NEWS… Its the Last of the Adoring Angela Lansbury Posts

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The curtain closes for the Adoring Angela Lansbury Blogathon…

 

Welcome to the final day of the blogathon on all things Angela Lansbury.

 

Murder She Wrote

 

The final day has dawned with more wonderful writing on this fabulous actress. These posts join the other lovely posts from the last two days. I’d like to thank you wonderful bloggers for your fabulous tributes to this fabulous actress.

Angela Lansbury seems to have figured in all of our lives, as an actress on TV, on Stage or on the Big Screen. I enjoyed reading all of your posts. I’m looking forward to entries from those of you who may be running late or who I missed getting last night due to time zones. If this is you, I’ll still add your post and promote it, so don’t worry.

Anyway, if you just joining us, click on these days for more amazing films and bloggers. Films including The Manchurian Candidate and The Court Jester. TV reviews include Murder She Wrote and Mrs Arris Goes To Paris. Here are those links for the earlier days of this Angela Lansbury celebration

Day 1

Day 2

Tune in soon for news of a blogathon running in April this year on everyone’s favourite Cockney actor. Click on the titles to go to the post…

Now on with the show…

Movie Rob adds his final entry on Please Murder Me (1956).

 

Le from Critica Retro tells us more about Angela Lansbury’s role in Gaslight (1944).

 

Silver Screen Supper enthuses on her Day as Angela Lansbury.

 

Vinnieh tells us about how much he adores Murder She Wrote.

 

Cinematic Catharsis invites us to read about The Company of Wolves (1984).

 

The Dream Book Blog shares her insights into The Blackwater Lightship (2004).

 

We go full circle with Rebecca from Taking Up Room’s views on The Manchurian Candidate (1962).

 

K Sturton adds his views on Something for Everyone (1971), otherwise known as Black Flowers for the Bride.

 

Crystal from The Good Old Days of Classic Hollywood adds her post on meeting Angela Lansbury twice.

 

 

and wrapping things up… Stabford Deathrage Shoots His Mouth Off, adds his post on The Picture of Dorian Gray (1945).

 

Remember to check this post for later entries as I’ll be updating this post with posts as I get them… and tune in later this month for an announcement on my new blogathon in April.