No matter what he was like off stage. He was an6still is the best action movie star that has ever graced Hollywood. When I was a child his movies inspired me .

We mere mortals remember him, we internet posters, yet we have done nothing , we post and postulate, we judge and disseminate, we probe and delve, I myself first encountered Flynn in 1957, via his autobiography, [ghost written by Earl Conrad], I was enchanted, from that moment on, [I am now 76 years old] I have been enchanted by Errol Flynn...

great acting in The Sun Also Rises , he most certainly deserved the Academy Award , for his portrayal of Mike Campbell . Excellant work .

When I was young in the mid eighties, I used to play on a boat called Tonga , jumping off it and climbing up its sides and I learned that it happened to be previously owned by Mr. Flynn . It was a beautiful sail boat , lots of teak and copper and brass , gorgeous boat. It burned to the water in the late eighties

He was such a physically beautiful specimen before he destroyed himself. Alcohol, IMO, is the worst substance to abuse.

Brilliant in sun also rises! Sad character! I cry.😥

As Frank Sinatra boldly said in his song, "I lived it my way". Errol Flynn will always be the one and only "in like Flynn". He was many personalities living in one man and a complex one with many faceted sides, perhaps his upbringing played a huge part in his character. Flynn was a known rebel from an early age, and it came across the screen beautifully and also in real life full color cinema. Now a days, you mention Errol Flynn and most people will know you are talking about "in like Flynn".

At the funeral there is a quick glimpse of his son Sean, the photojournalist, who disappeared in Cambodia 🇰🇭 on the 6th April 1970 during the Vietnam 🇻🇳 war

He was a product of his times, and it cost him his physical health and death at an early age. In those days smoking several packs of cigarettes a day, and/or drinking a bottle of scotch or vodka or whatever----- were seen as manly attributes. Look at all the stars who paid a heavy price, from Bogart to John Wayne to Errol Flynn. That's only the famous people we know about. Heavy drinking and heavy smoking was proof you were a tough guy and a real man.

For all his faults, he was a larger than life figure. He is remembered more for his acting ability and presence on the silver screen!!!

He is one of my all-time fav's. Actually, he wanted to be a well respected actor and worked hard at it. After the swashbuckling films, it was hard to shake that image. Men would pick fights in bars with 'Robin Hood' to prove their manhood and women threw themselves at him constantly. He said that if this is what they think I am and won't let me be anything else, then I will be what they think. He was a very deep person, and a real intellectual who did more in his life than many people's lives thrown together. He was a champion equestrian and tennis player. He loved animals and introduced the Ridgeback dog to N. America. He wrote several books as well. Truly an amazing life brought down by neglect as a child and unrealized dreams. He got onto drugs because of his back, and, he had a heart condition all of which doctors plied him with drugs. Very sad actually.

No matter what many who have negative thoughts about this Tasmanian born Australian Hollywood actor Errol Flynn he was human after all. An adventurer and a sea going man Errol Flynn was self destructive.Drank a lot,smoked incessantly and a frequent user of drugs and not to mention his womanizing it was surprising that Errol Flynn lasted that long. When his friend David Niven met him in 1958 in London he was a pale shadow of himself no longer the Errol Flynn of the pre war days.Niven in fact was shocked by the physical appearance of his Errol."He had done great damage to his health and his face looked puffy." And after that last minute with Niven,Errol Flynn's health worsened and on 14 October 1959 he succumed to a fatal heart attack dying at the age of fifty. Yes,Errol like Tyrone Power,James Dean and Mario Lanza really belonged to the 1950s.They would not have fitted with the 1960s.

Hello! He visited couple or three times during 1949/1951(?) always had good "friends members" our VEDADO TENNIS CLUB, Habana, Cuba. ..always remember "Errol Flynn in our BAR (Sundays Lunch) yes! a wonderful man, gracious and GREAT! See Ya! Charlie G./ Miami Fla

Sad story. Enjoyed his movies

And Tyrone Power dies the next year (58) at 44 of a heart attack.

