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Title: My Forgotten Man (1993)
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Cast
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| Guy Pearce | ... | Errol Flynn | |
| Steven Berkoff | ... | Klaus Reicher | |
| Claudia Karvan | ... | Penelope Watts | |
| John Savage | ... | Joe Stromberg | |
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Wendy Matthews | ... | Nightclub Singer |
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William Gluth | ... | Professor Flynn |
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Nicki Paull | ... | Marelle Flynn (as Nicola Paull) |
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Tim Hughes | ... | James Dickson |
| Adrian Wright | ... | Harold Watts | |
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Jan Friedl | ... | Deidre Watts |
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Andrew Stephard | ... | Young Flynn |
| Doug Bowles | ... | Charles Chauvel | |
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Sue Jones | ... | Elsa Chauvel |
| Reg Evans | ... | Hobo | |
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Bruce Venables | ... | Barman |
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A biographical movie on the film star's early life before Hollywood fame.
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hollywood | australia | gay interest | actor | character name in title |Taglines:
Errol Flynn, the adventurer, the thief, the lover, the liar, a Hollywood legend. See more »Parents Guide:
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May 1993 (France) See more »Also Known As:
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Written by Frank Howson & Ian McKean
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One wonders how FLYNN could have failed so badly as a cinema release in 1997 with Guy Pearce aptly in the lead role. It is not often that the casting of someone so famous is so exactly right. FLYNN was a stumbler at the box office and did not end up on cinema screens in Australia...even after LA CONFIDENTIAL...! From a dazzling nude scene in the first few minutes (presumably by Guy Pearce) FLYNN gets off to a fairly robust and interesting start. Sadly, FLYNN runs out of steam after about the first 35 minutes and with the entrance of hammy Steven Berkoff in a detour to New Guinea, (looking and acting like he wanted the Klaus Kinski role in FITZCARRALDO) the film starts to resemble a tele movie rather than a major cinema biography. Believe it or not, by about the 70 minute make, it is boring and you are glad to see it over. But such promise! Pearce IS Flynn! But the movie caused a mutiny at the box office and unlike The Bounty, sank without trace.