Time for those final posts, a wrap up and a thanks…
Keep tuning into this page as the last post for the blogathon where the fashionably late will arrive on that still welcoming red carpet.
So the time has come to wrap up the blogathon, and its been a blast from the start. For a blogger who had seen (and reviewed) quite a few films in this actress’ repertoire, I’ve loved and enjoyed reading some fabulous posts. I’ve learnt so much from the 20 (so far) reviews on films, TV Shows and TV Movies that Lovely Lee has starred in. She’s been in dramas. murder mysteries, comedies, horrors and more. And thanks to you splendid bloggers for your wonderful contributions
And thanks to some wonderful posts written by some amazing bloggers I’ve added a more than a few to my to watch, to review or to watch again pile. It’s been such an honour to read all your wonderful tributes to this multi talented actress, and I tagged her in my twitter posts so she may well have read your post. And if you want to browse through these posts, here’s links to the last 3 days. And also a big thanks for the support from anyone who read and commented on my Voyage of the Damned (1976) post for this blogathon.
By my side I’ve had the wonderful Chris, my co-host from Angelman’s Place who helped put this blogathon together. I’d like to thank him for his fabulous and never ending support. And for putting up with my endless emails as I get a new posts. And I hope we can collaborate again one day, perhaps on the lovely Helmut Berger… or something else! Your call, this time Chris!
I’d like to thank all the bloggers who participated and those bloggers who sent their best wishes for the blogathon. But most of all I’d like to thank the lovely Lee Grant for inspiring me with those great, fabulous performances… and there’s even more to be read today.
And first off the mark today, is W.B. Kelso from 3B Theatre with his review on Night Slaves (1970).
Le from Critica Retro adds her post about Valley of the Dolls (1967) on the book and the movie…
Debbie from Moon in Gemini shares her thoughts on Defending Your Life (1991).
Dick Scott from The Oak Drive-In shares his thoughts on The Mafu Cage (1978).
A Shroud of Thoughts adds a his take on Detective Story (1951).
Adding 2 posts on from Great Old Movies… with his alternative take on The Mafu Cage (1978).
Along with thoughts on The Spell (1977) conclude the blogathon for now… but there’s more to come.
and adding Crystal from In The Good Old Days of Classic Hollywood’s thoughts on Lee Grants role in Divorce American Style (1967).
And all LATER-comers not to worry I will still be adding and promoting your posts… and writers everywhere, tune in soon for another announcement of the blogathon kind..
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Another succesful blog-a-thon. Of course, by “successful,” I mean you are still tolerating my non-sense 🙂
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I do love your nonsense. especially when it comes to our joint guilty pleasures like Airport 77! Love you to check out my post on this one..
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Outstanding articles! I apologise for not being able to comment on those articles posted outside of WP. My posts seem to always *disappear* into thin air.
It’s amazing to see Lee’s variation of films. She did a lot of notable work.
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Gill, thank you so much, this has been a blast! You inspire me with your brilliant energy and love of film and pop culture!
Thanks to all you wonderful bloggers who participated…look forward to delving deeply into everyone’s unique blogs.
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Thanks for the lovely words Chris, has been fabulous doing this blogathon with you. And also for your huge support from the start in making this such a success.
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