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Münchner Illustrierte April 1953

28 May

— Inga

 

L'Ecran Francais January 1951

17 May

Errol and Micheline Presle in “Adventures of Captain Fabian”. It's amazing in how many colours her dress comes – one picture shows it in blue, this one in red… I wonder what the original colour was…

— Inga

 

Cinévie October 1947

17 May

— Inga

 

Errol in Cannes

07 May

In this video clip, you can have a short glimpse at “the very confidential Errol Flynn” at the opening of the film festival of Cannes in probably 1949. Hope you enjoy!

www.ina.fr/cannes/1946-1959/video/AFE85003220/l-ouverture-du-festival-du-film.fr.html…

And here, if you scroll down, you see him try a boat named “Monocoque”… just to add to Tina's previous boat post.

— Inga

 
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Film Revue 1949

21 Apr

— Inga

 

Movie Story June 1948

17 Apr

Aren't they beautiful…

— Inga

 

How well do you know your Flynn films?

16 Apr

I think that I mentioned before that sometimes sentences from Errol's films pop up in my mind, and the last sentence inspired me for this question. It took me quite a while to figure out where it came from – you will probably be faster. So please show us how well you know his films:

From which film comes the sentence: “I meant yours – certainly not mine.” and who said it?

I'm sure you will come up with the answer very quickly. Good luck guessing.

 

— Inga

 
 

Berlinale

03 Apr

I realised that my April 1st post was a little foolish and not so appealing, so I deleted it, say “sorry” and hope to give you a little more pleasure with this guaranteed authentic Berlinale picture of Errol and Patrice dancing rock'n'roll. Have a nice Sunday.

— Inga

 
 

Cruise of the Zaca Quiz Question

03 Apr

Well, I hope that this one is not too easy:

Which was the originally intended title for the film project which eventually became “Cruise of the Zaca”?

Answer will be posted next Sunday.

— Inga

 
 

Mein Film 1952

27 Mar

Must be his dog “Cold Nose”… a beautiful German shepherd!

— Inga