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Errol Flynn Fire Sale! Rare Digital Repro Items on DVDs! Ebay!

16 Oct

Here is an interesting Errol Flynn auction item over at eBay containing some of Flynn's radio shows, including the famous Joe E Lewis Roast in which Flynn speaks the words “In Like Flynn” and makes a statement in adult terms that floors all the professional comedians in the audience whom for years had been making fun of him…

Ten folders of digitally reproduced items! Scrapbooks, newspaper articles, FOH stills, Flynn's will, FBI files, and the files of several of his friends including Herman F Erben, and the tough to find copy of Flynn's Playhouse 90 performance in WITHOUT INCIDENT…

It's a genuine ERROL FLYNN FIRE SALE!

Worth checking out…

— David DeWitt

 
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Robert Matzen on Jack Marino's Radio Show!

16 Oct

Jack Marino

Warriorfilmmaker
Show tonight has guest Robert Matzen author of the new book ERROL &
OLIVIA and his last book ERROL FLYNN SLEPT HERE. So all you Flynn Fans
here is the audio of tonight's show. Join me tonight at 8PM PST &
11PM EST
www.latalkradio.com…-101510.mp3

— David DeWitt

 
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We Welcome New Author Rachel Nesser to The Errol Flynn Blog!

13 Oct

We are again pleased to announce a new Author at The Errol Flynn Blog, Rachel Nesser! We look forward to your posts, and welcome aboard!

                                                       

— David DeWitt

 
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We Welcome New Author Brenda Negri toi the Errol Flynn Blog!

12 Oct

I'm pleased to announce Brenda Negri has joined us as our Newest Author! Brenda, we look forward to your posts and comments on The Errol Flynn Blog!

                                                 

— David DeWitt

 
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October Doclines! The Newsletter of the Errol Flynn Marina

09 Oct

Here is the October Doclines, the newsletter of the Errol Flynn Marina…

— David DeWitt

 
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Jack Marino's Warrior Filmmaker Show!

09 Oct

I couldn't resist posting this…

— David DeWitt

 
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I've been in touch with Harry Eiler…

06 Oct

Chums, Harry Eiler has been in touch with me recently (you will find a reference on the blog to Harry Eiler (in John's The Ghost of Navy Island article) who owned the Admiralty Club and lived with his wife Alice in one of the bungalows on Navy Island. Harry wrote a book mss called Terror in Paradise  which details a violent experience he and his wife endured one day on the island that turned their lives upside down. The story points out that longstanding poverty and racism in the islands creates mistrust and resentments that go way back into the history of Jamaica. And still exist today. He has provided some photos and I will put most of them into a gallery, soon. After Harry has had a chance to make sure his story is properly formatted for the blog, I will post it here. I appreciate the chance to publish his story here on the blog, and give Harry a Tip o the Hat for his kindness…


Harry and Alice Eiler

— David DeWitt

 
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From the Errol Flynn Mailbag…

06 Oct

This comes from our Author Chris Driscoll in Australia…

Hello, David. This interview was played today on Australian Radio. It's with Boyd Anderson who authored who authored

Errol, Fidel & The Cuban Rebel Girls.

Best Regards, Chris

Boyd Anderson and Hannah Gadsby: www.abc.net…

— David DeWitt

 
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Farewell, Tony Curtis…

03 Oct
Tony CurtisBorn
Bernard Schwartz on June 3, 1925, in the
Bronx, N.Y., Tony Curtis
survived a rough childhood and being wounded in action during World War
II. He studied acting at New York City's Dramatic Workshop and later
signed with Universal Studios, making his first notable film appearance
in 1949's Criss Cross.

A popular leading man in such movies as Houdini
(1953) and The Black Shield of Falworth (1954), Curtis rose above his
pretty boy looks and impressed critics with dramatic turns in Sweet
Smell of Success (1957) and The Defiant Ones (1958), for which he earned
a Best Actor Oscar nod. More memorable parts followed in 1959's Some
Like It Hot (doing a dead-on Cary Grant riff), Spartacus (1960) and The
Boston Strangler (1968).

Curtis moved into character roles in the
1970s, playing a variety of heavies and gangsters. In later years, he
made numerous guest appearances on television. He died of heart failure
Sept. 29, 2010.

The Jill & Tony Curtis Story

2008NR73 minutes

Actor
Tony Curtis and his wife, Jill, discuss the important need to protect
horses from consumption overseas in this documentary, which examines the
couple's passionate struggle for equestrian rights and personal efforts
to rescue horses. Featuring startling footage captured directly inside a
slaughterhouse, this meaningful movie aims to celebrate horses and keep
them shielded from cruel and senseless deaths.

Shiloh Horse Rescue

— David DeWitt

 
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Jack Marino at the Earl Carrol Theatre

03 Oct

Jack Marino


Jack Marino
has a
pre-recorded show and talks about Tony Curtis, and those great film
scores by Korngold, Steiner, later Rosa, Rota and Morricone. Be sure to
hear the opening when Jack is sent out on a remote to the Earl Carroll
Theater.


www.latalkradio.com…-100110.mp3

— David DeWitt

 
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