Happy St. Patrick’s Day!
The top o’ the mornin’ to you, lads and lassies! St. Patrick’s Day has finally arrived! It has brought not only leprechauns, shamrocks, and pots of gold but our blogathon dedicated to all things Irish in Hollywood, The Luck o’ the Irish Blogathon!
Today through the end of this week, March 21, we are asking fellow film lovers to submit posts about their favorite actors, directors, settings, stories, themes, songs, and anything else under the sun from the Emerald Isle! Of course, we can’t forget the “story behind the story” of old Hollywood, the Code. Anyone familiar with PEPS knows that the Motion Picture Production Code and its enforcement are our specialties here. In celebrating Hibernian contributions to the silver screen, we mustn’t forget that the Code’s main author, Martin Quigley, and main enforcer, Joseph I. Breen, were both pure Irish!
Besides “the wearing of the green,” eating Irish treats like soda bread and corn beef and cabbage, and doing your favorite jigs, be sure to leave time for watching and reviewing your favorite Irish-themed movies this week! The whole month of March is Irish Heritage March, so it’s an appropriate time to appreciate the wonderful culture Irish immigrants have brought to the United States and everywhere else they have gone!
The Roster So Far
FILMS… The Fourth Protocol (1987) – Gill Jacobs of Realweegiemidget Reviews
Luck o’ the Irish Blogathon: George Brent – P. M. Turner of Old Hat Cinema
Take 3: Chasing Leprechauns Review – Sally Silverscreen of 18 Cinema Lane
Luck o’ the Irish Blogathon: Barry Fitzgerald – P. M. Turner of Old Hat Cinema
Happy St. Patrick’s Day: “Little Nellie Kelly” and a Radio Show – Tiffany Brannan of PEPS
THE INFORMER (1929) – Eric Binford of Diary of a Movie Maniac
Movie Review: Paddy O’Day (1936) – MovieCritic of Movies Meet Their Match
Happy St. Patrick’s Day – Darby O’Gill and the Little People – Kristen Winiarski of Hoofers and Honeys of the Classic Movie Era/KN Winiarski Writes
It’s All About People – Rebecca Deniston of Taking Up Room
Up Goes Maisie from 1946; Maisie, the Irish Riveter – Tiffany Brannan of PEPS
Keep checking back for the latest entries!
Erin go bragh!
Join our April blogathon, The Faith in Film Blogathon!
Follow us to bring back the Code and save the arts in America!
We are lifting our voices in classical song to help the sun rise on a new day of pure entertainment!
pure entertainment preservation society 
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Hi, ladies! Here’s mine, in case the pingback isn’t showing: https://takinguproom.wordpress.com/2021/03/20/going-my-way/ Thanks again for hosting this. 🙂
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Phew! Just under the wire! Here’s my post for Darby O’Gill and the Little People!
https://knwiniarski.com/happy-st-patricks-day-darby-ogill-and-the-little-people/
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Hey, Tiffany!
My review of Paddy O’Day (1936) is up. It’s the most recent on my blog. I don’t know why I was so critical of this film in my review, but I had a blast talking about it all the same! Thanks for hosting!
MovieCritic | Movies Meet Their Match
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Whew, finally got this tidied up and published! Here’s my article on Barry Fitzgerald. Thanks again for the wonderful opportunity to participate, Tiffany! This was a lot of fun.
https://oldhatcinema.medium.com/luck-o-the-irish-blogathon-barry-fitzgerald-6b1c5f6ea52d
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Hello! Thanks for letting me join the blogathon! I just published my review of ‘Chasing Leprechauns’! Here’s the link:
https://18cinemalane.com/2021/03/17/take-3-chasing-leprechauns-review/
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