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Hello hello! I must admit since I will already host the Joan Fontaine Centenary Blogathon in October, I hesitated on hosting the Grace Kelly blogathon this year but, since I love her too much, I couldn’t resist. Plus, we have good reasons to honour Grace Kelly this year: 2017 marks the 35  read more

  2-  Helen: What kind of woman are you? How can you leave him like this? Does the sound of guns frighten you that much?Amy: I’ve heard guns. My father and my brother were killed by guns. They were on the right side but that didn’t help them any when the shooting started. My brother read more

Yes! It has finally arrived! It’s Grace Kelly’s season folks! read more

Yes, The 2nd Wonderful Grace Kelly Blogathon will be back this year (why not? She’s a favourite after all!) So, if didn’t have the chance to participate last year, make sure not to miss this second edition of the blogathon! For the occasion, we’ll be honouring Grace Kelly on what read more

This article is part of the ‘Wonderful Grace Kelly Blogathon’ which is hosted by my great friend Virginie at her blog “The Wonderful World Of Cinema”. Click here to view the other entries being exhibited during the event. Grace Kelly is one of the most celebrated stars to read more

Alfred Hitchcock had just wrapped production on Rear Window when he plunged into his next film To Catch a Thief. This picture would unite Cary Grant, whom he coaxed away from retirement, and his favorite leading lady, Grace Kelly. Hitchcock had purchased the rights to David Dodge's Cannes caper in 1 read more

Alfred Hitchcock had just wrapped production on Rear Window when he plunged into his next film To Catch a Thief. This picture would unite Cary Grant, whom he coaxed away from retirement, and his favorite leading lady, Grace Kelly. Hitchcock had purchased the rights to David Dodge's Cannes caper in 1 read more

“Grace Kelly fell in love very easily; too easily.” – Lizanne Kelly- It’s not an unknown fact that Grace Kelly, who was one of the most beautiful ladies ever, had many lovers during her acting life. One of them was the actor William Holden. But hey, I’m not here to acc read more

Alfred Hitchcock had just wrapped production on Rear Window when he plunged into his next film To Catch a Thief. This picture would unite Cary Grant, whom he coaxed away from retirement, and his favorite leading lady, Grace Kelly. Hitchcock had purchased the rights to David Dodge's Cannes caper in 1 read more

Grace Kelly, strike a pose… On November 11, 2015November 12, 2015 By CarolMartinheira My good friend Virginie asked me if I’d like to participate in The Grace Kelly Blogathon for her birthday (Nov. 12), where Classic Hollywood Bloggers come read more

It’s here, it’s finally here! From today to tomorrow, we’ll celebrate Grace Kelly’s 86th birthday with my second blogathon: The Wonderful Grace Kelly Blogathon. I simply can’t wait to read your entries, I’m sure it’s all excellent! Grace Kelly was a wonderf read more

Don Richardson: The Man Who Made Grace Kelly – The Wonderful Grace Kelly Blogathon 10 Tuesday Nov 2015 Posted by Summer Reeves in Acting Teachers, Blogathon, Television ≈ 11 Comments TagsActing Teachers, Blogathon, Te read more

You like blogging? You like blogathons? You think November is a boring month? Well, join me and participate to The Wonderful Grace Kelly Blogathon! After the success of The Wonderful Ingrid Bergman Blogathon last August, I felt like hosting another one. I was thinking of waiting a little bit, but I read more

The Bride, The Movie Star: Grace Kelly Costume Mattel Barbie Doll : May 1955, Grace Kelly was working on the Alfred Hitchcock movie To Catch a Thief with her costar, Cary Grant. She visited Prince Rainier at his palace in Monaco. Mattel Grace Kelly The Romance Silkstone Barbie Gift Set read more

November 12: Today, it’s Grace Kelly’s birthday. She one of my very favourite actresses (number 2, more precisely) so I’ll take the occasion to explain how much I appreciate this actress. Grace Kelly is maybe the actress that I know the more things about. About her cinema’s read more

My Days With Princess Grace of Monaco: Our 25-Year Friendship, Beyond Grace Kelly Joan Dale (with Grace Dale) In-Lightning, 2014 Since she first arrived on the shores of Monaco, her face partially obscured by a domed white hat, there have been rumors and speculation about Princess Grace of Monaco. read more

1. Rear Window 2. To Catch a Thief 3. Dial M for Murder 4. High Noon 5. The Country Girl 6. High Society 7. Mogambo 8. The Bridges at Toko-Ri 9. 14 Hours read more

1. Rear Window 2. To Catch a Thief 3. Dial M for Murder 4. High Noon 5. The Country Girl 6. High Society 7. Mogambo 8. The Bridges at Toko-Ri 9. 14 Hours read more

Share This!For a moment, he forgets he’s a thief—and she forgets she’s a lady! Warner Brothers has just released a new tribute to Grace Kelly, a box set of some of her best films.  It’s understandable that two contributions should come from Alfred Hitchcock, of the three features she made read more

Share This! “They talk about flat-footed policemen. May the saints protect us from the gifted amateur.” —— Chief Inspector Hubbard (John Williams) In 1948, Alfred Hitchcock, by then well established in Hollywood, had experimented in shooting an entire film, Rope, without cuts or editing, in read more