This annual event is already over (boooo) and, as always, it has been a real treat to read all your entries honouring the wonderful actor that William Holden was! I shared them all individually on this Facebook group dedicated to the Golden Boy and the Holdeners enjoyed them very much!
I also have to thanks, once again, my precious co-hosts, Michaela and Emily (Millennials crew!!) who kindly accepted to help me host the blogathon this year. I don’t think it would have been possible otherwise!
If you missed some of the entries (because being shared on 3 different blogs, it could happen), here they are all, one more time. I invite you to read as many as possible because they are all worthy.
Anybody Got A Match? – William Holden and Audrey Hepburn
Caftan Woman – The Remarkable Andrew (1942)
Cinema Cities – William Holden’s Oscar Nominated Performances
Coffee, Classics, & Craziness – William Holden as Major Kendall in The Horse Soldiers (1959)
Crítica Retrô – William Holden’s Guide to a Picnic (1955)
Dubsism – Sports Analogies Hidden in Classic Movies – Volume 12: Stalag 17
Dubsism – Sports Analogies Hidden in Classic Movies – Volume 13 : Network
Four Star Films – Picnic (1955)
Juliette Campbell (Guest at The Wonderful World of Cinema) – William Holden as Erik Erichon in The Counterfeit Traitor
LA Explorer – Spotlight on William Holden in The Fleet’s In
Love Letters to Old Hollywood – The Ramblings of a Scatterbrain on Born Yesterday (1950)
Mr. William Holden – Breezy
Musings of a Classic Film Addict – My Tribute to William Holden
Old Hollywood Films – The ‘La At Last’ Episode of I Love Lucy
Realweegiemidget Reviews – Damien: Omen II (1978)
Taking Up Room – Unintended Consequences
The Flapper Dame – Holden 100 – Paris When It Sizzles (1964)
The Midnite Drive-In – Fighting the Good Fight
The Stop Button – The Moon Is Blue (1953, Otto Preminger)
The Story Enthusiast – Dear Ruth (1947)
The Wonderful World of Cinema – William Holden from A to Z
Thoughts All Sort – A Wild Bunch…
Vinnieh – The Key
Whimsically Classic – Miss Grant Takes Richmond (1949)
William Holden Centenary couldn’t have been more entertaining! I would like to say “see you next year” but I’m no 100% sure I’ll be in Montreal next April and able to host, so I’ll say: see you next time, for more Golden Holden festivities!
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