Announcing: The 5th Golden Boy Blogathon

It’s that time of the blogathon calendar to announce the 5th William Holden Golden Boy Blogathon!
2022 is the opportune time to bring back the Golden Boy we all know and love and I’m pleased to say that Ginnie (The Wonderful World of Cinema) has asked myself and Michaela (Love Letters to Old Hollywood) to again be her co-hosts!
The Blogathon will take place on April 15-17 2022, ending on Bill’s actual Birthday (can you believe he would be 104 this year!).

In case you need a refresher or forgot the guidelines they are as follows:

1- Choose a topic related to the Golden Boy! It can be anything about him as long as it is done with RESPECT

• Duplicates are allowed, but limit of two entries per blogger.
• Please submit your topic in the comments. and also provide the name of your blog and its URL. You can comment here on my blog or on Ginnie’s blog or Michaela’s blog.

2- Once you’re approved, feel free to promote the event by including one of the banners Ginnie so awesomely created on your blog / social media!

3- The blogathon will start  April 15, 2022, and end on April 17, 2022. You can submit your entrie(s) on any one of these dates! (late entries also accepted!)

4- We each are hosting a day. I am in charge of April 15; Ginnie is taking control on April 16, and Michaela will conclude the event on April 17 (aka Bill’s Birthday!)

Finally, please remember we will only be accepting new, unpublished material for this blogathon!

BANNERS

If you have any question, just ask!!!

Subjects already claimed twice:

The Roster of Who is Writing What!

The Flapper Dame – The 7th Dawn (1964)
The Wonderful World of Cinema – TBA
Love Letters to Old Hollywood – TBA

Realweegiemidget Reviews– Fedora (1978)

The Stop Button – Apartment for Peggy (1948)

Shadows and Satin – Sunset Boulevard (1950)

In the Good Old Days of Classic Hollywood – Hollywood at Last (I Love Lucy episode)

Rick’s Real/Reel Life | William Holden’s Golden Year: 1950

Dubsism | The Devil’s Brigade (1968)

Critica Retro | The Turning Point (1952)

Silver Screenings | Our Town (1940)

Whimsically Classic – Force of Arms (1951)

Taking Up Room – The Horse Soldiers (1959)

The Classic Movie Muse – Born Yesterday (1950)

Movie Mom- Dear Ruth (1947)

Can’t wait to see the entries this year and all the love we have for the Golden Boy!!!!