Watch Elisabeth and Essex and you should be convinced of his talent!!!!

No Grave Marker, until 1983, when the Daughters, sued the Mother, to get a Grave Marker.

He is a distant relative of mine. We share the same name. And like Errol, i am NOT ashamed of my Irish blood !!!!

He ran away from home for the last time when he was 15 or 16, and he never stopped running. He lived like a man shot out of a cannon. None of it was glamorous, and at times during his life he was quite ugly and out of control. When he loved, I mean really loved, he loved very deeply. He did everything to extremes. But the one constant in his life was that he was always running, running away. And he lived his life like a man shot out of a cannon. Read his book, and his second wife's book, and his daughter's book.

Errol Flynn would have been perfect casting to play Hemingway himself, in a biopic: the same larger than life alpha adventurer male with idealistic humanist aspirations and literary talent; the same love of the sea, seafaring, wine, women and key friends; and ultimately the same early deep wounded inner vulnerability he had to masque with macho bravado, and same suicidal ideation imagery.

The biography failed to mention that in 1958 Flynn made a trip to the island of Cuba and met with the leader of the Cuban revolution (Fidel Castro). Flynn stayed with Castro until he overthrew the island's dictator (Fulgencio Batista) and a few month's later Erroll Flynn passed away.

był jedynym i na zawsze aż do grobu moim idolem Alawiu Errol Flynn 🇵🇱♥️♥️♥️

I give my thanks to the individual for providing time to share the documentary. My awareness of Mr. Flynn began when Rick Nelson's children discussed of Flynn's former residence being haunted which then made me hesitant to learn about the individual. Reading portions of articles, newspaper articles and various information does help verify what Tracy Nelson and her brothers witnessed in Mr. Flynn's house. From his biography, I do sympathize with Mr. Flynn of the felt trauma from being abused by his mother, his wariness (or fear) to trust women, his disdain toward his face (Flynn said in his book he questioned would women like him if he was deemed unattractive), searching to learn more of who he is, wanting to feel love from his parents and how life changed for him after the trial, but that *does not* excuse the many wrongs he has done. After reading of what Flynn has done to Beverly, his wives and what Ms. Nora shared in her biography, I am curious why do people admire Mr. Flynn.

The most charismatic, most handsome male actor of all time-and a very underrated talent. The only female actress that was a match in looks was Elizabeth Taylor. No actor today is his equal.

His first wife once said, "I loved him anyway and he was, as everyone suspected, an endearing rascal." I would repeat the same thing--I love him anyway... And everybody agreed during his life time that was just so likable, including his Warner Brothers bosses, his third wife, and his friends. So who cares if any documentary wants to tilt toward negativity.

And I love him for what he did for the horse

When she started talking I immediately thought of the book Lolita...

''The wages of sin is death.'' That is Errol Flynn's legacy.

Errol had the devil in him, that's for sure. but a lot of people (not only celebrities) have a destructive side and they just cant control it. He wanted to try everything, but once hed tasted it got the like for it a little too much. He acknowledged in his book that the drink had gotten the better of him. but people who drink too much and take far too many drugs are doing it (in my opinion) to hide their inner turmoil and pain...and feel this is true for errol.

Many actors and comedians have had very sad lives, particularly comedians, shame 5hat they cannot do for themselves what they do for us!!

Loved him in , Too much, too soon, he was still very attractive. He was no different than most movie stars , either gay or straight.

Mi sarebbe piaciuto avere conosciuto Errol e che fosse vissuto di piu di solo 50 anni avrebbe fatto altri film

Flynn had more charm, personality and personal magnetism than all of current Hollywood combined. I think he was just disappointed with the world - too slow, too boring and too petty.

What a dude....

Proper hero-proper life

He was on a path to self-destruction all his life. Very sad.

Errol Flynn makes Jim Morrison look like an angelic schoolboy

Check MR Flynn out in the epic"Santa Fe Trail".Great pre-civil war flick.🐴🐴🐴🐴🐴🐴

"Swashbuckler" should feature his picture in the dictionary, - apparently a charming,likable,undisciplined cad.....just the kind women love. Haha

Scene at 5:00 .. very sad. Cause I imagine behind closed doors, that's what he was like.

