Filmography
As a movie star Doris Day made a staggering thirty-nine motion pictures in a period of just over 20 years. These roles touch upon an array of film genres such as comedy, thriller, romance, musical, western, mystery and drama. Many of these movies were triumphs at the box office and received critical acclaim around the world.
- 1948 – Romance on the High Seas
- 1949 – My Dream Is Yours
- 1949 – It’s A Great Feeling
- 1950 – Young Man with a Horn
- 1950 – Tea for Two
- 1950 – The West Point Story
- 1951 – Storm Warning
- 1951 – Lullaby of Broadway
- 1951 – On Moonlight Bay
- 1951 – I’ll See You in My Dreams
- 1951 – Starlift
- 1952 – The Winning Team
- 1952 – April in Paris
- 1953 – By the Light of the Silvery Moon
- 1953 – Calamity Jane
- 1954 – Lucky Me
- 1955 – Young at Heart
- 1955 – Love Me or Leave Me
- 1956 – The Man Who Knew Too Much
- 1956 – Julie
- 1957 – The Pajama Game
- 1958 – Teacher’s Pet
- 1958 – The Tunnel of Love
- 1959 – It Happened to Jane
- 1959 – Pillow Talk
- 1960 – Please Don’t Eat the Daisies
- 1960 – Midnight Lace
- 1961 – Lover Come Back
- 1962 – That Touch of Mink
- 1962 – Billy Rose’s Jumbo
- 1963 – The Thrill of It All!
- 1963 – Move Over, Darling
- 1964 – Send Me No Flowers
- 1965 – Do Not Disturb
- 1966 – The Glass Bottom Boat
- 1967 – The Ballad of Josie
- 1967 – Caprice
- 1968 – Where Were You When The Lights Went Out?
- 1968 – With Six You Get Eggroll
I love Doris Day. I especially love the movies Calamity Jane and Teachers Pet. I wonder who was her favorite leading man.I would like to know who did she enjoy singing with? Perhaps Howard Keel? I heard she called the Bill O’Reilly show. Does she still call? I have been a fan for over 50 years and I wish Doris would make herself more open somehow to the public. I hope this not in vain.
I love all her movies and I am slowly building my collection:) I am so excited to say we have a new Doris Fan in our home, our 4 year old daughter. This past weekend my mom and I decided to watch Calamity Jane and my daughter watched with us, we have watched it 2 times over. She just loves all the singing and dancing not to mention the beautiful outfits. I am going to take a pic of us watching and send the pic along with a letter to Doris.
In 1986, as I was recovering from my first divorce, a movie theatre in Salt Lake City ran two of her early movies, “On Moonlight Bay” & “By The Light Of The Silvery Moon”. They cheered me up a bit and reminded me of my childhood crush on her I had when those movies were first released. The crush is still active.
Grew up with my mother singing your songs.Then i got to see you in the movies.I thought what a nice girl.Beautiful, funny, German like me.Sure to make any man happy.I love hearing you sing.Maybe I’ll see you in Heaven. Run up and give me a big hug.