In the mid-1940s, a very famous personality and friend of Errol produced a movie in which he wanted Errol to play a key role. Errol, however, did not appear in the film, thus providing a very big break for the person who did play the role and went on to become a star.
Who was the producer? What was the movie? What was the role? Who played the role?
— Tim
Sixty-six years ago Errol selected the cover photo for a magazine because it reminded him of the location depicted below. Where is the location and why was it memorable to him??
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— Tim
July 4, 1936
Louella O. Parsons
Los Angeles Examiner
Errol Flynn away on a three-day holiday, destination unknown, just for a rest before he starts that new picture.
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Where did Errol go? and What “new picture’ was Louella referring to??
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— Tim
Who is the man that inspired this bust?
Of all the wonderful busts that could be shown and talked about on an Errol Flynn site, why this one – what’s the Errol connection?
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— Tim
Who protested and caused the alleged wretched statue above to be removed? Why?
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The article below has been posted subsequent to barb’s solution of the quiz. Splendid work, barb!
— Tim
Errol wrote this person a letter seventy years ago tomorrow, June 27.
Before Errol employed him or her, this man below employed him or her:
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One of the two stars doing the heavenly dancing in this film clip also has a connection to our mystery man or woman:
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It was one of these two people:
Errol wrote on stationary from this motel:
— Tim
Two very significant events boosting Errol’s legacy took place on the 23rd day of two separate months in 1938. One was that LIFE Magazine featured Errol on their May 23, 1938, cover. What was the second event?
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— Tim
What did Errol have in Common with these Uncommon People?
Alexander the Great
Christopher Columbus
Hernán Cortés
Davy Crockett
Genghis Khan
Andrew Jackson
Lord Nelson
General John Pershing
Teddy Roosevelt
George Washington
— Tim
