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Does anyone know why out of all the wondeful movies that Doris Day made why is "Julie" not on DVD to buy? I loved this movie and can not find it any where....I would love to know why
KIM
Julie
A search produced this (12 available, on VHS only):

http://www.amazon.com/Julie-Doris-Day/dp/6304286783

http://www.amazon.com/Julie-Doris-Day/dp/6304286783
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Julie
Just found a place where you can get a DVD:
http://www.vicpine.co.uk/Julie.htm
It's in the UK but they say all their DVDs can be played world wide.
http://www.vicpine.co.uk/Julie.htm
It's in the UK but they say all their DVDs can be played world wide.
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Julie
Have you seen my Julie YouTube video? I sent some I did to Sue Gokgor (Friends of Doris Day) including this and she said it gave her vertigo! (Sorry Sue!) I can understand why as it's just one photo (which I became a bit obsessed with at the time) changing colour and zooming in and out!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HF-HjcNlk64

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HF-HjcNlk64
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Julie
I haven't been able to watch it since Sue's comments!
I read somewhere that they based some of "Airplane" on "Julie".
I read somewhere that they based some of "Airplane" on "Julie".
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miss maxwell
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Just watched your video too - I can understand your being 'obssessed' with that pic, Doris's face is flawless and so is Louis Jourdan's, even if we only get to see his profile. He's very handsome and I've a thing for that french accent... Can you believe he's 99? At least if his imdb profile is up to date... Wow. I wish him many many more. Anyway, he's so attractive and as I watch more and more DD films I've a hard time deciding who's the best looking co-star; one's better than the other.
Since we're on Julie, did I indeed read somewhere that there's a colorized version of it or am I making this up?

EDIT: Ok, so I always sucked at math. 89. LOL!!!
Since we're on Julie, did I indeed read somewhere that there's a colorized version of it or am I making this up?

EDIT: Ok, so I always sucked at math. 89. LOL!!!
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JUlie
hello kimmyd... the friends of Doris Day have got it, I buoght from them. Get in touch with Sue.. Marti.
The remaining 7 Warner Bros. controlled films are due to be released on DVD in the U.S. within the next 12 months or so. That would be: It's A Great Feeling, Tea for Two, Starlift, April in Paris, Julie, The Tunnel of Love and Where Were You When the Lights Went Out?
I haven't got a confirm on the 2 remaining Universal titles: Midnight Lace and The Ballad of Josie. Supposedly, they are coming as well. Then all 39 films will be availabel on DVD!
I haven't got a confirm on the 2 remaining Universal titles: Midnight Lace and The Ballad of Josie. Supposedly, they are coming as well. Then all 39 films will be availabel on DVD!
"I wouldn't bring up Paris if I were you. It's poor salesmanship."
- Rick Blaine, Casablanca
- Rick Blaine, Casablanca
Louis Jourdan
That's correct Ken about Louis being born in 1919 - June, in fact which would make him 88 at the present time.
For many years he and his wife lived across the street from Miss Day on North Crescent Drive in Beverly Hills.
For many years he and his wife lived across the street from Miss Day on North Crescent Drive in Beverly Hills.
Pics!
Yes Ken, that sounds more like it although it is still hard to believe he is 88 either!
Bryan, I love that pic, in fact I have it posted up on the surround of my desk at work [along with one of each of my cats, one of Billie Holliday circa 1940 and one of her circa 1958, and of course three more of Doris - one in the orange evening dress from Do Not Disturb and one with Bob Hope from the late 1940s & one with Mr Biggest Day from 1985]. The 1983 pic is also my screen saver - guess I am a little obsessed!!!!!
Bryan, I love that pic, in fact I have it posted up on the surround of my desk at work [along with one of each of my cats, one of Billie Holliday circa 1940 and one of her circa 1958, and of course three more of Doris - one in the orange evening dress from Do Not Disturb and one with Bob Hope from the late 1940s & one with Mr Biggest Day from 1985]. The 1983 pic is also my screen saver - guess I am a little obsessed!!!!!
Re: Pics!
Jas1 wrote:Yes Ken, that sounds more like it although it is still hard to believe he is 88 either!
Bryan, I love that pic, in fact I have it posted up on the surround of my desk at work [along with one of each of my cats, one of Billie Holliday circa 1940 and one of her circa 1958, and of course three more of Doris - one in the orange evening dress from Do Not Disturb and one with Bob Hope from the late 1940s & one with Mr Biggest Day from 1985]. The 19
83 pic is also my screen saver - guess I am a little obsessed!!!!!
i LOVE that orange evening dress from do not disturb! if i could find that dress i would wear it...somewhere?
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Re: Julie
Bootleg.bryan wrote:Just found a place where you can get a DVD:
http://www.vicpine.co.uk/Julie.htm
It's in the UK but they say all their DVDs can be played world wide.
Is it true that Warners Videos has control of "The Tunnel of Love," "Julie," and "Where...Lights Went Out?"? They were all released by MGM.John M wrote:The remaining 7 Warner Bros. controlled films are due to be released on DVD in the U.S. within the next 12 months or so. That would be: It's A Great Feeling, Tea for Two, Starlift, April in Paris, Julie, The Tunnel of Love and Where Were You When the Lights Went Out?
I haven't got a confirm on the 2 remaining Universal titles: Midnight Lace and The Ballad of Josie. Supposedly, they are coming as well. Then all 39 films will be availabel on DVD!
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Yes, Ralph, Warners owns the MGM library. (MGM only owns the post-1952 UA library and some other small ones. Don't ask.)
That's why Love Me or Leave Me, Please Don't Eat the Daisies, Billy Rose's Jumbo and The Glass Bottom Boat were all part of Warner's first Doris Day Collection box set. As well as why they release the dvds of The Wizard of Oz, Gone With the Wind, Ben Hur, Doctor Zhivago, Meet Me in St. Louis and the classic MGM musicals boxsets and the That's Entertainment films, among many others.
Warners does remarkable work in restoration and presentation, so I am very glad that they own these films now. Later this year they're putting out a 2-disc full-restoration of Gigi (among others.) In addition to their own and the MGM libraries, they also own the RKO library as well.
That's why Love Me or Leave Me, Please Don't Eat the Daisies, Billy Rose's Jumbo and The Glass Bottom Boat were all part of Warner's first Doris Day Collection box set. As well as why they release the dvds of The Wizard of Oz, Gone With the Wind, Ben Hur, Doctor Zhivago, Meet Me in St. Louis and the classic MGM musicals boxsets and the That's Entertainment films, among many others.
Warners does remarkable work in restoration and presentation, so I am very glad that they own these films now. Later this year they're putting out a 2-disc full-restoration of Gigi (among others.) In addition to their own and the MGM libraries, they also own the RKO library as well.
"I wouldn't bring up Paris if I were you. It's poor salesmanship."
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