THE BARRYMORE TRILOGY BLOGATHON: A BIG THANK YOU TO ALL PARTICIPANTS

The Barrymore Trilogy Blogathon has now come to a close, and with the success of my first blogathon dedicated to the Royal Family of Hollywood, I will be making this an annual event.

During the course of the past few days, I have received a multitude of fabulous entries, which cover all members of the Barrymore family, and all aspects of their life and career.

I would like to say a big thank you to all of you who have participated. It’s been a super fun event, and you have all done Ethel proud. I look forward to the ‘Second Annual Barrymore Trilogy Blogathon’ next year. See you all in 2016.

This is for you Ethel.

THE BARRYMORE TRILOGY BLOGATHON ENTRIES:

Movie Movie Blog Blog: John Barrymore and the Bundy Drive Boys.

MIB’S Instant Headache: The Spiral Staircase ( 1946 )

Moon In Gemini: The Wedding Singer ( 1998 )

Silver Screenings: John Barrymore in Twentieth Century ( 1934 )

Pre-Code.com: Counsellor At Law ( 1933 )

Love Letters To Old Hollywood: Duel In The Sun ( 1946 )

The Cinematic Catharsis: The Devil Doll ( 1936 )

The Classic Movie Hub: You Can’t Take It With You ( 1938 )

Now Voyaging: Arsene Lupin (  1932 )

Twenty Four Frames: The Spiral Staircase ( 1946 )

BNoirDetour: Lionel Barrymore as James Temple in Key Largo ( 1948 )

Caftan Woman: Down To The Sea In Ships ( 1949 )

Sacred Celluloid: The Invisible Woman ( 1940 )

The Hitless Wonder Movie Blog: Svengali ( 1931 )

Old Hollywood Film: None But The Lonely Heart ( 1944 )

Critica Retro: Sherlock Holmes ( 1922 )

Speakeasy: A Free Soul ( 1931 )

A Person In The Dark: Keeping Up With The Barrymores

Widescreen World: Portrait Of Jennie ( 1948 )

Nitrateglow: The Beloved Rogue ( 1927 )

Serendipitous Anachronisms: Grey Gardens ( 2009 )

Cary Grant Won’t Eat You: A Legacy Of Self Amusement: John and Drew Barrymore

Carole & Co: Carole Lombard and John Barrymore together again. The story of how Carole got John the role in True Confession ( 1937 )

Sister Celluloid: Step into John Barrymore’s secret garden, as magical as the man himself

Once Upon A Screen: The three Barrymore’s in Rasputin And The Empress ( 1932 )

Mikes Take On The Movies: Deadline U.S.A ( 1952 )

That Other Critic: Dr. Jekyll And Mr. Hyde ( 1920 )

The Cinematic Frontier: E.T, The Extra Terrestrial ( 1982 )

Pop Culture Reverie: High School Confidential ( 1958 )

Girls Do Film: Riding In Cars With Boys ( 2001 )

In The Good Old Days Of Classic Hollywood: Happy Birthday Ethel Barrymore

Movie Fan Fare: Too Much, Too Soon

The Blonde At The Film: Midnight ( 1939 )

Scenes From The Morgue: A Picture You Will Never Forget

Scenes From The Morgue: Genius Gone Mad

Scenes From The Morgue: Great Movie Of Wars Aftermath

Scenes From The Morgue: What A Yell Of A Fun Hit

Scenes From The Morgue: Don’t Kill The Thrill

Phyllis Loves Classic Movies: Portrait Of Jennie ( 1948 )

Mildred’s Fat Burgers: The Farmer’s Daughter ( 1947 )

100 Films In A Year: Sherlock Holmes ( 1922 )

Movie Classics: Dinner At Eight ( 1933 )

Hear Me Talk Of Sin: The Temptress ( 1926 )

Way Too Damn Lazy To Write A Blog: Mr. & Mrs. Sydney Drew

The Wonderful World Of Cinema: Ever After ( 1998 )

Cinemaven Essays From The Couch: Ethel Barrymore In Night Song ( 1947 )

Portraits By Jennie: Lionel Barrymore as Dr. Gillespie in the Dr. Kildare series

Smitten Kitten Vintage: A Profile of John Barrymore

Dark Lane Creative: John Drew Barrymore in While The City Sleeps ( 1956 )

The Stop Button: Grand Hotel ( 1932 )

All Good Things: Pinky ( 1949 )

Voyages Extraordinaires: The Mysterious Island ( 1929 )

Another Old Movie Blog: That’s All There Is, There Isn’t Anymore. The Barrymore’s as pop culture icons

Bare, Bones & E-Zine: On Borrowed Time ( 1939 )

She Blogged By Night: West Of Zanzibar ( 1928 )

Grand Old Movies: The rise and fall of John Barrymore

Goose Pimply All Over: Pinky ( 1949 )

A Shroud Of Thoughts: Lionel Barrymore in It’s A Wonderful Life ( 1946 )

Four Star Film: Grand Hotel ( 1932 )

Four Star Film: Dinner At Eight ( 1933 )

Le Cinema Dreams: Drew Barrymore in Everyone Says I Love You ( 1996 )

Wolffian Classic Movies Digest: Profile of John Barrymore

365 Days 365 Classics: The Legacy Of Lionel Barrymore

In The Good Old Days Of Classic Hollywood: My random ramblings about Ethel.

The Self Styled Siren: John Barrymore’s marriage to Elaine Barrie

Vitaphone Dreamer: You Can’t Take It With You ( 1938 )

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