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Errol Flynn (um 1940) Errol Leslie Thomson Flynn (* 20. Juni 1909 in Hobart, Tasmanien, Australien; † 14. Oktober 1959 in Vancouver, Kanada) war ein australisch-amerikanischer Filmschauspieler. In den 1930er- und 1940er-Jahren avanciert ...
23. Sept. 2018 · Errol Flynn is better remembered today probably because of his devil-may-care lifestyle. He hit instant stardom in the mid 1930s at Warner Brothers in Hollywood in several classic swashbuckling roles. Alas, in his private life he enjoyed too much drink and drugs and was once quoted as saying "live life to the full and try everything before becoming 50, as after that it is just downhill." By ...
14. Okt. 2015 · Autopsy photo of Errol Flynn. He died of a myriad of things. From the book Tragic Hollywood Beautiful Glamorous and Dead:Weird stories seemed to follow Errol, even after death. Glen McDonald, the coroner who attended Flynn’s autopsy, told a story of stolen genital warts that has to be the most bizarre urban legend yet. As Glen described it ...
26. Jan. 2024 · Errol Flynn may have been known for his big-screen adventure movies, but some of his most iconic characters couldn't hold a candle to the real deal. Still, Flynn's career took a massive stumble when he was accused of having sexual encounters with two underage girls, and the years leading up to his death were spent largely in seclusion and with the company of alcohol. His autopsy report (via
10. Aug. 2012 · Glen McGregor reports on his blog that he's seen a copy of Flynn's 1959 autopsy in which it's noted that Flynn did suffer from human papillomavirus, aka genital warts. But the story about his warts being cut off as souvenirs isn't included in the report. So it's not clear how much truth there is to the tale. We'll just have to take McDonald's ...
Glen McGregor reports on his blog that he's seen a copy of Flynn's 1959 autopsy in which it's noted that Flynn did suffer from human papillomavirus, aka genital warts. But the story about his warts being cut off as souvenirs isn't included in the report. So it's not clear how much truth there is to the tale. We'll just have to take McDonald's ...
