In this highly readable, witty and colourful autobiography, Flynn reveals himself and his remarkable life as he did nowhere else.
A hero to millions who adored his portrayals of Robin Hood and Fletcher Christian, Errol Flynn (1909- 59) lived a life that far surpassed any adventure he ever acted out on screen: exotic travels, criminal exploits, passionate love affairs, violent confrontations, scandals, and international fame. In this highly readable, witty and colourful autobiography, Flynn reveals himself and his remarkable life as he did nowhere else.
'The most entertaining autobiography ever by an actor'
'Its greatest distinction is that it manages to pass beyond the conventionally frank to the unconventionally truthful in its portrait of an engaging but by no means overscrupulous romantic extrovert'
'An obstinately unabashed report'
' The most entertaining autobiography ever by an actor'
' Its greatest distinction is that it manages to pass beyond the conventionally frank to the unconventionally truthful in its portrait of an engaging but by no means overscrupulous romantic extrovert'
' A major autobiography in the tradition of Cellini, Casanova and Frank Harris. Perhaps it is not the book to leave alone in the house with your daughter, but Flynn was not the man to leave in the house with your daughter.'
' The confessions of a rake, unsparing of himself or anyone else'
' An obstinately unabashed report'