Attached is a transcript of a German article by Waltraut Hass about working with Flynn on William Tell. The second page has a copy of the original German article pasted onto it.
All of this is courtesy of Josef Fergerl who sent this as a gift after my book was published.
In his diary Flynn makes reference to “Cold Nose” and for some reason I once thought Cold Nose was a nickname for a person. Obviously Cold Nose is a dog.
Enjoy.
— Shamrock
During the filming of William Tell Flynn made a publicity trip to Germany and Bavaria with German starlet Waltraut Hass. They were phtographed extensively by the German press corps.
Here is Errol with Waltraut in Bavaria.
— Shamrock
This newspaper advertisement captures some of the excitement of Dive Bomber. The DVD includes a new featurette that helps put this film in its proper perspective. Keep 'em flying!
— Shamrock
Seldom seen or mentioned, Four's a Crowd deserves another look. The only problem I have with this film is that Flynn ends up with the wrong girl. I'd love to see a DVD release on this one!
— Shamrock
Errol Flynn in The Master of Ballantrae, an underrated swashbuckler.
— Shamrock
Here is an unusual candid from The Sea Hawk. Note the man on the far left. From an 8 x 10 glossy that came to me from Rick Dodd in England many years ago.
— Shamrock
…and here they are years later on the set of The Master of Ballantrae, enjoy!
— Shamrock
Here is the first of two candids, Errol with William Keighley on the Robin Hood set….
— Shamrock
Ahoy Olympiads!
Attached is a rehearsal candid from The Sea Hawk. I've always though the man with his back to the camera wearing a hat was Curtiz. what do you think?
Tom
— Shamrock
I never could figure out what that scarf is doing hanging down near Flynn's ear. Any ideas?
— Shamrock
