Soon to be, I will be feasting my eyes on movies like: Gentleman Jim, Charge of the Light Brigade, Dawn Patrol, Dive Bomber, The Adventures of Don Juan, Alverez Kelly, The Adventures of Marco Polo & The Flash: The Entire Series. 1) w/ Errol Flynn & Ward Bond. 2) E. Flynn & David Niven. 3) Flynn, Niven & Basil Rathbone. 4) Flynn. 5) Flynn. 6) Richard Widmark & William Holden. 7) Gary Cooper & Alan Hale Sr. 8) John-Wesley SHipp, Amanda Pays and Alex Desert.
ar what can we pull off the shelf tonight to have a look at ( long is the road ) that will do cheers mark
"Saints and Soldiers" is pretty good; especially when you figure out the vast majority of extras and equipment are compliments of reenactors.
Hmmm, you seem to like Errol Flynn. Then you should see the movie that made him an overnight Hollywood star, Captain Blood.
Has anone here caught the new show on the History chanel, Battlefield 360. I thought it pretty good. It seemed to me that it followed "The Big E" by Edward Stafford fairly closley.
Has anyone here seen "The Fallen?" Ive seen that its about the Italian campaign and I want to get info on it before I decide to see it
Hi Falcon, yep, I am a big Flynn fan. I do have Captain Blood on DvD which came as part of the Errol Flynn Signature Collection 1, and I have on order: The Errol Flynn Signature Collection Nr.2. Captain Blood also stars another favorite of mine-and who always plays the "bad guy" and he is: Basil Rathbone. BTW, Basil Rathbone also stars with Flynn in: Dawn Patrol, which is another favorite of mine-and is in teh Flynn Sig Col Nr.2. I am still awaiting for them to release: Edge of Darkness (which is not often shown on TV), in which Flynn is the leader of a Norwegian Resistance group and also Desperate Journey which also starred: Ronald Reagan, Alan Hale Sr, Arthur Kennedy & Raymond Massey. Captain Blood came with The Seahawk (another excellent Flynn Pirate film) The Lives of Elizabeth Essex w/ Alan Hale Sr and Betty Davis, They Died With Their Boots On and Dodge City. Errol Flynn was not only good at being a Swashbuckler but also in funny roles. I can't think of the names off-hand but, he did one movie that involved him playing with toy electrical trains, in order to win over the father of a girl that he wanted to woo. Forgot to mention, that I watched: Alvarez Kelly w/ Richard Widmark and William Holden-which is about the Confederates rustling a large herd of Cattle from the Yankees, and they actually pull it off and "win one" for a change. Also, just watched: The Adv/of Marco Polo w/ Gary Cooper, Alan Hale Sr, and Basil Rathbone (as the villain-as usual) For any of you DC Comicbook fans, I also picked up: The Justice League, the New Frontier, movie on DvD. It did a good job of portraying the mindset of the USA during the McCarthy era-in the 1950's. Not great but, not bad. And tonight, I get to start watching: The Flash TV Series-all 22 episodes. PS, continuing with Errol Flynn, did you know that before he was an actor, he also was an Author? One of the two books he wrote is called: "Beams End."
started watching the film called the last drop. started out ok them went off the main story line haven't seen the rest of the movie as yet has any other member seen the hole pitcher does it get better ?? mark
I tell ya what, it's not WWII related, but I started watching "John Adams" last night, and I've got to say it is pretty darn good! If you get a chance, by all means watch this series!
Completly agree. I watched last night and thought it so good I switched to HBO2W and watched it again
"Band OF Brother is a really good movie about "easy" company and the men in it (rated 18a) "Swear word (lots!), blood shooting ( um...du!) It's pretty easy to find
early this morning i watched .okinawa. pat o'brien and cameron mitchell quight good pitty the tape wos a bit fuzzy
lazy afternoon for this fellow might watch . international squadron. cheers from down under..:flag_oz: