My Wicked, Wicked Ways : The Autobiography of Errol Flynn (Paperback)

from JayLivernois

A good read but not all that true in detail.

from oszymandias

An enthralling and unvarnished recounting of his life by Errol Flynn. From misadventures in the South Pacific to his rise and falls in Hollywood Flynn describes a life that is extraordinary. Unlike many autobiographies Flynn also recounts his less than admirable moments which add to the depth of ...

from burningtodd

Upon reading this book for the second time, I am struck by what a tragedy it is. The first time I read this book, approximately 7 years ago, I was much younger and didn't understand many of the references, or the depth of Flynn's confessions. The book is broken into essentially 2 parts. The first...

from aadyer

A difficult man to like, hence a difficult biography to like. Some appalling behaviour coupled with acts of supreme generosity, and a somewhat introverted, intellectual side make the Great "Baron" of cinema a very complex man. The language at times is difficult to follow & the attitudes very 1950...

from lamour

I enjoyed his films but I can't say I like the man who showed himself in this autobiography. His view of women and the way he used them although he denies such in this book, I found very unpleasant. He married three times although he did not seem to put much effort in the relationships. The same ...