Doris Day

"I googled Miss Day"

She's an attractive 95 year old woman, but she could really do with some fillers.

The Academy surely would kill to get her on the Oscars, but Doris doesn't give a damn. I like that about her.

R1 LOL. Hear's a great pic from Pillow Talk.

One thing that has surprised me about Datalounge is the great love that DLers have for Doris Day. I liked her growing up, watched her TV show and enjoyed her movies, but then she disappeared and I forgot about her. DL brings her up regularly, discusses her career and seems to hold her in very high regard. I find it off-putting that she is a lifelong Republican, frankly. But I do respect that she has led a quiet life away from Hollywood for many years now.

The hats!

the mod fab outfits she wore on her Doris Day Show series were so dam fun....

she is a huge animal advocate. bless u miss doris day::::ur much loved.

I remember the DD show when she had to become a model and the finale of the show turned out to be her shower curtain

My mother had a coat like this.

Ha Ha

I agree

And the ankh ring in R10's pic!

Doris was letting her freak flag fly.

Fabulous figure. So slim around the waist. Great ass.

Looks good at 95. Thanks, OP. Always loved Doris Day.

I agree, R12. That fact is often overlooked, but she had a dancer's body. Lean, strong, gorgeous. Plus a lovely neck, back and shoulders, so she could wear those long, slinky evening gowns. Yeah, Doris was beautiful.

her figure was awesome on the tv show. very sexy lady....

cute outfits!

loved her voice and bright sunny energy

She is in one of my favorite Hitchcock movies.

Bob Hope, admiringly, called her "jut butt." When she was a teenager, she was in that bad car accident, so it's especially remarkable how limber she was.

DD loves The BBC. Not the British Broadcasting Corp the other one......

I really like Lover Come Back (Vip!). Pillow Talk is also fun, although it's not as original and unusual.

She wasn't very good in drama because she had a tendency to overact in them (such as in "Midnight lace"). She did have one really great dramatic performance in "Love Me or leave Me," where she sings my favorite number of her entire film career, "Shaking the Blues Away," where she not only got to show off her great voice but her great body (she was understood to have the best ass in Hollywood during the 50s ).

She was fine in comedies, though, and especially fine in musicals. I didn't like her singing strident torch songs (like her famous "Secret Love" from Calamity Jane), but I loved it when she sang songs that required a lighter touch. She hugely admired Dinah Shore, and picked up some lovely phrasing tricks from her.

Send Me No Flowers from 1964 is really cute with Rock Hudson. Both Doris and Rock were great in comedy. Pillow Talk released in 1959 and Lover Come Back 1961.

She was an extremely confident performer, and there is something very appealing in a well justified self confidence, as opposed to vanity - and she wasn't vane.

I don't know weather or not she was vane, but I like your sentiments.

I used to love pointing out and laughing at that giant braid in the opening credits of her show.

Let the Little Girl Limbo

So sorry to hear of the passing of Miss Doris Day. A TRUE LEGEND! She will be missed...Goodnight, Sweet Princess.

It's "vain", not "vane".

I'm sure your Hebrew is better than my English, R26

Whatever. Get a fucking dictionary.

R26, we were testing you. You past!

I think her worst film was "Tunnel of Love" with the great Richard Widmark. Smarmy,"comedy" about a couple trying to conceive. A snigger fest.

I hear bad things about Caprice. I have never seen it though.

How lesbian

How lesbian is DD? I always thought she could go a little butch.

[quote]DD loves The BBC. Not the British Broadcasting Corp the other one......

We have that in common.

Caprice is unbelievably bad.

And I love Doris.

Story is she read the script and said "Boy am I glad I don't have to do this junk." Her husband then told her he had already committed her to do it.

There is zero compatibility between DD and Richard Harris. (Whatever was Harris even doing in this picture.?)

Spoiler follows just in case someone is unlucky enough to actually watch it.

Also starring Ray Walston as a cross dressing industrial spy.

One of the other reasons for the filter were her freckles. Supposedly she hated the freckles on her face.

Down with Love (2003) was a lame attempt at copying Pillow Talk.

she looks great for her age, good for her! How can you not love Doris Day? Feminists despised her because her romantic comedies were pre-liberation but anyone with a brain could see she was a magnetic, irresistibly charming star. Also she was the number 1 draw at the BO, earning BIG money: can't get more feminist than that.