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2/15/08 at 11:24pm

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Anyone else with a bit of love for this film? I certainly hope there is a chance of seeing this wonderful movie on DVD? I have a copy on a dodgey looking VHS and would love to see it get some attention. It is a wonderful WW2 film, and has such an incredible cast.

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2/16/08 at 10:38am

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I always loved that film with its "Errol Flynn and friends" can conquer anything bravado. Lots of humor too. That's been on my wish list for years

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7/5/09 at 6:40am

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I want to see this film , if you have it ,please send it to my email. Thank you very very much !
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7/5/09 at 6:41am

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7/5/09 at 7:34am

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I was and am hoping Warners puts out the remaining Flynn war-time films in a DVD set. DESPERATE JOURNEY is a fun rover-boys type adventure film. So a perfect set would be:
DESPERATE JOURNEY
NORTHERN PURSUIT
UNCERTAIN GLORY
EGE OF DARKNESS
I am hoping the last western Flynn set sold well enough to warrant these films being restored and released.

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7/5/09 at 4:08pm

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I hope Warner releases a boxset of these Flynn films, but they might end up in Warner Archives.

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7/16/09 at 6:23pm

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I hope Warner releases a boxset of these Flynn films, but they might end up in Warner Archives.

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I certainly hope Warner doesn't release Errol Flynn films to the Archives. As I've typed in a different thread, I'm more than willing to pay/get gifted for the films mentioned above in a boxset. It highly pisses me off that an Errol Flynn film would even be considered for the Archives and not a John Wayne film. Wait, most of Waynes films are already on DVD and alot of them have actors whom have hardly any of their own filmography on DVD. I'm speaking/typing of John Garfield, Stewart Granger and especially Robert Montgomery as examples.
Oh, Four's a Crowd and Scaramouche are on Warner Archives? Shame Warner Bros. There ought to be a vote every now and then to see for which group of titles would receive a PROPER stamped DVD release. Although I am considering purchasing Doc Savage: Man of Bronze from the Archives...
This Warner Archives thing has me wary of the rest of Errol's filmography Warners has the rights to. I'd rather have boxsets, end of story. Hell, just put me in charge of Errol Flynn titles.

Desperate Journey
Northern Pursuit
Uncertain Glory
Edge of Darkness

As said the titles above would make for a great World War II boxset. AND above all else Warners forgot to put Silver River in the Western Collection set.

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7/18/09 at 9:47am

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Posted by Ray_R: I'm speaking/typing of John Garfield, Stewart Granger and especially Robert Montgomery as examples.
Oh, Four's a Crowd and Scaramouche are on Warner Archives? Shame Warner Bros.

Because you referred to Stewart Granger, I assume you are referring to his version of Scaramouche? Granger's version is not in the archives. It was given a respectable DVD release.

The one in the archives is a silent version. I really don't think a wide release of the silent version on DVD would have sold a lot of copies. I do agree that more Granger should be released on DVD, though.

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7/19/09 at 7:45am

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Because you referred to Stewart Granger, I assume you are referring to his version of Scaramouche? Granger's version is not in the archives. It was given a respectable DVD release.

The one in the archives is a silent version. I really don't think a wide release of the silent version on DVD would have sold a lot of copies. I do agree that more Granger should be released on DVD, though.

Oh okay nevermind then David. I thought it was the Granger version which is already on DVD which I'm going to purchase eventually.
I used the guide on my DVR and set recordings onto it for several Stewart Granger films showing on TCM. Speaking of Robert Montgomery, I'm buying They Were Expendable cause of him and not the overrated John Wayne.
In Signature Collection Vol. One, The Adventures of Errol Flynn had alot of clips for his films of which I'd love to have in boxsets. As already mentioned. These four films should be released in a War themed set, some Comedies in a Comedy set and some Dramas in a Drama set. Why no Silver City in the Western Collection Warners? Or Santa Fe Trail? Could've used THINpaks for that six-film set.
Reading this Warners? Next boxset collection I'd buy in less than a second and pre-order, as long as every film in it looks great and has the usual Warner Night at the movies, vintage docs and a couple new ones, should be this War one. Maybe even call it The Errol Flynn At War Collection? Could even create an entirely new disc of Objective, Burma! and put it in there. Consider this set purchased.
Yes it does come off I'm a huge Errol Flynn fan.
I would buy Captain Blood and The Sea Hawk if either were to be released on Blu-ray. Scratch that, if Errol's entire filmography were to be released onto extremely high quality Blu-rays meaning BD-50's, dammit I'd purchase them all. And of course organise them via date of release. Even when I read The Adventures of Robin Hood was going to be released onto HDDVD, I bought it in store. But I am hesitant about purchasing the Blu-ray since it might only be a BD-25 instead of a BD-50. Yes I'm that adamant about this.

