Errol Flynn Interview Around 1958

[@paulmulroe5913]

This sounds like the interview with Tony Thomas who wrote the Films of Errol Flynn .......amazing to find this rare interview......sadly Hollywood ignored him then......and still does.......he is one of the greats of all time. I hope one day he will be acknowledged for his true greatness......thank you for this.

[@CinemaMusic55]

I think he is acknowledged by the people who appreciate his films and him as the star he was.

[@Imtiff]

I feel like there are not enough interviews with Errol.

[@CinemaMusic55]

@@Imtiff True. There doesn't seem to be many interviews from the height of his fame in the 1930s/40s. He seemed to do more in the 1950s towards the later part of his career. He was always interesting to listen to and took the Hollywood star thing with a pinch of salt. A great character.

[@RicKipp]

The coolest cat that ever lived

[@thomaschacko6320]

One of the most underrated actors of all time. Well before “Too Much, Too Soon,” Flynn had done “That Forsyte Woman” and “Elizabeth and Essex.” He displayed his musical talents in “Lilacs in the Spring” and “Thank Your Lucky Stars.” This interview is a pleasure to hear, but Flynn sounds tired. Pity the photograph didn’t match his appearance!

[@rickrick5041]

He said he tortured ducks and other animals? The interviewer didn’t even question this.

[@Mc.Garnagle]

It’s sad that some people are basically hardwired to self destruct. Flynn would have aged well if he took better care of himself. He couldn’t believe that the best is often yet to come.

[@dannyh7676]

Top voice .. curious fella who's life was cut short by addictive traits brought on by boredom...he made other films stars of the time look boring in comparison...lived about a full a life as possible and rang it's neck for the last 30 years of it... interesting fella...