Favorite Doris Day Films- Page 3

[MrMidwest]

Posted: 12/26/08 at 8:34am

Pillow Talk just started on AMC.

[HellsBells2]

Posted: 12/26/08 at 10:17am

I loved Move Over Darling with James Garner and Please Don't Eat the Daisies with David Niven.

[Usnavi]

Posted: 12/26/08 at 11:43am

love me or leave me is my favorite one.
she completely played against type.
i found her so sexy in this film.

[broadwayjim42]

Posted: 12/26/08 at 2:44pm

The Thrill of It All....there are other movies of hers I like, but this one I will sit down and warch any time it's on.

[Dollypop]

Posted: 12/27/08 at 8:36pm

THE THRILL OF IT ALL

LOVER COME BACK

JULIE

(I was still going to movies in those days!)

[kover22]

Posted: 12/28/08 at 1:08pm

My favorites are:
A Touch Of Mink
Please Don't Eat The Daisies
With Six you get Eggroll

[MrMidwest]

Posted: 12/28/08 at 2:24pm

ROGER EBERT (Film critic) — “I was starting out as a film critic at just about the time Doris Day’s movie career was ending, and I was not kind to her in several reviews. Perhaps movies like “Where Were You When the Lights Went Out?” deserved to be mocked, but still — I was being a smart-ass and knocking Doris Day because, in the atmosphere of the late 60s, she was a fashionable target. Had I forgotten how much I enjoyed her in “Young at Heart,” or Please Don’t Eat the Daisies,” or “Pillow Talk,” or “Teacher’s Pet?” Later, when I went back and looked at a lot of her films, especially “Love Me or Leave Me,” I saw an enormous talent. I realized that with Day I had not followed Robert Warshow’s advice (“a man goes to the movies, the critic must be honest enough to admit he is that man.”). I had not acknowledged that I liked and admired a lot of what she had done.” (From his book “Roger Ebert’s Book of Film”) In his t.v. review of the motion picture “Down With Love” — “I don’t believe anyone will equal whatever it was that Doris Day had; she was one of a kind. Doris Day was a great star, and some day the record will be set straight on that.”
Who was inspired, excited or intrigued by Doris Day