From the movie "They died with their Boots on" on General Custer and the 7th cavalry. http://www.custerwest.org

Errol Flynn and Olivia de Havilland blow us away in this scene from the 1939 film DODGE CITY, showing us how to shoot a love scene - through careful cinematography and subtle acting.

Catherine O'Flynn, winner of the 2007 Costa First Novel Award, talks about her book, What was Lost. This short film, commissioned by Costa Coffee, was shown at the Costa book of the Year awards ceremony in London on February 2008. The film made by Charles Turley at CTA Limited. About the book: A lost little girl.... more

from the movie "They Died with their Boots on" on General George A. Custer and his wife Libbie, before his departure to the Little Bighorn. It was the last scene of Errol and Olivia together. http://www.custerwest.org

A video about Sally and Flynn.

The Charge of The Light Brigade (1936) Crimean War period (1853-1856)Balaclava Starring: Errol Flynn Errol Flynn ...Major Geoffrey Vickers Olivia de Havilland ... Elsa Campbell Patric Knowles ..Captain Perry Vickers Henry Stephenson-Sir Charles Macefield Nigel Bruce ... Sir Benjamin Warrenton Donald Crisp.... more

Neil Flynn of "Scrubs" fame lends his voice to one of Gemini's henchmen in the Kim Possible episode "The Ron Factor." (Mr. Flynn also plays a fashion policeman throughout the episode "Fashion Victim.")

*PLEASE READ BEFORE WATCH* This Video Is Based On The Death Of Dan, Beth & Flynn And Focuses On The People affected By It. Dans Death: Most Of The Clips Are Of Leah but It Has 1 or 2 Of Ryan + Amanda. Flynn: Most Of The Clips Are Of Sally But Has Some Of Ric, Cassie etc.. Beth: The Clips Are Mostly Of Tony +.... more

My first set of custom titles for The Doctor Who Audio Dramas. Murray Gold's original theme arrangement was first used for this serial, with John Debney's being prior to this; technically, David Arnold's version should have followed Debney's. This is what I believe the titles would have looked like if Arnold's theme.... more

Their very, very, last scene together, Get a hankie out. for Shawmutley