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    Doris day has died aged 97 at her home in California after contracting pneumonia, she starred in many films including pillow talk and calamity jane.....R I P Doris
    Ejector seat?...your jokin!

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    Still looking good....
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    Ejector seat?...your jokin!

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      Sad news - for some reason she is one of those people who made me think "did she already pass away a few years ago, or is she still with us?" She is no longer with us now.

      I wondered whether she always autographed her name "D Day" (the same for Darren Day as well?) Ironic then that the 75th anniversary of D-Day itself will be next month.

      Whenever I hear Que Sera-Sera (and I suppose this goes for a lot of 1980s kids growing up), I always have in my mind that Birds Eye Steakhouse Grills advert from the mid 1980s which went "will it be chips or jacket spuds?, will it be salad or frozen peas?" with the sub-Auf Weidersehen Pet builders in the transit van. The irony of the "Auf Weidersehen" phrase is that I often used to confuse Day with Vera Lynn, and I am certain that I was not the only person to do so growing up.

      A sad Day for the demise of Doris Day.
      I've everything I need to keep me satisfied
      There's nothing you can do to make me change my mind
      I'm having so much fun
      My lucky number's one
      Ah! Oh! Ah! Oh!

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        Was it Doris Day who starred in that film about her dying & being sent back by St Peter to do good works?
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        Do you really believe the other side without provocation would launch so many ICBM's, subs and ships knowing that we would have no option to launch as well? It would break our MAD Treaty (Mutually Assured Destruction) not to mention the end of the world as we know it.

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          Day also appeared in Pillow Talk (often shown on Sunday afternoon BBC 1 in the 1980s and 1990s, probably after the omnibus edition of EastEnders).
          I've everything I need to keep me satisfied
          There's nothing you can do to make me change my mind
          I'm having so much fun
          My lucky number's one
          Ah! Oh! Ah! Oh!

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            Very sad news that Doris Day has passed away. She had that girl next door look about her, extremely appealing, and was just the kind of girl your mother would want you to bring home. I thought she was a very good singer and accomplished actress, at her best in light, romantic comedies. Interestingly, the film that Marilyn Monroe was making when she died, Something's got to Give, was made a year or so later as Move Over, Darling, with Doris Day as female lead. Her best song? Well, my favourites are actually Move Over, Darling and Que Sera Sera. RIP Doris Day.

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              I am gutted to hear of Doris' passing as with my all my heart I have always loved Que Sera, Sera - what beautiful, beautiful song


              To think this onee Song was the one Song or even musical that made Dorris and is still loved today by Millions is amazing in the extreme no doubts

              For me that Song will always now be and always was linked to the Royale Family and Nana's passing on-screen), emotionaly acred by Sue Johnston, Nana and Caroline Aherene RIP. I will never forget that as it is almost un-watchable adding such a beautiful beautiful song to such a sad sence

              Doris too equaly made Que Sara Sara her own through the origibnial version in the Film and dressing her little Boy that way and having fun in the Film reminds me of past times how my late Grandad and Great Auntie tried to instill (and did - correct manners into me). That for me was the sign of a real, real Middle England/Elegent american Lady with real style and real respect as Dorris clearly acted to a "T" in those scences!!

              What beautiful beautiful Lady (and I truly mean Lady in the truest sense - of ultimate class type) that Dorris really truly was

              RIP Dorris Day



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                VERY SAD NEWS INDEED.

                I NEVER KNEW WHO SANG QUE SERA SERA UNTIL NOW.
                A FEW OF HER QUOTES
                Any girl can look glamorous... just stand there and look stupid.



                If it's true that men are such beasts, this must account for the fact that most women are animal lovers.



                Wrinkles are hereditary. Parents get them from their children.


                SHE SEEMED TO HAVE BEEN AROUND FOREVER A TRUE LEGEND.
                HER LAST CREDIT WAS
                My Dinner with Hervé (TV Movie) (performer: "Fly Me to the Moon (In Other Words)") 2018

                FILM CREDITS


                The Governor & J.J. (TV Series)
                Doris Day- A Day in the Life (1970) ... Doris Day (voice, uncredited)

                1968
                With Six You Get Eggroll
                Abby McClure

                1968
                Where Were You When the Lights Went Out?
                Margaret Garrison

                1967
                The Ballad of Josie
                Josie Minick

                1967
                Caprice
                Patricia Foster

                1966
                The Glass Bottom Boat
                Jennifer Nelson

                1965
                Do Not Disturb
                Janet Harper

                1964
                Send Me No Flowers
                Judy

                1963
                Move Over, Darling
                Ellen Wagstaff Arden

                1963
                The Thrill of It All
                Beverly Boyer

                1962
                Billy Rose's Jumbo
                Kitty Wonder

                1962
                That Touch of Mink
                Cathy Timberlake

                1961
                Lover Come Back
                Carol Templeton

                1960
                Midnight Lace
                Kit Preston

                1960
                Please Don't Eat the Daisies
                Kate Robinson Mackay

                1959
                Pillow Talk
                Jan Morrow

                1959
                It Happened to Jane
                Jane Osgood

                1958
                The Tunnel of Love
                Isolde Poole

                1958
                Teacher's Pet
                Erica Stone

                1957
                The Pajama Game
                Babe Williams

                1956
                Julie
                Julie Benton

                1956
                The Man Who Knew Too Much
                Josephine Conway McKenna

                1955
                Love Me or Leave Me
                Ruth Etting

                1954
                Young at Heart
                Laurie Tuttle

                1954
                Lucky Me
                Candy Williams

                1953
                Calamity Jane
                Calamity Jane

                1953
                Crime Wave
                Doris Day - Radio Singer (voice, uncredited)

                1953
                So You Want a Television Set (Short)
                Doris Day (uncredited)

                1953
                By the Light of the Silvery Moon
                Marjorie Winfield

                1952
                April in Paris
                Ethel S. 'Dynamite' Jackson

                1952
                The Winning Team
                Aimee Alexander

                1951
                Starlift
                Doris Day

                1951
                I'll See You in My Dreams
                Grace LeBoy Kahn

                1951
                On Moonlight Bay
                Marjorie Winfield

                1951
                Lullaby of Broadway
                Melinda Howard

                1951
                Storm Warning
                Lucy Rice

                1950
                The West Point Story
                Jan Wilson

                1950
                Tea for Two
                Nanette Carter

                1950
                Young Man with a Horn
                Jo Jordan

                1949
                It's a Great Feeling
                Judy Adams

                1949
                My Dream Is Yours
                Martha Gibson

                1948
                Romance on the High Seas



                FOR THE HONOUR OF GRAYSKULL

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                  Truly underrated, both as an actress and singer! Those three films she made with Rock Hudson looked effortless, simply because the two leads' skill, chemistry and charisma made them seem so!

                  I have had Doris Day records (78s) in my collection since I was very young. Part of my life has gone. RIP Ms. Kappelhoff!
                  Time flies like the wind, fruit flies like bananas - go figure!

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