Reviews arent verified, but Google checks for and removes fake content when its identified. Essentially, and he acknowledges this, Flynn was never in, he was far, far out. Buccaneer Books, 1976 - Actors - 383 pages.

But just what he is, the Playboy of the Western World is unprepared to say. With Duncan Regehr, Adrian Aron, James Bacon, Robert Beckler. IT is possible that the bravura, matinee-idol type disappeared from the earth a few months ago when Errol Flynn, quip on lips and drink in hand, collapsed and died. It's no exaggeration to say that Errol Flynn's public-private life was always more newsworthy than his film career but he insists that neither the movies, nor his wives, mistresses, brawls, fortunes made and lost, serve to explain Flynn. My Wicked, Wicked Ways: The Legend of Errol Flynn: Directed by Don Taylor. It also accounts for the fact that the book has little perspective. In a sense he seems to be reliving his life as he tells it and this accounts for the various changes of mood one finds in the book. Errol Flynn (1909-1959) lived a life that far surpassed any adventure he ever filmed: exotic travels, criminal exploits, affairs with beautiful women. But Flynn was not an unaware man and though he protests too much about how much reading he has done - as though that should count for something of value, his book is not simply a vacuous account of a dizzying alcoholic whirl from one scandal to another. Much later, having revealed reams about himself, his friends, his wives and mistresses, he confesses that he does not understand himself. Early in the book, in speaking of his near bankruptcy, Flynn says ''It is a habit of mine, when you are down and out, to go to the 'best spots'''. Filmed at a time when the publics perception of Errol Flynn had been tainted by author Charles Highams allegations that the matinee idol was a Nazi spy.

This posthumously published autobiography of one of the most flamboyant characters ever to make newspaper headlines is a curious mixture of bravado and bafflement.

My Wicked, Wicked Ways by Errol Flynn