Dear Flynnstones,
the gaze says it all.
Enjoy,
— shangheinz
Dear Flynnstones,
slipping and sliding on the slopes: When Errol Flynn Skied at Alta – SeniorsSkiing.com…
Enjoy,
— shangheinz
Dear Flynnstones,
Livvie was a lady, but Errol`s bride not to be also wore those pirates` boots very well.
Enjoy,
— shangheinz
Dear Flynnmates,
a nice lot of Errol and Bette came under the hammer lately. Did anybody here have the good fortune to come up with the winning bid?
I dunno about you, but this pic gives me an inkeling of an idea that the tandem of those temperamentous two could actually have worked well in “Gone with the Wind“. Very differently to Gable and Leigh, but still…
Davis‘ diva antics are immortalized marvellously by a striking Susan Sarandon opposite an equally convincing Jessica Lange playing Joan Crawford in the first season of FEUD. Flynn‘s in in spirit only.
Smack,
— shangheinz
Dear Flynnstones,
in an appendix to www.theerrolflynnblog.com…
here is a hilarious account about what Ol‘Errol is all about: www.caymancompass.com…
Once a pirate, always a pirate.
Enjoyoyoy,
— shangheinz
Dear Flynnstones,
meet Sir Anthony Jenkinson, descendent of the 2nd Lord Liverpool, when he visited Errol at Elstree Studios in 1952.
They got acquainted probably via mutual friend David Niven in Hollywood of 1938.
The Etonite worked as wartime correspondent during WWII and was assigned by his school friend Commander Ian Fleming to the Carribean on a secret mission to document the activities of Nazi submarines in the area.
He was accompanied on this snoop cruise by none other than Hemingway‘s brother Leicester. Big Brother wrote in ernest about their adventures in the book (not the song!) “Islands in the Stream“.
Sir Alex was the first journalist to interview Chairman Mao and may have given Flynn the idea to do so likewise with Fidel Castro.
Jenkinson set up shop, a shipyard to build schooners, in Jamaica, where the seafarer and the swashbuckler again often met.
Ahoy,
— shangheinz
Dear Flynnstones,
Tiger Lil gets ready for another air raid at North Linden Drive, where champagne bottles flew dangerously narrow and haymakers were hurled at chins of porcelain.
Heads up,
— shangheinz