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| | Errol Flynn St. James Encyclopedia of Pop Culture - Find Articles |
 | | He sailed around aimlessly in his yacht, and returned to Hollywood in 1956, a ravaged shadow of his former self, to face the final irony of his self-destruction: praise for his performance as a drunken wastrel in The Sun Also Rises (1957). |
 | | He played two more drunks the following year in Too Much Too Soon (as John Barrymore) and in Huston's The Roots of Heaven, and ended his career, shortly before his death, with the nadir of his achievements, a semi-documentary about Fidel Castro called Cuban Rebel Girls which he wrote, co-produced, and narrated. |
 | | Movie stars biographer Charles Higham, in Errol Flynn: The Untold Story, suggested that the actor had been a Nazi agent for the Gestapo and a bisexual who had affairs with several famous men. |
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