Asian films inspired to different degrees by Hitchcock.

Graham Cutts’s “The Sign of Four” along with vague musings about how awesome a Hitchcock Sherlock Holmes film would have been.

And depending on if I get any screeners that need to be reviewed prior to blogathon week, I might include a post on the worst variation of Strangers on a Train.

Reporting in: Lee Price enthusiastically participating with two blogs:
6 essays on Alfred Hitchcock’s Blackmail at 21 Essays:
21essays.blogspot.com
and
film preservation entry or entries at Tour America’s Treasures:
touramericastreasures.blogspot.com

I’ll be doing a post on Rear Window…or possibly North by Northwest, I haven’t completely decided which yet.

Oh, and I guess I should have added that my blog is Adventures In Cinema (adventures-in-cinema.blogspot.com)

Shadow of a Doubt including social and historical context

True Classics will be contributing a post on Rear Window.

I’m in!

John Weagly
The blog is CAPTAIN SPAULDING ON SKULL ISLAND
located here:
http://www.johnweagly.com/blog/

I’ll be posting something about Hitchcock Blondes that also touches on film scores.

I’ll be posting on my blog (I think at my name you can click and see it) for sure.

Now, on the subject, I’m hardly decided. Maybe I’ll look at some influences of the Hitchcock directed episodes from his two TV series and their influence on Psycho.

The Site is called Mindless meanderings. I will Cover some of the
Unsung Pioneers in the History of Film Preservation. So Indeed Count Me in.

The Girl with the White Parasol is still in and ready to go. I’m planning on taking a look at performances in Hitchcock films.

http://thegirlwiththewhiteparasol.blogspot.com/

I’m going to write about the Truffaut interviews at Classic Movies.

Something will surely be posted at WitD, but I am still pondering the options.

Planning a post on MR. AND MRS. SMITH at Doodad Kind of Town

Hi all –

I’ll be writing about Hitchcock’s early women leads (from three of his silents/ early talkies).

My blog is feminema.wordpress.com, and I blog from rural Massachusetts.

looking forward to it!

I will most definitely be participating! Still haven’t decided on my exact topic, but at the moment I’m thinking about writing some thoughts on “Suspicion.”

-jesse

Grand Old Movies ( at http://grandoldmovies.wordpress.com ) will be participating in the blogathon – will be posting on Peter Lorre and his work/films w/Hitchcock

Home and Amateur will include a post about Hitchcock’s home movies.

I’m definitely in with a review of MGM’s Notorious blu-ray.

Michael Smith
White City Cinema

I’d love to contribute something this time around (hopefully not at the last minute AGAIN). Not sure what I’d write about yet, though…

I’m ON. I might write something about poor Mr Graham Cutts, but of course Hitchcock will feature prominently, perhaps all-consumingly.

‘North by Northwest”, Monday, May 14th at Another Old Movie Blog.

http://anotheroldmovieblog.blogspot.com.

After attending a writing workshop that used Hitchcock films as inspiration, I have some ideas for blogging topics. So now I’m in!

High-Def Digest will have several writers participating. Mostly, we’ll talk about Hitchcock films that aren’t yet available on Blu-ray but should be. One of my writers wants to do a piece about Hitchcock’s fixation with one-word titles.

I’ll be participating again over at Pussy Goes Grrr. Not sure on the exact topic yet, but leaning toward obscure/underwatched Hitchcock. Can’t wait to see everyone’s contributions!

I’m hoping to finish a new video essay on a Hitchcock film as well as gathering some other essays. Good luck everybody!

Leaving the heave lifting and analysis to those that excel in that area, I will be posting Hitchcock film posters produced outside of the US. Some really beautiful work from around the world. Hope that works for you.

But of course I’ll be participating! I was away the last five days or I would’ve responded sooner. In fact, I was in San Francisco and Arcata, California which prompted thoughts of VERTIGO and Hitchcock (mentioned in my Morlocks post and my last post was on Hitchcock as well). Also, I’m currently reading ALFRED HITCHCOCK AND THE MAKING OF PSYCHO. You can sign up Cinema Styles for a post on something related to Hitch at the proper time.

Count me in. I suppose that I, too, will be writing about an early Hitch feature, too. And donating, of course!

I posted at Self Styled Siren but I’ll post here. I want to do something on Hitchcock since he’s my favourite director but I’m not quite sure what I’m going to write on. I was recently thinking of Hitchcock’s relationship to the Oscars, the films he was nominated for and why the award always eluded him.

The Most Beautiful Fraud in the World will definitely be participating in this great and important blogathon. I am still not sure exactly what I will be writing on, but it will definitely be something on Hitchcock.

I’ll definitely participate again! Not quite sure what I’ll write yet… Maybe something about Marnie? We’ll see.

I’ll write about Rope

Mat

Dear Marilyn,

I don’t have a blog, but would love to participate in the blogathon, nonetheless. I first watched Hitchcock as a child growing up in New Delhi, and after watching a few, was struck by how the video rental shop we used to get the flicks from had a weirdly “Hitchcockian-set-and-soundtrack” flavor. (I was probably projecting away madly). Anyway, I think I’d like to write about Suspicion. It seemed weird to me the very first time I watched it almost 20 years ago, and it seems fascinatingly odd even today!

I guess I should send you the post here, via e-mail, right?

Thanks to the Siren and you for doing this!

Paroma

I’m still on board! I will be writing something on NOTORIOUS. Also we will have some sort of contribution at thecinementals.org.

Count me in, folks. I’ll write about Clara Bow and the recent restoration of CALL HER SAVAGE, which premiered at TCM CLASSIC FILM FEST 2012. So glad to be involved again this year!

Over at PostModernJoan/BoilingSand I’ll tackle one of Hitch’s TV episodes, POISON.

I’m in, altho in reduced circumstances.

I don’t know if I’m too late for this, but I’d like to write something about Hitch (not exactly sure yet, but will figure it out in the next day or two) over at Chiaroscuro Coalition.

My computer access will be limited during the dates of the blogathon, but I really want to participate! I’ll be putting some posts on “The Lodger” in my queue for my Tumblr page (The Loudest Voice) to post during the week, and hopefully some directly preservation-related topics as well. Very excited, this is a great idea!

A Keaton vs a Chaplin film. Not sure which ones.

Trains and transportation in Buster Keaton’s silents.

Hey, Marilyn. I’ll be doing my usual limericking this year, on “Strangers on a Train” and “Vertigo” and perhaps some other Hitchcocks. The silliness takes place at the usual hangout, my blog Limerwrecks.

Still not sure what I’ll write about, but Garbo Laughs is definitely in!

Would love to join in! I may write up something about the latest DVD of “Wings.” (Not entirely sure if that will remain the focus, but I will definitely post something.) Great project – thanks for putting this together. jjh

I’m in! Mine is about film preservation rather than Hitchcock, since I do so much of that. Backlinked to you and to the donation site.

http://www.drfilm.net/blog/?p=229