It's the Athletes in Film Blogathon. It's the event you've been training for all season. Me and Aurora from Once Upon a Screen will be there to host this blogathon devoted to athletes turned actors, as well as movies about athletes, both real and fictional, but it'll be up to you to blog about it! And I know you won't let us down - we've come too far, worked too hard, to expect anything less than a spectacular collection of posts from the greatest film bloggers on the Net!
Now this is what I want you to do: I want you to sign up for this blogathon, either here or at Aurora's site. I want you to pick a banner from among the ones selected here, to help spread the word about this event, which takes place June 4-5. And when the time comes, I want nothing less than the smartest, funniest, most entertaining posts that this blogosphere has ever seen!
Oh, and win one for the Gipper.
A few basics: all eras are AOK with us; please provide the URL for your blog along with your blog name in the comments; if you have a preference for June 4 or June 5, let us know, because we're not assigning dates; and please tell us when the finished piece is up. Thanks!
I'm gonna write about basketball legend turned actor Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, while Aurora will write about the Buster Keaton movie College.
I don't really like sports, but I DO enjoy watching movies! So, put me down for The Pride of the Yankees, OK?
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DeleteThis is J.D. from Radiator Heaven: http://rheaven.blogspot.com/ and I plan to tackle BULL DURHAM.
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I would like to write about Lou Gehrig's turn on the big screen in the western "Rawhide".
Lou Gehrig in a Western? Can't wait to read about that.
ReplyDeleteKristina from Speakeasy has signed up with the movie BREAKING AWAY. Good to see a biking film in the mix.
ReplyDeleteHi Rich, It's an Olympic year so I'd love to do a piece on Visions of Eight, the doco about the 1972 Munich Games
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