Errol Flynn Net Worth

Errol Flynn was a mischievous child who was constantly getting into trouble. His parents, Theodore Flynn, a respected biologist, and Marrelle Young, an adventurous young woman, had their hands full trying to keep him in line. Despite their efforts, Errol was expelled from every school he attended.
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Who is it? actor, writer, producer
Birth Day June 20, 1909
Birth Place Australia
Errol Flynn age 111 YEARS OLD
Birth Sign Gemini
Birth Name Errol Leslie Thomson Flynn
Nick Names The BaronSatan's AngelFlynnyThe Tasmanian DevilRolly
Height 6' 2" (1.88 m)

💰 Net worth

Murder at Monte Carlo (1935) $150 /week
The Case of the Curious Bride (1935) $150 /week
Captain Blood (1935) $500 /week
The Prince and the Pauper (1937) $2,500 /week
Edge of Darkness (1943) $7,000 /week
Uncertain Glory (1944) $200,000
Objective, Burma! (1945) $200,000
San Antonio (1945) $200,000
Istanbul (1957) $160,000

Errol Flynn was born to parents Theodore Flynn, a respected biologist, and Marrelle Young, an adventurous young woman. Young Flynn was a rambunctious child who could be counted on to find trouble. Errol managed to have himself thrown out of every school he was enrolled in. In his late teens he set out to find gold, but instead found a series of short lived odd jobs. Information is sketchy, but the positions of police constable, sanitation engineer, treasure hunter, sheep castrator, shipmaster for hire, fisherman, and soldier seem to be among his more reputable career choices. Staying one jump ahead of the law and jealous husbands forced Flynn to England. He took up acting, a pastime he had previously stumbled into when asked to play (ironically) Fletcher Christian in a film called In the Wake of the Bounty (1933). Flynn's natural athletic talent and good looks attracted the attention of Warner Brothers and soon he was off to America. His luck held when he replaced Robert Donat in the title role of Captain Blood (1935). He quickly rocketed to stardom as the undisputed king of swashbuckler films, a title inherited from Douglas Fairbanks, but which remains his to this day. Onscreen, he was the freedom loving rebel, a man of action who fought against injustice and won the hearts of damsels in the process. His off-screen passions; drinking, fighting, boating and sex, made his film escapades seem pale. His love life brought him considerable fame, three statutory rape trials, and a lasting memorial in the expression "In like Flynn". Serious roles eluded him, and as his lifestyle eroded his youthful good looks, his career declined. Troubles with lawsuits and the IRS plagued him at this time, eroding what little money he had saved. A few good roles did come his way late in life, however, usually aging alcoholics, almost mirror images of Flynn. He was making a name as a serious actor before his death.