Filmgazer
Second Unit
Well, they were a bit of a shock, both the details and the photo, but I'll try to forget them the next time I seen an Errol Flynn film.Sorry. I thought it was common knowledge.
Well, they were a bit of a shock, both the details and the photo, but I'll try to forget them the next time I seen an Errol Flynn film.Sorry. I thought it was common knowledge.
Some people don't want to know or don't care about what kind of person their favorite film stars are in real life. They only care about how "good" an actor they are and how good is the film.Sorry. I thought it was common knowledge.
Couldn't agree more and not just actors but directors too. I may find Roman Polanski's and Woody Allen's personal lives repugnant, but they are two of my favorite directors. So if actors are alcoholics, drug addicts, abuse their children, beat their wives, have racist views, conspiracy theory crackpots, right wing politics or kick their dogs, it's not up there on the screen!Some people don't want to know or don't care about what kind of person their favorite film stars are in real life. They only care about how "good" an actor they are and how good is the film.
I'm in that camp. For me, an actor's personal life has zero bearing on how well they perform on screen. Even if it *does* impact performances, I just don't care. But, then, I'm not "star struck" by any means and couldn't care less about an actor's personal life.
A lot was from Malaria which he had the effects from his entire life, the death of his friend John Barrymore spooked him, he must of known his life would be short and he jammed so much in it in such a short time.He drank too much. He only made it to 50. A shame He was a handsome man and an Excellent actor. One of my favorites. WB had some of the Best actors in Hollywood. View attachment 140784
Well, they were a bit of a shock, both the details and the photo, but I'll try to forget them the next time I seen an Errol Flynn film.