Trial by he said/she said, and the creepiest narrator who is basically more weasel than human Flynn.

Seemed pretty well Irish too me honestly

Eroll flynn is a legend until today no want can get closed to him He is a real swashbuckling actor as a fan we don't want to know his personal life flynn is the only actor from nobody to somebody

My favorite Actor,Very sad his life.

1.25. What is this music?????

He enjoyed life...What the hell ,why not? We all finish in a box in the ground anyways.He liked young girls ? So what!100% normal.

I think he was hurt in charge of the light brigade

Born in Tasmania what else is not true?

HEY ERROL. FLYING TRAP. YOU BIG GUY. YOU YOU. I WISH I COULD FALL AWAY. THANKS FOR ALL YOUR LOVE AND BEST KEPT SECRET. YOU REALLY WISH THIS WASN'T YOU. YOU WEREN'T OTHERS AND VICE AND FOR VERSA. LOVE YOU BIG GUY WITH ALL THE TEARS I COULD COME UP WITH. LOVE YOU ALWAYS. GOOD RHINO SHOW. DON'T BEAT MR TALL ROBINHOOD. YOU WILL MAYBE LATER.

Oh come on get with it. Statutory rape means they were younger than 18 the age of majority and consent. Otherwise known as sex with a minor. And like mentioned in other interviews, young women were throwing themselves at him.

ill drink to the LOL

As "Australian" (like "American") labels mainly one's now and historically recent nationality, Errol Flynn was well within his rights--and like his zoologist father taxonomically correct--to acknowledge, lay claim to his more distant Irish ancestry that begat his surname "Flynn." And his trademark brave, boldly individualistic and rebellious, feistily adventurous spirit and love of wild, free nature and poetic declamation certainly were Celtic.

Dear Beverly Aadland..a dancer in a movie in Hollywood at that time was never a innocent little girl...! he was married.

Great a total handsome great actor felt he had to prove That he was more man than most. Beautiful ladys all over Hollywood Studios. And he had to concoure little girls deasperate to please any man.Any. mam they thought could have feathered. Her acting career along. These teens knew exactly what they were doing.when they saw that sex wasn't gonna make any difference. They cried to ma and Pa pa

Flynn said he tried all types of drugs except heroin

Well he wasn't under the influence of morphine if he allegedly attacked this woman with sex on his mind. Any doctor will tell you that morphine kills the sex drive at the time as killing the pain. One of it's side effects which I can confirm.

While this may be accurate, it's still tabloid trash. On a movie set some thirty-five years ago, during breaks, I met and spoke with one of Errol's sons. More than once, he brought his father up very matter-of-factly, and it was obvious that he thought very well of him. So I guess this presentation is far from the whole story.

i agree, but Errol did have a very dark side to his nature. People criticized him in life and death. I don't think he actually liked women thanks to the treatment he got from his mother and 1st wife. And in the rape trials he had a plane on standby to get out of the US quickly. I do think he was a set up though. Never the less I did like him very much....his best friend was Ida Lapino.

WHY DO YOU WATCH MOVIES? WHY DO YOU STARE AT FRAUDS? WHY DO PEOPLE WANT TO BE SOMEONE THEY ARE NOT? WHY DO YOU WORSHIPS FRAUDS?

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His parents were Irish.

Who u calling bung hole 🤨

Sorry about his health he got weight and looked puffy . Still he was , In like Flynn .

What evidence? or just gossip.? apparently all the stars were bisexuality weren't they? you have to make your own mind up. certain authors of books on Hollywood are just crap stirrers with no referencing at all where their material comes from.

He must of been a deeply troubled man. Anyone know if he had any mental illness?

R.I.P. Thanxs for Robin HOOD!

Why is he shamelessly admitting he's Irish ??!!

Errol had a great zest for living,and twice an urge t o die.

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