Let’s pick-up from April 1st, with Lily in Miami , in our last posting, and follow his travels to June 1st to L.A.
— Topper
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Errol Flynn from January 1st, 1938 to April 1st
05
Dec
At the beginning of January, 1938, Errol and Warner Bros. are winding up production of Robin Hood and he is looking forward to his time off … but … there is one more picture to be wrapped before he leaves … along with all of his social engagements, of course.
— Topper
Errol Flynn from mid-August 1951 Through mid-OCTOBER
22
Nov
Errol and son Sean try to spend some vacation time together in Jamaica, but the best laid plans…hmmm. Later Errol and Patrice spend time together while Flynn deals with his financial woes. Eventually, Errol prepares for his next film, Mara Maru.
Enjoy!
— Topper
Man of the world
31
Oct
Just found this on the internet. Not sure if it is new as Luke talks about his grandmother, who is no longer with us. But here it is. With some photos of Luke.manoftheworld.com… Read the rest of this entry »
— Debbyphielix
Early in Errol Flynn’s Career in November 1935
31
Oct
Errol has another portraits gallery session during the week of November 9th. and a quick cameo highlight with Lily in short subject. Then he has a radio appearance, among other things, before the opening of Captain Blood next month.
Enjoy!
— Topper
Errol Flynn Begins January 1946 to Early March
24
Oct
As filming continues on Never Say Goodbye into February, Errol prepares for some more sailing his newly acquired Zaca.
Enjoy.
— Topper
In loving Memory
14
Oct
Today marks the sad 65th anniversary of Errol’s passing. Anniversary might not be the right word, but today I will be thinking of him. Our Robin Hood, Don Juan. A toast to Errol in heaven, who looks down on us with a smile. He is gone, but certainly not forgotten. Bung ho old boy, here’s to the one and only Errol Flynn.
— Debbyphielix
Errol Flynn from Mid-November 1945 to Year’s End!
10
Oct
After a portrait shoot, Errol is back to work on his next picture through the end of the year and into 1946.
Enjoy …
— Topper
