The Third Marathon Stars Blogathon is HERE!

The day we’ve all been anticipating has finally arrived! I’m just too thrilled to celebrate some of the perhaps lesser-known stars of cinema with two of my fondest classic film friends, Virginie and Crystal! I’d especially like to profusely thank every participant who has helped virtually gather and make this Third Marathon Stars Blogathon the best one yet. Below you’ll find a the wonderful incoming entries from bloggers all over the world discussing their marathons of the actor of their choice. If you’re participating and you’ve finished your post, please comment on this post or on Virginie and Crystal’s posts with a link to your entry and it will be added here! Happy blogging!

Realweegiemidget Reviews kicks off the blogathon by giving us a fantastic look at five of Romy Schnieder’s most essential films.

Shadows and Satin discusses the early career of the legendary Gloria Swanson, venturing off of Sunset Blvd. to highlight her silent films and early talkies!

The Wonderful World of Cinema joins in to honor one of the unsung heroes of Old Hollywood’s LGBT community, the delightful William Haines!

Yours truly keeps things moving with a look at Gena Rowlands’ filmography and a marathon that spans five decades of her work!

Niterateglow informs us about the movies of Asian cinema’s foremost pioneer, Anna May Wong!

The Everyday Cinephile discovers an underrated actor who is personally near and dear to my heart: Edmund Lowe!

Silver Screenings discusses arguably the most iconic silent screen starlet, Mary Pickford!

Taking Up Room takes us on a journey through the musical career of alluring songstress Jane Powell!

Cinematic Scribblings gives us an exemplar glimpse of the work of French actor Gérard Philipe!

Box Office Poisons gives some wonderful recommendations for movies to discover of living sixties actress Tuesday Weld!

Crítica Retrô fascinatingly reviews the features of Japanese actor and sex symbol Sessue Hayakawa!

Whimsically Classic helps us close out our blogathon with a wonderful glance at the careers of not one, but two titanic stars: Paulette Goddard and Bob Hope!