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Archive for May, 2011

Errol Exposed – about what? No date as usual! And the picture is reversed! His hair parting in pictures is on the left not on the right side! Does anybody know anything about this publication?

31 May

— Tina

 

I would say from “King's Rhapsody!”

31 May

— Tina

 

ERROL MENTION ON MARPLE EPISODE

30 May

I was watching the “Pocketful of Rye” episode from the recent MARPLE series and there's a great scene where Miss Marple charms the local inspector into letting her help with the case by commenting how handsome he is and telling him how much he resembles Errol Flynn.  The inspector happily strokes his Flynn-esque mustache and, of course, allows Miss Marple to help with the investigation.

— meffjiller

 

Uncertain Glory! Errol enjoyed making this movie! Year? We found it – August 9, 1951

29 May

— Tina

 

Pirate party on Catalina Isle

28 May

I haven't got the foggiest idea if this above mentioned short MGM  (1935), 2 reel film has been discussed before? If so, well, no need to comment I suppose.

— Don Jan

 
 

Münchner Illustrierte August 1953

28 May

One of about 90 photos from a series with Waltraut Haas as promo for “William Tell”. I wonder what happened to the other 89…

— Inga

 

Münchner Illustrierte April 1953

28 May

— Inga

 

Abbott and Costello with Errol Flynn

28 May

— Russ McClay

 
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ERROL FLYNN IN HIGHWAY 301

27 May

Producer/director Kent Hagen reports a major find– he has sighted Errol in the 1950 film noir HIGHWAY 301.  He is hanging out in the background of one of the scenes.  Since Errol was friends with the film's star Steve Cochran, we assume Errol decided to pop into the movie on a lark.  Has anyone else out there seen Errol in this film?

HIGHWAY 301 is currently available on DVD from Warner Archives.  Check it out!

— meffjiller

 
 

We Welcome new Author Jeffrey Miller to The Errol Flynn Blog!

27 May

We are pleased to announce New Author, Jeffery Miller to The Errol Flynn Blog! Jeffery is the author of the book The Horror Spoofs of Abbott and Costello: A Critical Assessment of the
Comedy Team's Monster Films.
Jeffrey, we look forward to your comment and posting about dear old Errol Flynn on our blog! Welcome aboard!

                               

— David DeWitt