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7/19/09 at 10:41am

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Posted by Ray_R: Even when I read The Adventures of Robin Hood was going to be released onto HDDVD, I bought it in store. But I am hesitant about purchasing the Blu-ray since it might only be a BD-25 instead of a BD-50. Yes I'm that adamant about this.

I'd go ahead and get it. I doubt the Blu is any different than the HD DVD. Considering that is is an Academy flat ratio film, and does not have large bitrate high resolution audio, it should not need more disc space. Or you could do what I did. It's on my Red2Blu trade in list with Warner.

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7/22/09 at 11:00am

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In Barrie Maxwell's Classic Coming Attractions (link below) posted today on the bits he mentions that Desperate Journey and Edge of Darkness are being restored and remastered for a fourth Flynn set next year. We also finally get the answers as to why Silver River and Santa Fe Trail were not included in the westerns collection but very well may be in the next set. It's all part of a larger article about Flynn's career and filmography available on DVD. This should put alot of our minds at ease and I for one will be purchasing the box set in 2010!

www.thedigitalbits.com/articles/barriemaxwell/maxwell072209.html

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7/22/09 at 11:05am

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Great news. Will be a must have in 2010. Just read the news at the Bits and I'm really happy.

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7/22/09 at 1:51pm

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Originally Posted by Blake Comeaux

In Barrie Maxwell's Classic Coming Attractions (link below) posted today on the bits he mentions that Desperate Journey and Edge of Darkness are being restored and remastered for a fourth Flynn set next year. We also finally get the answers as to why Silver River and Santa Fe Trail were not included in the westerns collection but very well may be in the next set. It's all part of a larger article about Flynn's career and filmography available on DVD. This should put alot of our minds at ease and I for one will be purchasing the box set in 2010!

www.thedigitalbits.com/articles/barriemaxwell/maxwell072209.html

Fantastic. I've been crossing my fingers for this.

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7/22/09 at 7:03pm

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Fantastic. I've been crossing my fingers for this.

Y'know I'd only read the Bits if it were an article centric to Flynn. Why doesn't he have a blog?
And what about the other two WWII films?
Warners should discontinue Four's a Crowd on the Archives and set up a comedy set. Maybe even some re-issues? I'd like a Warner Night at the Movies for The Prince and the Pauper and some others.
Shame about Santa Fe Trail and Silver River. Anyone know of any good "snooty" Frenchy French e-tailers? (Pity for those who aren't multi-region cabable.)
EDIT: I just saw The Western Collection for $31.?? at Warner shoppings. Do they have free shipping? It's $34.49 at Amazon. Deep Discount has been SLOW even on their 2-5 day shipping.

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7/23/09 at 8:16am

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Great news. Flynn deserves better than the Archive.

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7/23/09 at 7:16pm

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Great news. Flynn deserves better than the Archive.

That's for damn sure. Four's a Crowd should be pulled from the archives and put in another set. Wonder why there isn't a set for him this year since it marks his centeniary? (sp)
I certainly hope the two other War films are thrown in there. But wait that'd be 4 films again. How about a complete overhaul for Objective, Burma! ? I'm not even sure if the current DVD has Warner Night at the Movies.
There should be another set(s) complimenting the Errol Flynn at War one. Yeah I just made that up. Could feature:

Four's a Crowd
That Forsyte Woman
Footsteps in the Dark (this movie seems like it has a great premise)
Another Dawn
Green Light
The Perfect Specimen
Never Say Goodbye
Cry Wolf

Errol Flynn at War would be:
Desperate Journey
Edge of Darkness
Northern Pursuit
Uncertain Glory
Objective, Burma! (rerelease with tons more features. As I said I should take a look at the DVD again.)

Hell, just keep releasing boxsets. I'd buy them or receive them as gifts. Soon as all of his films are on DVD, I'll be making custom THINpak covers and just have a huge box of them arranged by release date.
And of course my signature is still highly valid for all of his films. I'd even buy them on Blu-ray. I honestly don't give a fuck which ones I'd buy them anyway.

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7/24/09 at 7:35am

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Don't forget MARU MARU and TOO MUCH, TOO SOON. I suspect that THE PERFECT SPECIMEN may have orreperable film damage. Has it ever been shown on TCM?

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7/24/09 at 1:20pm

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Don't forget MARU MARU and TOO MUCH, TOO SOON. I suspect that THE PERFECT SPECIMEN may have orreperable film damage. Has it ever been shown on TCM?

I'm not sure but the following will be shown on TCM which aren't even on DVD: (Not sure if PST or EST)

That Forsyte Woman - September 29, 3:15PM

Escape Me Never - October 13, 10:00PM

Northern Pursuit - October 13-14, 12:00AM (Might be in the next set? Highly likely.)

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7/24/09 at 3:44pm

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PERFECT SPECIMEN isn't shown because of rights problems. Years ago I saw a beautiful 16mm print, which was available for rental from Films, Inc. at that time.

