One of the legends of hollywood

RIP

a talent, and a gracious and beautiful woman. I really liked her meeting with history author David McCullough some years ago in Paris where he also lives part time I think.

As a kid I was fascinated by the swashbuckling great 'Captain Blood' and dashing Errol Flynn. Love the Caribbean.

When I watch it, I always think that the best thing that ever happened to Olivia de Havilland's character is when Montgomery Clift's character stands her up when she has her heart set on eloping with him. It was a reality check for her. If he had actually shown up that night, what kind of a bloody horror would her life have been like from that point on?

The supporters of that orange con man in the White House are in a similar situation now. They need a similar reality check. How painful will that reality check have to be to be effective for them? How painful will it be for the rest of us?

Our current situation is SO analagous to that situation in that movie.

-- Ron

more subtle actions of user and villain Morris Townshend and how it greatly impacted the life of Catherine Sloper. Ralph Richardson, as her distant father saw it immediately. Later in life I realized Townsend's malice and betrayal and the psychological depth of the story in many more areas.

There needs to be some kind of detection and protection from scammers, users and sociopathic personalities that wreak havoc.

With my family, I would watch her movies with Errol Flynn and Basil Rathbone whenever they came on TV.

Robin Hood and Captain Blood were great films, and Olivia glowed. I think she was my first celebrity crush--her and Cheryl from the Mouseketeers.

When little I thought Tyrone Power and Errol Flynn were the most handsome men in the world!