' Captain Blood '; ' The Sea Hawk ', and ' The Adventures of Robin Hood '. Three classic swashbuckling adventures. Throw in the odd Western, 'Dodge City '. Wonderful stuff. I have the DVD's of the above, and whilst I rarely watch them nowadays, it's comforting to know that the great man is close by, sitting patiently in my collection, just waiting for me to call upon him to entertain me as he did when I was a young lad in my local cinema. We will never see his like again. It was an honour to have lived in the world he occupied so magnificently.
Errol Flynn was an admirable figure, a tradic figure, an underated actor. Flynn had the ability to be anything he wanted, sportsman, writer, statesman. His problem was he loved booze women and adventures too much. Rest in peace sweet prince. Stephen King.
I think Errol Flynn is everything we love in our hero's. Good-looking, brave, charismatic, funny, flawed and tragic. He certainly lived life on his terms and crammed so much into those short 50 years. It was great to hear the interviews from the people who knew him best. David Niven's book "The Moon is a balloon" has some great stories about Errol Flynn. It is a great read.
Why on earth did Errol mess up his wonerful life. We will never know,. Errol never did let anyone into his soul, that haunted him until he died from a hearth attack at 49--8 months. I was brought up watching Erroll's cowboy films; and wished i were him, and his drinking partner. The man had everything. Tall good looking, who could charm the birds of a tree, but flip the coin, he was deeply flawed. He had a madness for life as if he had one year to live. Unfortunately, our bodies are not built to withstand that amount of abuse.
I met a beautiful, older, red headed woman, while working on a cruise ship. She told me that Flynn would follow her in his Packard, as she walked home from Hollywood High School, trying to get her attention…
Whoever this Norman is, you all are right in that he is snipe-y...but HE is right that Errol has the last laugh. We're still talking about Flynn, but we're only talking of Norman BECAUSE of Flynn.
I would watch Hollywood Great about Errol Flynn. I am very disappointed and frustration because all Hollywood Greats of movie stars are not in English subtitles for the Deaf. I would like to read the subtitles on them..
You don’t get up to the things he did just because you’re “bored.” He did those things because he enjoyed doing them, made him feel good and probably liked feeling powerful from it all. He was a hedonist, among other things.
I really enjoyed this (though I’ve never liked Barry Norman’s thinly-veiled disparaging remarks). He always seemed bitter. Perhaps he was a film critic because he could never aspire to the heights that handsome, hell raising men like Flynn did??
I definitely agree. I think that it’s perfectly (and appropriate)fine to acknowledge his flaws; but the constant jabs definitely seemed to be in bad taste.
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He was greater than life...he would not fit in it so he escaped in a unique style like he always did...RIP ❤❤❤
He knew how to live! 😎
Errol is loved and remembered!
' Captain Blood '; ' The Sea Hawk ', and ' The Adventures of Robin Hood '. Three classic swashbuckling adventures. Throw in the odd Western, 'Dodge City '. Wonderful stuff.
I have the DVD's of the above, and whilst I rarely watch them nowadays, it's comforting to know that the great man is close by, sitting patiently in my collection, just waiting for me to call upon him to entertain me as he did when I was a young lad in my local cinema.
We will never see his like again.
It was an honour to have lived in the world he occupied so magnificently.
Do also read 'My Wicked Wicked Ways' by Errol. It's a fantastic and superbly written autobiography. Love Barry Norman's 'Hollywood Greats' series.
Errol Flynn was an admirable figure, a tradic figure, an underated actor. Flynn had the ability to be anything he wanted, sportsman, writer, statesman. His problem was he loved booze women and adventures too much. Rest in peace sweet prince. Stephen King.
Stephen King?
So great to see this again I remember seeing this programme the first time it was broadcast in August 1977 on BBC1
Che bello Hollywood poi Errol Flynn magico ❤❤
I think Errol Flynn is everything we love in our hero's. Good-looking, brave, charismatic, funny, flawed and tragic. He certainly lived life on his terms and crammed so much into those short 50 years. It was great to hear the interviews from the people who knew him best. David Niven's book "The Moon is a balloon" has some great stories about Errol Flynn. It is a great read.
My all time favourite! Loved him for over forty years❤
Grande Errol ❤
This is a tremendous documentary ❤
What a life!
Errol Flynn was the best actor of all times.
Superb Errol
Legend. Enough said.
Why on earth did Errol mess up his wonerful life. We will never know,. Errol never did let anyone into his soul, that haunted him until he died from a hearth attack at 49--8 months. I was brought up watching Erroll's cowboy films; and wished i were him, and his drinking partner. The man had everything. Tall good looking, who could charm the birds of a tree, but flip the coin, he was deeply flawed. He had a madness for life as if he had one year to live. Unfortunately, our bodies are not built to withstand that amount of abuse.
We all go sometime!😎
I met a beautiful, older, red headed woman, while working on a cruise ship. She told me that Flynn would follow her in his Packard, as she walked home from Hollywood High School, trying to get her attention…
Whoever this Norman is, you all are right in that he is snipe-y...but HE is right that Errol has the last laugh. We're still talking about Flynn, but we're only talking of Norman BECAUSE of Flynn.
Flynn had what it takes!😮
I would watch Hollywood Great about Errol Flynn. I am very disappointed and frustration because all Hollywood Greats of movie stars are not in
English subtitles for the Deaf. I would like to read the subtitles on them..
Highly intelligent, got bored very easily so did everything in excess
You don’t get up to the things he did just because you’re “bored.” He did those things because he enjoyed doing them, made him feel good and probably liked feeling powerful from it all. He was a hedonist, among other things.
One of a kind! 😎
I really enjoyed this (though I’ve never liked Barry Norman’s thinly-veiled disparaging remarks). He always seemed bitter. Perhaps he was a film critic because he could never aspire to the heights that handsome, hell raising men like Flynn did??
Norman was definitely very salty towards Flynn here
I definitely agree. I think that it’s perfectly (and appropriate)fine to acknowledge his flaws; but the constant jabs definitely seemed to be in bad taste.
@@drtslim He was even worse in the Joan Crawford documentary!