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We’ve some more lovely film and television appearances from Lee Grant, our blogathon’s leading lady…
We are halfway there, with more fab and wonderful bloggers.
Welcome to Day 2 of the Lee Grant blogathon! Yesterday’s Day 1 post brought some wonderful entries on such posts from Lee Grant movies such as Damien: Omen II (1978) to her television performance in Columbo. Today we are continuing the blogathon with more marvellous contributions from Ms Grant’s prestigious career.
Remember there’s still time to join the fun, so if you do CLICK HERE for the details and remember to check your spam and pending folders if you don’t see my comments on today’s fabulous bloggers! And click on the film to check out these fabulous honest reviews…
Caftan Woman sheds a light on another of Lee Grant’s TV roles telling us more of her appearance in Ironside in a 1967 episode called Eat, Drink and Be Buried.
Quiggy from Midnite Drive In is the first of the bloggers to tell us more about Lee Grant in Portnoy’s Complaint (1972).
Dubsism shares his alternative view with sports analogies in Airport 77 (1977) with an all-star cast which includes Lee Grant in a starring role.
Movie Rob adds his take on Portnoy’s Complaint (1972) to the blogathon.
What the Craggus Saw tells us his thoughts of Lee Grant in In the Heat of the Night (1967)…
….and Jenny from Silver Screen Suppers adds her always unique post with a recipe from Lee Grant’s kitchen and a review on her 1971 role in Columbo, Ransom for a Dead Man.
If this has increased your appetite for more Lee Grant movies join us tomorrow for Day 3 and our final day and wrap up on Thursday. Or CLICK HERE for Day 1’s posts. Remember to keep tuning in as I’ll add posts as I get them.
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Just clarifying. When is the last day of the blogathon Gill?
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The 23rd but dont worry if you running late or your time zone different, will still add and promote your post. Looking forward to reading your take on the movie.
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Thanks for the quick response. I think my article will be completed by then. I’m hoping to publish it tomorrow.
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,Yay. but dont worry if you do run late! I know its worth waiting for.
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I won’t. I’m having fun writing it.
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It is a fabulous film, you can probably add it to the Van Johnson one too!!
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Is there a Van Johnson Blogathon? *jumps for joy*
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You sound hooked. Here’s m post will all the blogathons coming up if you click on the blogathon title you’ll get to their blogathon page.
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I could, but Michaela is not allowing duplicates.
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Ah thats a shame, I can’t wait for this post – she was great in this film!!
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It’s a pity that Lee Grant only had a small role in this.
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Thought that myself, Van Johnson was also underused. But what a great movie!
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I’m a big fan of Van Johnson, and I would have liked to have seen him play a much bigger role in it. All the characters were great though. I even liked Jean Simmons in the film, and I’m not really a fan of hers at all.
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She was fabulous! It was a great ensemble – I loved those montage scenes!
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Same here.
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Hey Gill. Would it be too late if I submitted my entry tomorrow?
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No definitely not, I’m looking forward so much to your take on this one. Just finished my post last night on the film
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Thanks. I look forward to reading your post too.
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Don’t forget to tell your co-host that my post will be published tomorrow.
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Will do that now!
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Cool. Thanks. I hate being late.
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Consider it done!
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I’m almost finished hun.
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No rush, if you need longer time.
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Hey Gill. Here is my entry for the blogathon. I’m so sorry for being late.
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No problem, been looking forward to it – I published my post on this yesterday, love your thoughts on it.
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Cool. I will have to read your article on it too. I hope you enjoy my post on it. Don’t forget to leave a comment on my article when you finish it.
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Just added you now to the post, and will do! Looking forward to hearing what you think.
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Awesome.
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Hi Gill. Sorry I haven’t had the chance to read your article on “Divorce American Style” yet. I was really sick yesterday and wasn’t online. I will get to it soon. In the meantime, here’s another blogathon for you if your interested. https://crystalkalyana.wordpress.com/2018/08/28/announcing-the-rock-hudson-blogathon/
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Just joined it on Michaela’s page! Asking to do Pretty Maids All in a Row (1971).
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I’ve just put you down for it.
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Thanks! Looking forward to this – great banners btw!
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Thanks. Michaela made the banners. She’s an expert banner maker.
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Good to know!!!
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I wish I could do them that good. I’m looking forward to your next blogathon announcement too.
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Wont be til September… then another joint one in January!
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Ok cool.
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Did you get a chance to read my post ?
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Not yet. I will comment on it when I do. I will read it soon though.
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Hi there, Gill! I am happy to share my entry to the Lee Grant Blogathon! I had a lot of fun participating! 😀
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Thanks for joining and for your review will add it to today’s post.
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Hi Gill, here is my entry,
Enjoy 🙂
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