In like Flynn.
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FilmPublisher number: DAVID3961 | Umbrella EntertainmentDistributor: Australia : Distributed by Umbrella Entertainment, [2019]Copyright date: ©2018Description: 1 DVD-video (98 minutes) : sound, colour ; 12 cmContent type: two-dimensional moving image Media type: video Carrier type: videodiscUniform titles: In like Flynn (Motion picture : 2018) Subject(s): Flynn, Errol, 1909-1959 -- Drama | Voyages and travels -- Drama | Voyages and travels -- Australia -- Drama | Voyages and travels -- Papua New Guinea -- Drama | Treasure troves -- Drama | Coming-of-age filmsGenre/Form: Biographical films. | Action and adventure films. | Coming-of-age films. | Feature films. DDC classification: 791.4372 Production credits: Director, Russell Mulcahy ; producers, Corey Large, James M. Vernon ; screenplay by Marc Furmie and 3 others.Cast: Thomas Cocquerel, Corey Large, William Moseley, Isabel Lucas, David Wenham, Daniel Fogler, Clive Standen.Summary: A legend in the making. The true story of Errol Flynn. In 1930, before Errol Flynn became one of the biggest movie stars in Hollywood, a young Errol, braving cannibals and crocodiles, searched the jungles of Papua New Guinea for his Eldorado. While serving as a guide for a Hollywood producer, Errol discovers a map on a dead prospector that he believes will lead to a fortune in gold. Back on the streets of Depression-era Sydney, Flynn rounds up a ragtag crew to help him find the gold, including Rex, a Canadian ex-bootlegger, Dook, an English gentleman handy with a pistol and Charlie, a grizzled old salt. After stealing the Sirocco, a yacht belonging to Chinese Opium smugglers, Flynn and crew set sail. They quickly learn just how perilous a voyage up the Australian east coast can be, running afoul of drunken cowboys, corrupt cops and local thugs before being intercepted by the Chinese smugglers, who are hell-bent on retrieving their Sirocco and the several pounds of opium stashed in the hold. As the motley crew make a final dash for New Guinea, Flynn is forced to learn what it means to be a real captain and master of his own destiny. In Like Flynn is based on the real-life coming-of-age story about four men on a journey to find hope, adventure and fortune in a time when the world was spiralling into despair.
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"Before the fame there was the adventure"--Container.
Director, Russell Mulcahy ; producers, Corey Large, James M. Vernon ; screenplay by Marc Furmie and 3 others.
Rated: MA15+
DVD ; Region 4.
In English. No subtitles.
A legend in the making. The true story of Errol Flynn. In 1930, before Errol Flynn became one of the biggest movie stars in Hollywood, a young Errol, braving cannibals and crocodiles, searched the jungles of Papua New Guinea for his Eldorado. While serving as a guide for a Hollywood producer, Errol discovers a map on a dead prospector that he believes will lead to a fortune in gold. Back on the streets of Depression-era Sydney, Flynn rounds up a ragtag crew to help him find the gold, including Rex, a Canadian ex-bootlegger, Dook, an English gentleman handy with a pistol and Charlie, a grizzled old salt. After stealing the Sirocco, a yacht belonging to Chinese Opium smugglers, Flynn and crew set sail. They quickly learn just how perilous a voyage up the Australian east coast can be, running afoul of drunken cowboys, corrupt cops and local thugs before being intercepted by the Chinese smugglers, who are hell-bent on retrieving their Sirocco and the several pounds of opium stashed in the hold. As the motley crew make a final dash for New Guinea, Flynn is forced to learn what it means to be a real captain and master of his own destiny. In Like Flynn is based on the real-life coming-of-age story about four men on a journey to find hope, adventure and fortune in a time when the world was spiralling into despair.
Thomas Cocquerel, Corey Large, William Moseley, Isabel Lucas, David Wenham, Daniel Fogler, Clive Standen.
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