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7/24/09 at 6:05pm

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No wonder. I've been looking for tcm to show Perfect Specimen for years. I've requested it many times. Bummer.

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7/24/09 at 6:25pm

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No wonder. I've been looking for tcm to show Perfect Specimen for years. I've requested it many times. Bummer.

Certainly is a bummer. Well if it isn't going to be released anytime soon, I take it someone will make a VHS-to-DVD or even a LD-to-DVD transfer. Hell, if I owned a ton of Errol Flynn on VHS or Laserdisc, I'd make DVD-R copies of them. Of course soon as an official STAMPED/PRESSED, not burned, DVD and/or Blu-ray is released, I'd toss out the interim version.
The Perfect Specimen would either be 82 or 88 minutes, Warner would go after the longer one, if it were to ever be released onto DVD. Was it released by WB, RKO or MGM? I guess that gives away I've never seen it. Doesn't even matter to me since I'd own it anyway.
One film out of Errol's filmography I REALLY want to see Footsteps in the Dark. The premise of the movie just highly fascinates me. Maybe I'll find it on VHS?

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7/25/09 at 7:14am

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TCM does run FOOTSTEPS now and then; I don't know whether it was ever released on VHS.

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7/25/09 at 8:37am

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FOOTSTEPS IN THE DARK, NEVER SAY GOODBYE, NORTHERN PURSUIT, UNCERTAIN GLORY, DESPERATE JOURNEY, ESCAPE ME NEVER, THAT FORSYTE WOMAN were all released on VHS. MARU MARU and TOO MUCH, TOO SOON (which looked fascinating in the clip on THE ADVENTURES OF ERROL FLYNN) never made it to VHS.

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7/25/09 at 3:50pm

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Originally Posted by Ray_R

Even when I read The Adventures of Robin Hood was going to be released onto HDDVD, I bought it in store. But I am hesitant about purchasing the Blu-ray since it might only be a BD-25 instead of a BD-50. Yes I'm that adamant about this.

The BRD is a BD-50 so you can stop being adamant if it's possible.

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7/25/09 at 8:59pm

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TCM does run FOOTSTEPS now and then; I don't know whether it was ever released on VHS.

Footsteps In The Dark was released on VHS by Warners, I sold my VHS on EBAY for $10 about 3 years ago.

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7/25/09 at 9:12pm

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The BRD is a BD-50 so you can stop being adamant if it's possible.

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Alright then!

I'm gonna buy it but I can't watch anything on Blu-ray since I don't own a player yet... Is the mono track TrueHD? I'm still going to keep the HDDVD.
Does Warner still use THINpaks for their boxsets? Signature II was great but felt uneven since it could've had one more film. Speaking of THINpaks, I've been considering hunting for covers of the individually released Flynn films, just squishing the spine from the snapcases, and printing them out. Even goes for the Amaray which are in Signature I and Western Collection. Even considering making a custom cover from one of the various PD releases with the theatrical poster art but I'd rather wait for Warner to obtain the rights back to it and Silver River. Of course both could be released individually.
You know the boxsets actually won't mean much to me once all of Errols films are released upon DVD. I'm planning to put all of them on a shelf organised via his filmography.
AND ANOTHER THING. I've noticed from Amazon a couple of his titles are OOP. Guessing these're being rereleased? They are:
KIM and The Master of Ballantrae.

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7/28/09 at 8:02pm

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Here are ALL of the rest of Errol Flynn's films which have yet to receive a proper DVD release. No, DVD-R certainly doesn't count since I could make my own VHS to DVD transfers.
They are in chronological order: (Information culled from various sources online including VHS releases of which I sadly do not own.) (One asterisk indicates release on VHS and another asterisk which is GREEN indicates colorised VHS.)

Green Light - 1937 - 85m
Another Dawn - 1937 - 70~73m
The Perfect Specimen - 1937 - 82~88m
Four's a Crowd - 1938 - 85~91m (Warner Archives doesn't count.)
*The Sisters - 1938 - 95~99m (Could have been in the Western Collection?)
*Santa Fe Trail - 1940 - 110m (Mired in public domain releases. Should've been remastered and put in the Western Collection.)
*Footsteps in the Dark - 1941 - 93~96m (I'd really love this if it were released in a boxset. Not a War themed one of course.)
**Desperate Journey - 1942 - 107~109m (Thread subject, will be released in the next boxset, another themed one? I nominate Errol Flynn at War Collection.)
**Edge of Darkness - 1943 - 118~120m (Will be in the next boxset. Same as above.)
*Northern Pursuit - 1943 - 93m (Would be great in a possibly themed Errol Flynn at War Collection.)
*Uncertain Glory - 1944 - 100~102m (Same as above.)
*Never Say Goodbye - 1946 - 95~96m
*Cry Wolf - 1947 - 83m
*Escape Me Never - 1947 - 103~104m
*Silver River - 1948 - 108~114m (Should've been remastered and put in with the Western Collection.)
*That Forsyte Woman - 1949 - 112m
*Adventures of Captain Fabian - 1951 - 100~101m
Mara Maru - 1952 - 98-99m
Crossed Swords - 1954 - 89m
*The Warriors - 1955 - 85m
Let's Make Up - 1956 - 72m
The Big Boodle - 1957 - 83~84m
*Istanbul - 1957 - 84m
Too Much, Too Soon - 1958 - 121~122m
The Roots of Heaven - 1958 - 130~131m

