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The Hell Fire Club, Errol, Patrick and Rex

The original Hell Fire Club (Errol was a member of a watered down Hollywood homage, which he doubtless regretted, as he would have vastly preferred the original) has been the subject of books and films. Its first meeting took place in 1747, under the auspices of Sir Francis Dashwood, rake and dilettante, in the cellar of the George & Vulture Inn in London. The George & Vulture,… (more…)

Errol, Robin Hood and The Red Earl

When Errol was in Mexico in the 1930s and visited the house of the renowned Marxist artist Diego Rivera, he met his then assistant, a moustachioed Englishman, who introduced himself as Jack Hastings. His full name, however, was Francis John Clarence Westenra Plantagenet Hastings, 16th Earl of Huntingdon, one of the oldest titles in England. In Britain, Hastings was known as the ‘Red… (more…)

Uncork Errol…..

I am sure you are all aware that TCM has started a WINE CLUB, which goes well to toast a movie in particular ‘The Adventures of Don Juan’. So very innocent – entirely innocent I am! This is such a wonderful picture, which I love very much! How nice of TCM to especially advertise a wine for Errol and his movie,… (more…)

THE REEL REALS: Errol Flynn

Hello all Errol fans! I found this excellent and truthful biography written by Meredith Grau of Errol and I thought you just might enjoy it as much as I did! Errol Flynn: swashbuckler, rascal, swaggering screen star with a sinful dose of sex-appeal. I incorporated a lot of S’s into that description in order to produce the steaming hot alliteration… (more…)

What is that? Errol is in it!

And the clues are: WHITE TIGHT CLASSIC BRITISH SMART ELEGANT REPRESENTING Have fun guessing! — Tina

A Kitty Packard Pictorial of Errol Flynn

Hello Flynn Fans! I thought I post this link as it is a very nice write-up about Errol. kittypackard.com…… Enjoy! — Tina

The day when Hollywood came to Dodge City, KS

I found this article about when Errol, cast, and others came to premiere the movie “Dodge City” in Dodge City, KS in 1939: DODGE CITY, Kansas — The year 1939 is considered by most experts to be the greatest year in the history of movies. There were such classics as “Gone with the Wind”, “Wizard of Oz” and “Mr. Smith Goes… (more…)

“The Perfect Specimen” 1937 Film Ad

Last night, I found this Movie Ad for Errol’s movie, “The Perfect Specimen” from 1937. Here is the link to the site………greenbriarpictureshows.blogspot.com……   — Mary Ann