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TCM Spotlight: Errol Flynn Adventures (DVD, 2010, 5-Disc Set)

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The Errol Flynn Adventures / 5 DVD Set is a box set featuring movies starring the legendary actor Errol Flynn. Released in 2010, this action-packed collection includes films in the genres of adventure and drama. This set is perfect for fans of classic cinema and those looking to immerse themselves in the thrilling and dynamic world of Errol Flynn's iconic roles. With a runtime across multiple discs, this DVD set offers hours of entertainment for movie enthusiasts.

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As one of Hollywood's earliest romantic heroes and the quintessential swashbuckler, Errol Flynn never planned to become a matinee icon. Flynn achieved commercial success on an accidental basis, when Warner Bros. tapped the then-unknown to fill in for Robert Donat in the adventure saga CAPTAIN BLOOD (1935). This was an ingenious decision: it created a legend, and brought in astonishing box office receipts for the studio, which promptly signed Flynn to a lucrative contract and made him an A-list star. This box set contains five Flynn vehicles, produced between 1942 and 1945: DESPERATE JOURNEY (1942), with Flynn as an Allied airman shot down over Germany;, EDGE OF DARKNESS (1943), with Flynn and Ann Sheridan as Norwegians rallying anti-Nazi support; NORTHERN PURSUIT (1943), with Flynn as a Canadian officer who infiltrates a group of Nazis; UNCERTAIN GLORY (1944), with Flynn as a condemned French prisoner who attempts to save the lives of 100 others by posing as a resistance leader; and OBJECTIVE, BURMA!, with Flynn as the commander of a stranded paratrooper unit in the jungle. Bonus features include various newsreels, trailers and short subjects pulled from each feature's year of release.