So I guess there ought to be an Errol Flynn at War Collection and a companion one released later in the year? Both should utilise THINpaks. Warner Brothers missed out on a great opportunity to release a set this year since he was born in 1909. What a blunder...

Edited by Ray_R - 7/30/2009 at 01:57 am GMT

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Originally Posted by Ray_R

Here are ALL of the rest of Errol Flynn's films which have yet to receive a proper DVD release. No, DVD-R certainly doesn't count since I could make my own VHS to DVD transfers.
They are in chronological order: (Information culled from various sources online including VHS releases of which I sadly do not own.)

Green Light - 1937 - 85m
Another Dawn - 1937 - 70~73m
The Perfect Specimen - 1937 - 82~88m
Four's a Crowd - 1938 - 85~91m (Warner Archives doesn't count.)
The Sisters - 1938 - 95~99m (Could have been in the Western Collection?)
Santa Fe Trail - 1940 - 110m (Mired in public domain releases. Should've been remastered and put in the Western Collection.)
Footsteps in the Dark - 1941 - 93~96m (I'd really love this if it were released in a boxset. Not a War themed one of course.)
Desperate Journey - 1942 - 107~109m (Thread subject, will be released in the next boxset, another themed one? I nominate Errol Flynn at War Collection.)
Edge of Darkness - 1943 - 118~120m (Will be in the next boxset. Same as above.)
Northern Pursuit - 1943 - 93m (Would be great in a possibly themed Errol Flynn at War Collection.)
Uncertain Glory - 1944 - 100~102m (Same as above.)
Never Say Goodbye - 1946 - 95~96m
Cry Wolf - 1947 - 83m
Escape Me Never - 1947 - 103~104m
Silver River - 1948 - 108~114m (Should've been remastered and put in with the Western Collection.)
That Forsyte Woman - 1949 - 112m
Adventures of Captain Fabian - 1951 - 100~101m
Mara Maru - 1952 - 98-99m
Crossed Swords - 1954 - 89m
The Warriors - 1955 - 85m
Let's Make Up - 1956 - 72m
The Big Boodle - 1957 - 83~84m
Istanbul - 1957 - 84m
Too Much, Too Soon - 1958 - 121~122m
The Roots of Heaven - 1958 - 130~131m

So I guess there ought to be an Errol Flynn at War Collection and a companion one released later in the year? Both should utilise THINpaks. Warner Brothers missed out on a great opportunity to release a set this year since he was born in 1909. What a blunder...

So all of these have had VHS releases at one time or another?

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7/29/09 at 4:39am

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So all of these have had VHS releases at one time or another?

I looked on Amazon Marketplace but alot of them are going for $12-$45. I'm just going to wait for them on proper DVD's. I'm not even sure if the majority were released on VHS but it seems quite alot were that I can tell. I could edit my list to put an asterisk for those released onto VHS though.

EDIT: I've also been downloading alot of Errol Flynn trailers via DownloadHelper from YouTube. Damn I'd love to see them all get remastered onto DVD. The films of course. I've hardly seen any of his films which aren't released onto DVD. I think out of the Westerns Collection I certainly know I've seen Virginia City, barely remember it, and possibly Montana. Other than that it makes no difference to me as I've already stated, if his entire filmography is released on outstanding DVD's, I plan on owning all of them. The above list I made out of five of them were released via United Artists so I'm assuming MGM could release a boxset of their own.

Edited by Ray_R - 7/29/2009 at 11:53 am GMT
Edited by Ray_R - 7/29/2009 at 12:02 pm GMT

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I finally ordered The Westerns Collection off of Amazon Marketplace for only $29.89! Can't believe I've held off on buying it for so long. Still disappointed the set didn't include Silver City, Santa Fe Trail (damn 42 billion public domain releases!) and possibly The Sisters.
Still hoping the set next year (should've been for this year since it's Errol's centenary) will contain all the WWII titles fully remastered. Obviously since it's only four titles, Warner Brothers should release a companion boxset a few months later with five random titles. Here's to hoping Footsteps in the Dark is in that set.
Would anyone want me to list the full run of Flynns filmography on VHS which has been colorised?

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