Have any of the authors here interviewed Dean Stockwell? I came across an article on the Internet that quotes Mr. Stockwell during the time Kim was being filmed and the quotes are quite crude. I've come across other crude quotes by others who knew Errol and wonder why he would say such things to preteens, his own son included! Maybe that is why he gets such a bad rap. Whenever I bring up his name my friends just shake their heads. I still don't care . . . I am a fan.
— Kathleen
Can anyone identify when this was taken and who is with Errol?
— Kathleen
Hello. Just wanted to show off my certificate that I received from the Errol Flynn Society. It is gorgeous, fun and a kick in the pants. I had fun displaying it at work and received quite a few comments and a few “raised eyebrows”. If you haven't joined yet, maybe this will entice you to do so!
— Kathleen
Being a fan of Errol Flynn has been so much fun this last year. I mean I've always been a fan but now I am reading all the books there are, finding sheet music and magazines. I just visited his grave (will write more later on that experience), but what I want to say now is: when I was surfing around the Internet looking for Errol, I came across L.A. LA Land's Hollywood Blog. He had written a wonderful article and we traded thoughts back and forth a few times. For some reason, while surfing around months later this article came up again and someone had responded to the article. They were so supportive of EF. I thought this is someone you would want on your “side”. This is what struck me as so right on and is just a snippet from the original post: “Look into his eyes, which are the mirror of the soul, prior to this event [rape trial] his eyes sparkled with a zest and excitement, afterward that sparkle, that glee was gone and it was gone forever“. I want to say that Tina made that post. Am I right, Tina? If so, you go girl!
— Kathleen
Just viewed a clip of the game show The Big Surprise. I had no idea that Mike Wallace would be the emcee. Errol was fun to watch. He was witty and handsome as ever. And, he got all of the answers and won $30,000. Does anyone know if there is a clip available of his return visit for $100,000?
— Kathleen
I've bought sheet music that is more than 60 years old–it is so unbelievable. I never thought of looking for Errol on the piano. I've found four so far. Never Say Goodbye (Remember Me); Santa Fe Trail (Along the Santa Fe Trail), San Antonio (Some Sunday Morning) and Uncertain Glory (Marianne). They all have beautiful front covers and are suitable for framing.
— Kathleen
After reading several books which touched on Flynn's last film and how difficult it was for the director and actors to work with him I was curious to watch The Golden Shanty. Then I came across the attached review and it motivated me to obtain a copy. I have to say that I agree with the reviewer. Watching the interactions and seeing Flynn with that famous grin was well worth the price I paid. The segment is like watching an old Gunsmoke episode. Patricia Barry was great.
— Kathleen
This is a picture for Robert's Then and Now. However, it may not be the tree used in scenes . . .it was taken in 1958.
— Kathleen
