
Before donning the coveted role of Endora on the perennial television sitcom Bewitched, Agnes Moorehead garnered success in all corners of the entertainment industry and proved that her versatility transcended every genre. After she first emerged on the scene in Orson Welles 1941 epic Citizen Kane, Moorehead became one of Hollywood’s most distinguishable character actresses.
Anyone who knows me would be aware that Agnes Moorehead is permanently engraved in my heart. I’ve been in awe of this tremendous woman from the moment I first caught glimpse of her presence gracing the screen right in front of me. As the years progressed I’ve discovered that behind the meddling witch mother in law from Bewitched, was a seasoned veteran who had an extensive resume of achievements under her belt.
Back in 2016, I hosted a blogathon tribute dedicated to the legendary Agnes Moorehead, which coincided with her 116th birthday on December 6th of that year. Unfortunately, at the time, I was about to fly back home interstate to reunite with my beloved aunt, who was terminally ill with stage four cancer and passed away on New Year’s Eve – so with the rapid demise of my aunt, my mind was too preoccupied to really focus on the event.
Agnes would have been 120 this coming December 6th. For the occasion, I’ve decided to host a second edition of the blogathon. If you wish to take part in the event, there are a few rules that must be adhered to. Please read the following.

THE RULES
1. Bloggers are welcome to write about any topic that pertains to the life and career of Agnes Moorehead. For example, you can write about a film starring Agnes, an episode or episodes from Bewitched ( only episodes featuring Agnes as Endora are allowed ), a profile/life story, personal tribute, her radio work or her involvement with Orson Welles and the Mercury Theatre. There is absolutely no restriction on subjects.
2. Due to the diversity of the subject matter, I am only allowing two duplicates, so if you have a topic in mind act fast. If you wish to write more than one post, that’s fine. However, I am limiting it to three entries per blog.
3. To coincide with the 120th anniversary of Agnes’ birth on December 6th, the blogathon will take place on December 6th- 8th, 2020. Please submit your entries on either of these days or early if you wish. For those of you posting early, just remember that your entry won’t be linked until the event starts.
4. This blogathon is a loving tribute to Agnes Moorehead. All bloggers are welcome to participate, but I will not accept any post that appears derogatory or disrespectful to Agnes.
5. All contributions must be new material only. Previously published posts will not be accepted.
6. To express your interest in participating in the blogathon, leave a comment on my blog along with the name and URL of your blog, and the subject you wish to cover, or you can always register by email at: crystalkalyana@yahoo.com. For those of you who wish to register by email, please be sure to include the name and URL of your blog, and the topic you wish to cover. Once you get confirmation, please spread the word about this blogathon by selecting one of the banners below and advertising it on your blog. Thanks in advance.




Hi Crystal, can you please add me with Frankenstein: The True Story (1973). Also not sure if you got my messages, but sorry but I’m going to have to withdraw from your Barrymore blogathon.
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Absolutely Gill. Thanks for joining. As for the Barrymore’s, I did receive your message, but I haven’t been able to respond, because the new Facebook freezes sometimes when I access manager. That’s not a problem though.
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Thanks. Hope all good with you.
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14 Hours.
http://widescreenworld.blogspot.com
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I’ve got you down. Thanks for joining.
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Dear Crystal,
How wonderful! I was wondering if you would host a blogathon dedicated to this great talent sometime soon. I finally have an excuse to watch a classic which I have been meaning to review since last year, “Citizen Kane.” Would you believe that I haven’t seen that one yet? I listed it as one of the new Code films I want to see this year, so I finally have a definite reason to do so! I can’t wait to see Agnes in her screen debut!
Yours Hopefully,
Tiffany Brannan
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Hi Tiffany. I’ve got you down for Citizen Kane. Agnes’ film debut is certainly a great addition to the blogathon. I must admit that I’ve only seen Citizen Kane once and that was a long time ago – so I don’t remember much about it.
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Dear Crystal,
Thank you! I’m looking forward to it. I can’t wait to watch this movie!
Yours Hopefully,
Tiffany Brannan
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I love Agnes Moorehead! Can I write about Agnes and “The Magnificent Ambersons” ? Aka “The Magnificent Aunt Fanny” ?
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Wonderful choice. Thanks for joining.
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Hi Crystal! I’ll write up about one of her Endora episodes. Bewitched will forever hold a special place in my heart. How soon will you need to know which episode? I’m trying to figure that out now 🤔
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Hi Tonya. Absolutely. That’s not a problem. There’s no rush in deciding which episode you would like to write about. I’ve got you on the roster for Bewitched with the episode to be decided – so I look forward to hearing what episode you choose.
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Thanks, Crystal!
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Thanks!!
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I would like to contribute 1950’s “Caged.”
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Absolutely. Thanks for joining.
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It will be fun to write about Aggie’s guest appearance on TVs The Wild Wild West. I would like to contribute a look at The Night of the Vicious Valentine, 1967.
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Great idea Paddy. I love that episode. Thanks for joining.
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Agnes Moorehead is a tremendous talent! I just watched her in “All That Heaven Will Allow” a couple of nights ago, & enjoyed her in that. If I ever get the classic film blog up and running that I’ve been threatening to do for a while, 😀 I’d see if I could come up with something worthy of her!
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Hi Amy. Nice to hear from you. If you want to take part in the blogathon, you are more than welcome to. I happily accept guest posts from people who don’t have a blog of their own. Let me know?
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Hi Crystal! I’ve decided to go with Jeanne Eagles please!
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Sounds great. It will be good to have one of Agnes’ lesser known films talked about.
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Hi Crystal, I’ve finally decided on reviewing her in the TV Movie, Night of Terror (1972)… hope this ok with you. Take care!
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Is this choice ok with you?
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That’s great with me Gill. Sorry if I’ve been a bit slow in responding. I’ve just been discharged from hospital.
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No problem, never sure if my messages come through on WordPress. Good to know you back home now, you take care now. Let’s catch up about that blogathon idea of yours one day!
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Yeah. We can definitely host it next year, but we can start discussing it now.
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Hi Crystal!
Ok, I have decided on HER HIGHNESS AND THE BELLBOY (1945). 🙂
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Great choice Erica. I must admit that I still have yet to see that film, but its on my watch list.
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Hey Crystal. May I please write about Dark Passage?
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i’m in!
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Great.
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can I do – The Story of Mankind (1957), Bachelor in Paradise (1961) and Twenty Plus Two (1961)?
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Excellent choices. Thanks for joining.
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Thanks for inviting me to this blogathon! I apologize for signing up this late, but I’ll review ‘The Strange Monster of Strawberry Cove”.
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Hi all,
I spoke with Jarrahn and I will be holding the blogathon on my site for Crystal, please send your reviews here for the duration of the blogathon and Jarrahn will add the post here when he can.
https://weegiemidget.wordpress.com/2020/12/06/blogathon-the-agnes-moorehead-blogathon-is-here/
love Gill from Realweegiemidget Reviews
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