Flynn

A biographical movie on the film star Errol Flynn's early life before Hollywood fame.

Cast

Guy Pearce

as Errol Flynn

Steven Berkoff

as Klaus Reicher

Claudia Karvan

as Penelope Watts

John Savage

as Joe Stromberg

William Gluth

as Professor Flynn

Nicki Paull

as Marelle Flynn

Tim Hughes

as James Dickson

Adrian Wright

as Harold Watts

Jan Friedl

as Deidre Watts

Andrew Stephard

as Young Flynn

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