BLOGATHON… The 2nd Day of the Jeff Goldblum Blogathon has Landed

 

After a fabulous start, we’ve more Jeff Goldblum tributes today…

 

Tributing Jeff for the second Blogathon day with some more wonderful heartwarming tributes.

 

Jeff Goldblum

 

Day 2 dawned with more entries to the blogathon after a phenomenal day yesterday. Day 1 had at least 10 different entries on 8 different films, Jeff’s career in advertising and more on his Quan. So if you want to read more on these posts you are welcome to join us again by clicking HERE to read more. Also, click HERE for my lovely co-hosts Emma’s page…

Also if you’ve just published a post on Jeff – check HERE and if your post topic is free we’d love you to join in. The rules and banners are HERE and do remember this does include Podcasts and posts on Jeff on any topic relating to him and his career. This can be his films and TV and beyond.. be it music, films, adverts or something completely random.

Today’s entries are coming in rapidly – with some posts added early this morning Finnish time – so do pop in again later to read more on this quirky Hollywood actor…

Now it’s over to you bloggers…

First, off the mark today is Paul S from Pfeiffer Pfilms and Meg Movies with his alternative views on Into the Night (1985)…

 

Eric at Diary of a Movie Maniac tells us more about Between the Lines (1977)…

 

Zoe from Hollywood Genes adds her take on The Grand Budapest Hotel (2014)…

 

Tom at Motion Picture Gems shares his thoughts on Nashville (1975)…

 

Terence at A Shroud of Thoughts tells us more about The Adventures of Buckaroo Banzai in the 8th Dimension (1984)…

 

Movie Rob writes about Jeff’s role in Morning Glory (2010)…

 

Craig from What the Craggus Saw adds his thoughts on The Tall Guy (1989)…

 

Midnite Drive In tells us more about Jeff’s role in Earth Girls are Easy (1988)…

 

Sally from 18, Cinema Lane writes about why Dr Ian Malcolm from Jurassic Park (1993) is her favourite character from the movie…

 

John Rieber shares his views on Jeff Goldblum’s finest moments in  The Big Chill (1983)…

 

Rich from Wide Screen World adds Thank God it’s Friday (1978)…

 

That’s all so far… but tune in later as I’ll add posts as they come… and remember to tune into Day 1…