2022 Doris Day Pictures

[Peter Flapper]

1967 Caprice on the set - George Dewey Cukor, Doris Day & Matthew Laddon Robbins.

[Johnny]

I checked out backstory on this photo and discovered George Cukor and Doris Day were congratulating Matthew Laddon Robbins for receiving the Cukor Fellowship at USC.

The photo is dated June 27- 1966.

Thanks Peter!

[Peter Flapper]

Hi Johnny,

Thank you for the information. Appreciate your imput very very much here!

Keep up the good work!

Peter

[Peter Flapper]

Hi all,


1957 The Tunnel Of Love - Richard Widmark & Doris Day.

1957 The Tunnel Of Love - Richard Widmark & Doris Day.

Enjoy,

P

[Peter Flapper]

1949 It's A Great Feeling - Doris Day, Dennis Morgan, Jack Carson a.o.

[Peter Flapper]

1989 Cecil B. DeMille Awards - Doris Day.

1989 Cecil B. DeMille Awards - Doris Day.

1989 Cecil B. DeMille Awards - Doris Day.

[Peter Flapper]

1950 Young Man With A Horn - Doris Day & Kirk Douglas.

[Peter Flapper]

1964 Move Over Darling - Doris Day & Polly Bergen.

[Peter Flapper]

1960 Please Don't Eat The Daisies - Doris Day, Janis Paige & David Niven.

1960 Please Don't Eat The Daisies - David Niven & Doris Day.

[Peter Flapper]

[Peter Flapper]

1952 I'll See You In My Dreams - Frank Lovejoy, Doris Day & Danny Thomas.

[Johnny]

The photo of Doris from the Doris Day Show with Doris holding the binoculars is really sweet and charming.

Doris was 46 in 1968 at the beginning of the five seasons and was at the height of her beauty. She became more beautiful with each passing year.

The black and white photos of Please Don't Eat the Daisies and Move Over Darling are really interesting and generate a different feeling than when seen in glorious colour. Romantic Comedies are enhanced when filmed in colour.


Thank you Peter.

I wonder where all the regular DD forum members have gone like Jas, Ania, Puck, Paul, and Musiclover. It would be lovely to hear from them.

[Peter Flapper]

Hi Johnny,

Yes, I love to know where the other regulars are. Puck is still around here now and then. But otherwise it's very quiet. I do see that the forum is used by other visitors. It might be possible that people can't login anymore. I hope we can continue here for a long time...
We still don't know who is the webmaster now.

1968 With Six You Get Eggroll - Doris Day & John Findlater.

1968 With Six You Get Eggroll - Brian Keith, Doris Day, John Findlater, Barbara Hersey, Richard Steele & James Bracken.

1968 With Six You Get Eggroll - Doris Day & Brian Keith.

1968 With Six You Get Eggroll - Brian Keith, Barbara Hersey, James Bracken, Richard Steele, Doris Day & John Findlater.

1968 With Six You Get Eggroll - Doris Day a.o.

1968 With Six You Get Eggroll - Doris Day & Victor Tayback.

1968 With Six You Get Eggroll - Pat Carrol, Doris Day, Brian Keith, Barbera Hershey, John Findlater a.o.

1968 With Six You Get Eggroll - Doris Day & Brian Keith a.o.

Enjoy your weekend,

P

[Peter Flapper]

Hi again,


1954 Young At Heart - Doris Day, Elisabeth Fraser, Lonny Chapman, Robert Keith a.o.

Enjoy,

P

[Peter Flapper]

1962 That Touch Of Mink on the set - Doris Day & Marty Melcher.

[Peter Flapper]

1955 The Man Who Knew Too Much on the set - Alfred Hitchcock, Doris Day & James Stewart.

[Peter Flapper]

1955 Las Vegas - Doris Day & Marty Melcher.

[Peter Flapper]

1962 Billy Roses Jumbo - Doris Day.

[Johnny]

When I see the With Six You Get Eggroll photos it reminds me what an enjoyable film it is that captured the colourful vibrancy and joyous music of the 1960's. The film received favourable reviews which I allowed Doris to finish her film career on a high note.

Doris' three previous films , Caprice, Where Were You When the Lights Went Out and The Ballad of Josie were panned by the critics. Over time Caprice reviews have become more favorable.

I noticed in many photos of Doris with her husband Marty that Doris is looking at Marty while Marty is looking directly at the cameras.The fun photo of Doris & Marty in the swimming pool is new to me.

I always love the behind the scenes photos like The Man Who Knew Too Much.

Thanks again Peter for your wonderful work.

Have a great weekend.

[Peter Flapper]

Hello Johnny,

Glad to read your reply. I always try to find behind the scene photo's, but a lot of them are in the public domain already.

1964 Do Not Disturb on the set - Doris Day.

1968 With Six You Get Eggroll on the set - Doris Day.

Enjoy your SunDay,

P

[Peter Flapper]

1951 On Moonlight Bay - Doris Day.

[Johnny]

Doris looked exceptionally good in her Do Not Disturb elegant costumes. The gold /orange gown is unforgettable. I hope it is in the Academy Museum.

I love how sweet and charming looks in her On Moonlight Bay costumes.

It would be interesting to know what happened to all of Doris Day's costumes from her 39 films and her television show.

Thank you Peter!

[Peter Flapper]

Hi Johnny,

If you look on the site of Juliens auctions and flip through the catalogue, you'll find a lot of the costumes back. https://www.juliensauctions.com/auction ... ping_Book/
Also through the years a lot of the costumes where on sale through verious auctions.

I hope the link works this way. If not, go to the Juliens page.

Greetings,

Peter

[Johnny]

Thanks so much Peter!

I had forgotten that I had been on the Julien's Auction site and saw some costumes.

I know Debbie Reynolds collected many costumes for a Hollywood Costume museum. Perhaps Debbie was able to get some of Doris' costumes.

I hope the white gown Doris wore in Pillow Talk and the Midnight Lace costume are in the museum.

[Peter Flapper]

1952 Toluca Lake - Doris Day.