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“Free at last!”
Ladies and gentlemen, allow me to announce our next blogathon, The Fredric March Blogathon! Throughout 2021, we have been hosting one blogathon per month. At the beginning of the year, we planned to honor classic actor Fredric March in the month of his birth, August. Thus, we will finish the month with a celebration of his magnificent career.

On August 31, 2021, Fredric March would have been 124 years old! In honor of this occasion, we are hosting our blogathon on August 29-31. Claude Rains is the only other individual actor whom we have honored with a blogathon. We’re now proud to add the two-time Oscar winner to our list of blogathon topics, if a person can be a topic. If this blogathon is successful, we may make it an annual event!

Are you interested in joining this event? It’s simple! Just leave a comment with your proposed topic or topics. First, let’s review a few rules:
- All participating articles must be primarily about Fredric March’s life or career. You may review one of his films, write an overview of his filmography, or analyze some other aspect of his life.
- As usual, we are putting no limit on duplicates, since we believe everyone has a unique viewpoint.
- When writing your articles, please keep your language Code-compliant so that everyone can enjoy them.
- You may contribute as many separate articles to the blogathon as you like.
- All blogathon entries must include a link to this announcement or the blogathon’s page, plus one of the posters.
- Please post your entry before or during the blogathon’s three days. If you need to publish late, please let us know, and we’ll help!
- If you don’t have a blog or website but would like to participate, leave us a comment saying so! We’re happy to publish guest articles on our website.
- Please use the posters to spread the word about this blogathon!
Below are the beautiful posters Rebekah made for this blogathon! Aren’t they lovely?





Please join us!


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Hey there, unfortunately I won’t be able to participate, though I am undoubtedly an appreciator of Fredric March. I just wrapped up a ridiculously busy summer and need some chill time. I plan on participating next time, though, for sure!
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Hi, here is my post! Thank you for hosting. I hope all is well.
https://theclassicmoviemuse.wordpress.com/2021/08/29/what-happens-when-death-takes-a-holiday-1934/
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Sorry girls, wont have time for this now, hope things work out better time wise for the September and beyond ones…
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Hi Brannan sisters! Can I sign up by reviewing ‘A Star is Born’ (1937)?
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Just published my review of ‘A Star Is Born’! Here’s the link:
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Hello, may I review Death Takes a Holiday (1934)?
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Just confirming would like to enter this as a review (got plenty of time to write it)
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Hi girls, if I have time would like to review him in Middle of the Night (1959). Just spotted Lee Grant one of my favourite actresses is in it..
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Hi girls, would love you to join this… https://weegiemidget.wordpress.com/2021/08/15/hammer-amicus-blogathon/
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im in! Ill let u know what I’ll b reviewing!
Tnx
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is it ok if I do – Christopher Columbus (1949), Middle of the Night (1959) and TIck, Tick, Tick (1970)?
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Hi, ladies! I’d like to review “The Sign of the Cross” if that’s all right.
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