Ahoy, the EFB! A new category has been suggested for posts that are thinly related to Errol Flynn. Inga will create the category, and if you have something to post that is not directly about Flynn there will be a place for it. This will give us a chance to talk about Flynn related subjects in one place where no category already exists.
— David DeWitt
Found an article well written about Errol in The Sun Also Rises, well worth reading …
— David DeWitt
Hi Errol Flynn Blogsters,
I am a teacher at Albuera Street Primary and we are having our centenary celebrations of the Albuera State School later on this year. I’ve read on your blog about Albuera and Errol’s attendance there. Some of the corrections have made it much more accurate.
I don’t know what you have about his time at Albuera but would really appreciate anything you have to share. I am intending to have some of my students (Grade 5/6) research him and put on a bit of a display (of the things primary school-aged kids can read about and see!). Again, anything that you could point me to, or indeed if you are Hobartian-based, to come and have a chat with us about, would be brilliant.
I was looking at the sparse, but obviously accurate, enrolment records of Errol Leslie Flynn and it shows the terms he was at the school, the days attended and the line written about him when he left: “Gone to Sydney”. I don’t know if it was meant as a “Thank goodness he is gone!”
Cheers,
Grant Williams
grant.williams at education.tas.gov….au
— David DeWitt
Mark Young, our Author, writes that he discovered an interview of Errol speaking in French to a French interviewer about his film Against All Flags, and a few other topics about his life:
www.ina.fr/audio/PHD99001195/interview-d-errol-flynn-audio.html…
In case you are wondering, yes, Mark is related to the same Young family Errol is related to! He wonders how many other interviews Flynn gave in French? And where are they?
— David DeWitt
I am happy to announce new Author David Trioux to The Errol Flynn Blog! David, we look forward to having you here with us!
— David DeWitt
Received this from Robb Callahan at the Errol Flynn Estate in the mailbag:
Hi David, Hello God was not destroyed. The original film was found last year in the basement of the surrogate court in NYC. The film is now being restored at the George Eastman House in NY. The film was shot using silver nitrate film stock. There were 7 canisters of film. Two of the canisters were completely deteriorated. The other 5 are being restored. Unfortunately with the two missing canisters the film won’t be complete, but it would be good viewing what remains.
Best
Robb
— David DeWitt
I’ve revised the About Page with an important update concerning EFB blog rules. Please read it.
— David DeWitt
