The following are articles I have collected about the films of Errol Flynn & Olivia de Havilland. All remain the intellectual property of their original authors, and please remember that the views expressed within are those of their respective authors and do not necessarily represent the opinions of ReelClassics.com.

• A Newcomer Named Errol Flynn in a Handsome Film Version of 'Captain Blood,' at the Strand
  December 27, 1935 New York Times
• With a Bow to Tennyson, the Strand Offers 'Charge of The Light Brigade'
  November 2, 1936 New York Times
• Errol Flynn, right on target; 'The Adventures of Robin Hood'
  August 17, 2003 Chicago Sun-Times
• 'Four's a Crowd,' Warner Brothers Comedy, Arrives at the Music Hall
  August 12, 1938 New York Times
• Errol Flynn Restores Law and Order to 'Dodge City,' the Wild and Woolly Horse Opera at the Strand
  April 8, 1939 New York Times
• Errol Flynn Catches a Tudor in Strand's Film of 'Private Lives of Elizabeth and Essex'
  December 2, 1939 New York Times
• 'Santa Fe Trail,' Which Is Chiefly a Picture About Something Else, Opens at the Strand
  December 21, 1940 New York Times
• A Classic Last Stand; 'They Died With Their Boots On'
  July 1999 American Cinematographer

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