The Favorite Director Blogathon is Here!

The Favorite Director Blogathon is finally here, and Quiggy from The Midnite Drive-In and I have a great line-up for you! This post will be updated over the weekend with the new posts. I can't wait to read about everyone's favorite director! Have a great Memorial Day weekend!

DAY 1 

Demanded Critical Reviews starts off the blogathon with The Cinema of Andrei Tarkovsky.

Cinematic Scribblings brings us The Quintessential Ozu: Late Spring (1949).

Love Letters to Old Hollywood explores the magic of Mr. Wilder, Mr. Baxter, and Mr. Kubelik.

Angelman's Place discusses Roman's Baby.

Caftan Woman has us saddle up with William Wyler - Hell's Heros (1929) and The Big Country (1958).

Plot and Theme tells us to stop worrying and love Dr. Strangelove and the Folderol of Fallout.

John V's Eclectic Avenue takes us on a trip into Jacques Tourneur's World of Shadows.

Classic Movie Treasures celebrates John Wayne's birthday today with a look at John Ford's 20-year Journey to Make The Quiet Man.

Christina Wehner takes a look at William Wellman - Action and Story.

Pure Entertainment Preservation Society looks at George Cukor: The Director Who Makes Films Seem Real.

Anybody Got a Match? argues that Stanley Donen's Charade (1963) is a perfect example of  his unique directing abilities and not a Hitchcock knock-off.

DAY 2 & 3

My co-host, The Midnite Drive-In, looks at horror master John Carpenter's Big Trouble in Little China (1986).

Hamlette's Soliloquey looks at John Ford's masterpiece The Searchers (1956).

Charlene's (Mostly) Classic Movie Reviews discusses Ingmar Bergman's Through a Glass Darkly (1961).

Realwidgiemidget Reviews goes Behind the Camera with Ed Wood.

Critica Retro shares her Ode to Orson Welles.

DAY 4

Champagne for Lunch discusses her favorite Mervyn Leroy Films.

LA Explorer shines a Spotlight on The Miracle at Morgan's Creek (1944).

And lastly, my post on Frank Capra and Robert Riskin.

A Viewer's Guide to Classic Films discusses how Women Take Center Stage: D.W. Griffith's Resolute Heroines.

Thanks for participating in this blogathon!!
I promise I'll read and comment on everyone's posts starting Tuesday. My post took a lot longer than I had anticipated. Meanwhile, enjoy reading everyone's contributions, and I hope to see all of you at The Second Annual Olivia de Havilland Blogathon + Errol Flynn!