“They Died with Their Boots On” poster added to Pamplim International Art & History Collection.
— Tim
Author Archive
Flynn’s Film? Errol’s Oscar?
27
Feb
Was Norman Maine based in part on Errol Flynn?
(and/or perhaps John Barrymore and/or Norman Kerry?)
books.google.com…
Was Errol offered the role, but rejected it?
www.imdb.com…
Would Errol have been a better Norman Maine?
greenbriarpictureshows.blogspot.com…
Or, did Jack Warner “blackball” him from getting it?
www.tcm.com…
www.geraldclarke.com…
Was this Errol’s best chance to win an Academy Award for Best Actor?
— Tim
Actin’ Like Flynn – Part 12 – Very Well Put, Mr. Flynn
25
Feb
Mr. Flynn, I Mean, Mr. Flint, Saves the World from Global Warming (in “Our Man Flynn”) and Hot Global Feminists (in “In Like Flint”), Romancing with Wild Women and Conversing with Trained Dolphins All Along His Errol-May-Care Way.
Derek Flint tributes Errol, showing The Baron to be even greater than Bond.
See zacal’s superb “Our Man Flynn” post: www.theerrolflynnblog.com…
In addition to a bevy of beauties, there’s even a Basil-like staircase swordfight, ~ 1:32 in “Our Man Flint”.
And Flint is actually called “Mr. Flynn” at one point in the sequel! See ~ 1:16.
— Tim
Tribute to Robin and Ralph
25
Feb
A Superb Tribute to The Adventures of Robin Hood: Featuring Errol Flynn and Ralph Dawson.
Was Ralph Dawson the greatest film editor of the 1930s? — Three academy awards in less than four years – Midsummer’s Night Dream, Anthony Adverse & The Adventures of Robin Hood. Mighty impressive.
— Tim
Actin’ Like Flynn – Part 11 – Never Fear, Errol’s Here
23
Feb
“Don’t you worry, never fear, Robin Hood will soon be here!
Stay tuned for the Hollywood ending.
— Tim
Actin’ Like Flynn – Part 9 – As You Wish, A Strong Flynnish
21
Feb
As Elwes, An Actin’ Like Flynn Finish by Cary.
Magnificent Duel Choreography by Flynnman Bob Anderson
And Wonderful Rotational Ambigrammic Title Typography, As Well!
— Tim
Actin’ Like Flynn – Part 8 – “The Legend Had It Coming”
20
Feb
More Fun with Mel and Errol
Carying On with Some Very Merry Men
Very Glamorous, But Perhaps Too Overamorous (For Mature Immature Audiences Only)
— Tim
