts so much to know that he is not his usual
full-of-life and sprightly self. I know that people at the blog know who
Rick is… and would spare a thought and prayer for him.”
Of course, we all offer Rick our prayers and well wishes for a complete recovery from his heart attack and to let him know how much he is respected in the Flynn community all over the world…
I am certain the first book I ever opened about Errol Flynn after reading My Wicked, Wicked Ways and wanting to learn more had several picture in it from the famous Rick Dodd Collection. This is a common experience among many Flynn fans over the years and I was always excited to see them!
Then to hear what a fine gentleman he is from so many people was an added blessing.
All the best, Rick…
David
David DeWitt
Admin/TheErrolFlynnBlog.com
— David DeWitt
This year’s Maureen O’Hara Classic Film Festival program
offers screening of and insights into some of Hollywood’s most beloved
gems. In addition to Miss O’Hara, other prominent guests will join the
festivities.Rory Flynn, daughter of Hollywood's great swashbuckler Errol
Flynn will present highlights from her book about her famed father
called “The Baron of Mulholland”. email on info@mohcff.com…

— David DeWitt

I just read the post of ILIKEFLYNN and he /she reminded us that Sean's 70 Birthday was on May 31st.
We all forgot to honor Errol's son with an appropriate post! I for one hold my head in shame, I feel guilty to have forgotten about it.
I like to remedy this situation by posting this remembrance in the name of ILIKEFLYNN and myself, who is unable to place this post him/ herself and who wishes to join us!
It was May 31st 1941 when Sean Leslie Flynn son of Errol Flynn cried out for the first time and grew into a most handsome young man standing 6'3″ tall and equally handsome as his father! He too ventured into a movie carrier and made quite a few movies, but decided that the movie business it not quite his forte.
Tracking back, baby Sean grew into a thoughtful, sensitive, kind and intuitive child and teenager who had to endure the sadness, as any
child would, being separated from his father. Every child wishes to be
part of his parents on a continual basis and in Sean's life it was only conceivable at intervals, yet Errol was with him as often as allowed and humanly possible. When ever son and
father were together they had great and memorable times. They loved each
other! In our days we call it “Quality Time”, they had that with certainty.
Errol made sure of that, he loved his son ever so dearly.

Needless to say, Sean inherited his father's sense of adventure and the risk taking bravery, which ventured him into a carrier of covering the most treacherous war in Vietnam and Cambodia. He became a war photographer and correspondent for Life Magazine, which ended his life much to early and extremely tragical. To this day his sister Rory tries to find his remains! A heart-wrenching story of a young man who should have lived to tell his story!
I am sure we all wish to remember and commemorate Sean and celebrate the life he lived! Please join ILIKEFLYNN and me with your heartfelt comments to praise Sean's short but ever so worthwhile and courageous life!
ILIKEFLYNN and I wish you all never to suffer tragedy only to experience the happiness of life it can offer!
— Tina