NEWS… The Shelley Winters Blogathon is here!

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It’s Day 1 of the sensational Shelley Winters Blogathon with some marvellous posts…

 

Celebrating all things Shelley Winters on the first day with Shelley in horror films, drama-comedy and more.

 

Shelley Winters

 

Way back in September, my blogging buddy Poppity and I invited you to join our first joint blogathon. The subject under the spotlight was Shelley Winters, with a shed load of you signing up to write about the amazing array of Shelley’s work.. be it on TV, in the movies or her books and more.

We’ve a great selection of her movies today with Shelley with her co-stars including James Mason, Belinda J Montgomery and Debbie Reynolds. If you are reading this and want to take part, not to worry there’s still plenty of time to join.. just CLICK HERE to read the rules, pick up a banner and sign up.

There are still lots of films in need of a tribute, particularly her earlier career, so add a comment here if you’d like to join and once you got my OK consider yourself in…

Now on with the show…

The first post comes from Gill… ie yours truly at Realweegiemidget Reviews with Shelley in the Horror TV Movie, The Devil’s Daughter (1973)…

 

Next up we’ve Movie Rob with his thoughts on the comedy-drama Lolita (1962)…

 

Vinnie H adds his first review on What’s the Matter with Helen?  (1971)…

 

and his second post on Pete’s Dragon (1977)…

 

Zoe from Hollywood Genes adds a book review on Shelley: Also Known as Shirley Shelley’s Winters’ autobiography…

 

The Midnite Drive In adds his review of Shelley’s role in the Batman TV Series…

 

Maddy Loves Her Classic Films adds her post on Four Shelley Performances You Must See from our lovely lady in the spotlight, Shelley Winters…

 

Until the Lights Go Up tells us more on The Poseidon Adventure (1972)…

 

Issac’s Haunted Beard joins us with Poor Pretty Eddie (1975)…

 

Keep tuning in today as I’ll add posts as I get them… and remember to come back for the next few days for even more fabulous posts…

I’ll be reading and commenting on all those lovely contributions, so writers check your spam folders if the comment isn’t showing… and these will be promoted too in the usual ways on Facebook and Twitter.