So the delightful Abbi over at Where The Wild Things Are tagged me for this after she linked Marion Cotillard with Top Gun (1986), and then passed the torch along to me. First off, let me just inform you as to what the Six Degree of Separation Blogathon is!
Taken directly from Abbi’s site:
The idea
There is a theory that in only six steps you can link anyone to any other person in the world. This blogathon is based on this theory.
So how does this blogathon work?
In Nostra’s words:
“As you know I have done several relay races in the past and have heard from several bloggers that they wished they would get a chance to participate as well, but since there was only one baton the chances would be small to get it assigned. So to go with the theme of this blogathon I decided to increase those chances sixfold and assign this blogathon to six bloggers who can then each hand over the baton to another blogger… at the end of your post you’ll have to assign it to that blogger and set the endgoal for him/her, who will start with the movie/actor/director the previous blogger ended with and make the connection to the assigned end goal in six or less steps.”
Abbi called it with the intent that I link Marion Cotillard with Sherlock Holmes (2009). Initially it was just two steps for me, but then I decided to dig a little more to give it some body.
1. Marion Cotillard played Albert Finney’s daughter-in-law in Big Fish (2003).
2. Albert Finney acted in The Bourne Ultimatum (2007), in which Matt Damon plays the titular Jason Bourne.
3. Matt Damon starred opposite Jude Law in The Talented Mr Ripley (1999).
4. Both Marion Cotillard and Jude Law appeared in Contagion (2011).
5. Jude Law starred opposite Robert Downey Jr in Sherlock Holmes (2009).
Anyhow folks, there we have it. I have successfully linked Marion Cotillard to Sherlock Holmes (2009). This is definitely a very fun blogathon.
AH! It is not yet over! The wonderful Cara thought that she, too, would pass the baton to me and have me link up Max von Sydow with Wall-E after she linked up Max von Sydow with my favourite Dane DeHaan. I won’t be rehashing what this is all about, because you already know, but I am going to jump right on in with the linking theory!
1. Max von Sydow appeared in episode of The Young Indiana Jones Chronicles as Sigmund Freud.
2. Disney bought the Indiana Jones and Star Wars franchises, both which Harrison Ford had a prominent part in.
3. Harrison Ford worked alongside Ridley Scott for Blade Runner (1982).
4. Ridley Scott directed Alien (1979), in which Sigourney Weaver played Ripley.
5. Sigourney Weaver starred in Ghostbusters II (1989), and Wilhelm von Homburg may have played Vigo, but Max von Sydow dubbed all his lines.
6. Sigourney Weaver voiced the Axiom’s computer in WALL-E (2008).
Now, I would love to nominate my best friend Natasha of Life Of This City Girl to link Robert Downey Jr and The Green Mile (1999).
Also, Mel of Vampire Placebo, if you have the time and would like to, would you link WALL-E up to Colin Farrell? Yep, picking him as we discussed a lot of things on your Fright Night post the other day, and this will give you a fleshier post 😛 Let me know!
Awesome, so since you received two entries, you should also assign the second one with Wall-E to someone else 🙂
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🙂 Just waiting to hear who is prepared to take up on it!
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I think there are enough people interested in joining in. If you can’t find anyone check the comments in my opening post, I’m sure you will find someone.
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Will do so!
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For Marion Cotillard, couldn’t you have just used Contagion and Sherlock Holmes?
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I did say I could have done it in two steps lol.
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Dearest JB,
VEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEERY NICE!!!!
Happy Friday!!
LOVE,
PSC
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Dear PSC,
Thank you ever so kindly!
Hope your Trivia went well!
Love,
JB
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That’s some excellent link work Zoe!
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🙂 Thank you kindly Mark!
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This is so fun! I could never pull it off because I just don’t watch that many movies, but it’s awesome to watch y’all do it.
I know, I love to read movie reviews but I never end up watching any of them…i’m weird.
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… that is weird, but really cool too! 😛
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Thanks for the linkage best one! Such an awesome idea – I’m going to get cracking immediately
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🙂 I have you the logo, will email shortly.
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Excellent work! I love it!
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🙂 Thanks lady!
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Reblogged this on Where The Wild Things Are and commented:
Zoë from The Sporadic Chronicles of a Beginner Blogger takes in my 6 Degrees of Separation challenge.
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I used to play this game with my brothers on long road trips when we were kids. I actually became the master of it. I can’t be beaten.
Great stuff Sexy Bitch!
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😀 That’s really cool. I didn’t really know what it was until I got into this, but so much fun to be had!
Thanks Mikey!
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Wow you did some WORK, lady! LOVE the connections you made here–particularly finding a way to bring in Harrison Ford. 😉 Well done!!
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🙂 Thanks lady! Yes, yes, I had to bring in someone really, really awesome… if only for the sake of awesome 😉
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These things are pretty cool, fantastic work here Zoe! I like the Max Von Sydow – to – Wall-E. That’s a crazy loop! You did it marvelously!!!!
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🙂 Thanks so much Tom, these are so fun to do!
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Great work, Zoe, linking them so effortlessly. I didn’t know that Weaver voiced a character in Wall-E. How, exactaly, did I not know that, I wonder?
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Thank you Josh! Everyday you learn new things 🙂
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I’ve always LOVED the Six Degrees of Separation game. Good job here!! : )
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Thanks lady. I had never played it before this!
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I’ve played the Kevin Bacon one. I have a Bacon number of three. ; )
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