Cinedrome Wins 2012 CMBA Award
I interrupt my series of posts commemorating the 60th anniversary of Cinerama at this point because the 2012 CiMBA Awards from the Classic Movie Blog Association have been announced — and Cinedrome has been honored with “Best Classic Movie Article” for my six-part series on Orson Welles’s The Magnificent Ambersons.
I won’t bore everybody with an endless Oscar-style acceptance speech, but I do want, gratefully, to thank my fellow CMBA members for this recognition, and to acknowledge the work of the many Welles biographers and scholars, especially Simon Callow and Prof. Robert L. Carringer, whose previous work contributed so much to my own and made my research such a pleasure. My conclusions may have differed from theirs, but I couldn’t have done it without them.
Links to the six parts of my Ambersons article are below. Meanwhile, you can go here for a complete list of CiMBA winners and nominees. Warmest congratulations to them all — and again, a grateful “Thank you!” to my colleagues for this honor.
Minority Opinion: The Magnificent Ambersons (January 13 – March 28, 2012):
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It's a great series, Jim – congratulations on your CiMBA, you more than deserve it.
As someone who read that extensive series, I congratulate for your most deserved award.
Jim, your win was certainly a well-deserved honor. Wonderful work! Congratulations!
Thanks, Lee!
Thanks to you too, Page — and I want to take this opportunity to congratulate you on winning your own CiMBA, for your thorough and well-researched profile of Thelma Todd (and investigation into her tragic death); I urge my readers to check it out. So be sure to save some of that confetti for yourself!
So, so happy for you Jim!
You've been doing such amazing profiles on film and actors all year so this was no surprise.
And I must say that your Magnificent Ambersons profile was just stellar and so beautifully done.
Tossing confetti your way.
All the best!
Page
Well done, Jim!