The House that DIED - Errol Flynn Slept Here Ep.2

Welcome to the Second episode of the "Errol Flynn Slept Here" Series, taken from the book "Errol Flynn Slept Here" by Robert Matzen and Micheal Mazzone.

We have SO much Backstory to cover before we get into the actual book!

Let's go back in time to 1987- We are high in the mountains overlooking Los Angeles. Let's explore the grounds of a once grand, but now old, dank, and decrepit house that stands at the end of the long and winding road that is Mulholland Drive - Mulholland House.
At that time, it stood dead and alone, a shadow of its former glory and heyday, and the authors start to dig in and try to discover the mystery of the house that was once Errol Flynn's pride and joy.

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