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Learning that King Richard was captured by Duke Leopold of Austria on his way home from the crusade, his brother John seizes the throne of England. However, his tyrannical rule is opposed by a revolt led by the astonishingly merry Robin of Locksley. While Errol Flynn was born to play the role of Robin Hood, the decision to switch directors during filming resulted in an uneven movie. Read More…
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A solid introduction to the French Intervention in Mexico, a relatively unknown episode in history when France tried to turn Mexico into a puppet state, Juarez presents the basic chronology, but is limited by the decision to have Paul Muni’s Juarez single-handedly evict the invaders. Read More…
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Basically a romance melodrama with uniforms, the stunning location scenes are not matched by the screenplay. The Last Outpost (1935) is more of a western than a WWI movie, and the cavalry literally saves the day. Read More…
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Intended to win American support for England during WWII, The Sea Hawk (1940) presents Elizabeth I’s struggle to defend England against Spain, and shows why Errol Flynn was the king of the swashbucklers. Read More…