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, reissued by Aurum Press in B-format using the original uncensored text, Flynn reveals himself...

Rustlers have taken Clay Hardin's cattle and have holed up in San Antonio. So Clay does what any cowboy in his position would do: strap on his sidearm, ride into town and settle the score.

The story of Jeb Stewart, his romance with Kit Carson Holliday, friendship with George Custer and battles against John Brown in the days leading up to the outbreak of the American Civil War.

Flynn stars as the legendary hero who steals from the rich and gives to the poor.

Lane is an Australian transplant looking to buy grazing land. But the cattle-raising locals won't sell to interlopers, especially one they consider the most contemptible excuse for a human being ever to cross the Great Plains: a sheep rancher. A flame-haired beauty has her eye on the newcomer, until she learns his occupation.

World War II drama about five allied airmen who are determined to get back to England after they're shot down over Germany. Errol Flynn leads Ronald Reagan and other flyboys in a rousing wartime spirit-lifter.

They're everyday citizens and extraordinary heroes. Flynn and Ann Sheridan rally Norwegians against the Nazi occupiers of their once-peaceful village.

Errol Flynn's farewell to big-budget swashbuckling has him playing the legenday Don Juan, the Spanish lover who fights to save the Queen Margaret and her King from the treacherous machinations of her minister, Duke de Lorca.

Set in seventeenth century England, a surgeon becomes a pirate after he is arrested and condemned to slavery for caring for a rebel against the king.