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It’s officially the start of three days celebrating the career of this leading lady, Joan Collins…
The movies, TV and more from this wonderful British actress.
Welcome to the first of three days putting Joan Collins in the spotlight here at Realweegiemidget Reviews. Joan is not just the star of movies of every genre from Horror to Romantic comedy, and from Sci-fi to Drama. She has also appeared in many familiar television roles including those Cinzano adverts, Dynasty and many more TV Shows. And she has written a number of books.
So tune in to learn more about this actress in a wide range of films and TV from this British actress… There is still time to enter this blogathon, so click HERE for the rules, but do remember to check out what reviews are still up for grabs. Then contact me with your choice of post and then once I have approved it, grab a banner and then send me the link to your post. I am only accepting newly published posts and no more than two per person.
Now onto today’s participants…
As Realweegiemidget Reviews I’m adding my post on Joan in Quest for Love (1971)…
The Craggus tells us more about Joan in his post on Joseph and the Amazing Technicolour Dreamcoat (1999)…
Angelman’s Place shares his thoughts on These Old Broads (2001)…
Moon in Gemini goes back to earlier in Joan’s career with Land of the Pharaohs (1955)…
Wide Screen World adds his review of the Star Trek Episode, City on the Edge of Forever (1967)…
Michael from Maniacs and Monsters adds his post on Fear in the Night (1972)…
Caftan Woman tells us more about Joan’s appearance in Ellery Queen: The Adventure of Auld Lang Syne (1975)…
Films from Beyond the Time Barrier shares his thoughts on Dark Places (1974)…
and Stabford Deathrage Shoots his Mouth Off tells more on The Wild Women of Chastity Gulch (1982)…
And keep tuning in for more posts on his lovely actress tonight and the next two days…
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[…] Amazing that even one of my favourite cowboy actors Gregory Peck couldn’t initially entice me to watch this western (and you all know I’m a huge Gregory Peck and western fan). Neither could perfect villain Lee Van Cleef. But along came the Joan Collins Blogathon, hosted by Gill over at RealWeegieMidgetReviews, and I just couldn’t let her (Gill and Joan) down. So glad I finally watched it. For other entries to this wonderful Blogathon, head on over here: here […]
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Have fun in celebration of Joan. I’m definitely going to have to check out The Wild Women Of Chastity Gulch!
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It does sound interesting from Stabford’s description.. and the cast.
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[…] more of the legendary Joan Collins, please see Gill at Realweegiemidget Reviews. Thanks for hosting this, Gill–hope you can bring it back. Thanks for reading, everyone, and […]
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[…] post is a contribution to the Joan Collins blogathon run by Gil at RealWeegieMidgetReviews. Somehow despite her busy Dynasty schedule Collins found time to produce this glossy mini-series […]
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