I’m very excited that next the Gone Too Soon blogathon has almost arrived. Over 30 bloggers have signed up to participate, so we will have an awesome group of article.
The way it will work is I will create a post early on Friday, Mar. 9, and as bloggers write their articles they will comment with a link to their post on my post. I will then post your link on the blog page so everyone will be able to read and comment.
If you have not already signed up, or haven’t picked someone by Friday, that is okay. Anyone is able to jump in during the blog party. If you already have an actor to write about, and feel inspired later on while the blogathon is still going on, feel free to write another post.
For those of you who still want to participate but can’t think of an actor who isn’t taken, here is a list of suggestions that aren’t taken:
Nick Adams, Fatty Arbuckle, Lon Chaney, Dorothy Dandridge, Karl Dane, Bobby Darin, Jeanne Eagles, George Gershwin, Elizabeth Hartman, John Hodiak, Jeffrey Hunter, Barbara La Marr, Carole Landis, Mario Lanza, Charles Emmett Mack, Martha Mansfield, Marie McDonald, Glenn Miller, Janet Munro, Ricky Nelson, Mable Normand, Elvis Pressley, Marie Provost, George Reeves, Inger Stevens, Judy Tyler, Sharon Tate
Here are the days writers are to post on:
Friday, March 9, 2012
100 Years of Movies– F.W. Murnau
A Person in the Dark– John Gilbert
And Then They Start to Sparkle– Laird Cregar
All Things Classic- Curly Howard
All Good Things– Natalie Wood
Blame Mame – Jayne Mansfield
Classic Movies -Robert Williams (1930s actor of Platinum Blonde)
Comet Over Hollywood-Brandon de Wilde and Virginia Weidler
Crankshafts and Curse Words– Steve McQueen
Critica Retro – Olive Thomas
Far From Camelot– Leslie Howard
Forever Classics– James Dean
Frankly, My Dear– Jean Harlow
Garbo Laughs– Conrad Veidt
Great Entertainment Media Archive– Billie Holliday
Hollywood Revue-Judy Holiday and Rudolph Valentino
I Shoot the Pictures– Zbigniew Cybulski
Immortal Ephemera– Dorothy Dell
Saturday, March 10, 2012
In the Mood– Errol Flynn
Journey’s in Classic Film– Maggie McNamara
Kitty Packard’s Pictorial– Robert Walker
Laura’s Miscellaneous Musings– Carole Landis
Lindsay’s Movie Musings– Alan Ladd
Modern Musketeer– Fatty Arbuckle
The Most Beautiful Fraud in the World– Helen Twelvetrees
Movie Star Makeover– Carmen Miranda
My Love for Old Hollywood– Thelma Todd
Noir and Chick Flicks– Marilyn Monroe
Old Movies Nostalgia– Tyrone Power
Portraits by Jenni– Sal Mineo
Random Ramblings– Linda Darnell
Scarlett Olive– Judy Garland
ScribeHard On Film– John Cazale
Shadows and Satin– Steve Cochran
She Blogged by Night– Marie Provost
Sittin’ on a Backyard Fence– John Garfield
Stefanie’s Reviews– Nat King Cole
They Don’t Make ‘em Like They Used To– Montgomery Clift
Thrilling Days of Yesteryear– Renee Adoree
True Classics– Bobby Driscoll
Wide Screen World– Carole Lombard
Here are the banners bloggers are to use during the blogathon (resize if needed):
I hope everyone is excited as I am! Let me know if you have any questions. See you this weekend!
Check out the Comet Over Hollywood Facebook page for the latest updates.
Yay! I’m so excited! 😀 Looks like I’ll be posting on the 10th, so you’ll hear from me then!
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May I pretty please,
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I wanted to write about 50’s/60’s soul singer Sam Cooke, but wasn’t sure if he would fit era wise, if ya get my drift. He is a contemporary of Elvis…
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even if Cooke doesn’t get his own post, he’ll get a mention in the Cole post; I plan to do a section on Cole’s influence.
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Hey, if you wouldn’t mind I’d like to do one on Marie Prevost.
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Of course! What is the link to your blog so I can list you above?
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Whoops, I forgot my WordPress account linked to the wrong blog — the URL is shebloggedbynight.com
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Great 🙂 i knew I recognized your avatar but I couldn’t remember which blog it was for. I have you down for Saturday! Thanks for joining 🙂
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It’s not too late to get in on this is it? Really interested in looking at Maggie McNamara, especially since one of my favorite movies is The Moon is Blue!
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Adding you!
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Awesome! Not sure if my blog pops up or whatnot. It’s JourneysinClassicFilm.com!
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Is it to late for me to get in? Curly Howard wasnt exactly a huge Feature Film star but, he was amazing and gone way to soon!
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http://allthingsclassicfilm.wordpress.com/2012/03/09/curly-howard-gone-too-soon-blog-a-thon-2/
My little blog.
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http://moviestarmakeover.com/2012/03/09/the-cult-of-carmen/
Here’s my link, Jessica…Not sure if it’s okay to send early, but I got done and didn’t want to risk solar flares or whatever…
Enjoy!
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Hey! Here is my link – sorry for the delay.. :”/
Have a wonderful weekend!
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The link to my post follows, Jessica! http://bit.ly/xUtqkE
Karen
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