Carson Doris Day 1976

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[@robertrockwell7581]

Love Doris Day. love her movies and singing. and will always love her.

[@josephmcfarland8442]

She always swore she wasn't beautiful, SHE WAS BEAUTIFUL

[@sarachase1940]

Her films were a wonderful escape that made all of us leave the theatre feeling happier. She was loved by everyone and had such a wonderful infectious voice.

[@fremlinmartel8223]

Hello Kay, How are you doing?

[@luislaplume8261]

It was the same for me in 1968 when I, my late mother and our tenant went to see the movie comedy...Where were you when the Lights went Out? We all liked it.

[@lindamartinez1140]

😅😅

[@kitkat9648]

I own many of her movies. You cannot have a bad day watching a Doris Day film!! Brava!

[@johnfountain5770]

One of the rare people who was beautiful inside and out! She was a MEGA talent!

[@m.e.d.7997]

Loved her movies

[@jchow5966]

uch a lovely person and interesting and great singer grea activist etc etc etc.

[@brucelevy5603]

People tend to forget waht a great singer Doris was.

[@angelabluebird609]

Have admired and adored Doris Day all my life. It is an honor to support her Doris Day Animal Foundation.

[@patriciagiannascoli7408]

Great to see Miss Day. I have loved and admired her all my life. She is a wonderful and talented lady. She is beautiful inside and out. God bless her for her devotion to saving animals.

[@HarringtonFamilyTree]

Between 1948 and 1968 Doris Day made 39 films and costarred with some of the best and/or most popular film stars of the 20th century including… Clark Gable, Cary Grant, Frank Sinatra, David Niven, Kirk Douglas, James Cagney, Jack Lemmon, Jimmy Stewart, Rex Harrison, Rock Hudson, Jimmy Durante, Louis Jordan, Richard Widmark, Ronald Reagan, Ray Bolger, Danny Thomas, Gordon MacRae, Bob Cummings, Phil Silvers, Howard Keel, John Raitt, James Garner, Rod Taylor, Richard Harris, Brian Keith… She was one of the most popular film stars of all time. Her box office rankings from 1959 to 1966… • 1959: 4th • 1960: 1st • 1961: 3rd • 1962: 1st • 1963: 1st • 1964: 1st • 1965: 3rd • 1966: 8th Then, in 1968, she starred in her own TV show until 1973 when she retired to Carmel, CA.. Oh… did I mention she could also sing and dance (despite her right leg being shattered in a car/train collision when she was a teenager)? To see 88, yes I said 88, videos of Doris Day go to this playlist... kzbin.info/aero/PLv_Z-b9pO4-j5gcn_KXsB9YbizB3CPofh

[@JanetMoore1]

Thank you for the link. Many similar ones are on my website www.dorisdaymagic.com.

[@lucillebadger6554]

What movie did she make with Rex Harrison? I missed that one.

[@johnpickford4222]

“Midnight Lace” and it also started Myrna Loy

[@holyspacemonkey]

Doris Day was such a warm, talented, wonderful person. Always kind, honest, hard-working, and generous. I just love her music and her movies. I can’t watch the ones where she’s abused by men - too painful! (Once was enough for me for those.) But I love the others. And I especially love it when she challenges gender stereotypes, like in Calamity Jane, By the Light of the Silvery Moon, and others! 🌼

[@dianestallworthy4421]

R.I.P. Doris Day, 13th May 2019...a sad day indeed xxxxxxxxxxxx

[@MrAMYJACK]

Yes Diane oh so true.

[@jamesbegs7919]

Sexy Doris. Glad Rex Reed puts the record straight. Doris is one of the best actresses and singers.

[@TurnerLaraine]

I agree She was one of my favorites--and I think she was very underrated--especially as a comedienne. Also very beautiful inside and out. And phenomenal dramatic actress. But "The Thrill of It All" is my favorite John 3:16 - God so loved the world, that He gave His only begotten Son, that whosoever believes in Him should not perish but have everlasting life For God didn't send His Son into the world to condemn the world, but that the world through Him might be saved.

[@Nunofurdambiznez]

I've NEVER liked Rex Reed, until this very minute!! What an incredibly kind man he was to D. D. !! Made me cry!

[@bethelle9099]

She was the best!!! My favorite national treasure!!!! 💖☀️💖☀️💖☀️💖☀️💖☀️💖

[@lorettariley7420]

2020. Doris Day Will Always Be A GEM. 💎. Love Her. ❤

[@jerrydiller8245]

I love Doris Day. Blue Moon is my favorite song.

[@badapple65]

I met Doris Day in July of 1983 and my cousin and I talked to her for 10 min. In Carmel CA. After we parted ways my cousin asked me if I recognized her? I had not. (I was 18 yrs old) She was dressed like she had been doing yard work and drove a big GMC Scout with the entire top chopped off. My cousin was an artisan blacksmith his shop behind the beautiful shopping center called the Barn Yard in Carmel. He did some iron work for her for her animal refuge and home in the Hills outside of Carmel. My cousin also did a lot of work for Clint Eastwood, and Michael Landon. The Viking Forge was his business of more than 20 years.

[@nofear5056]

She will be sadly missed for everything especially her work with dogs. I meet and spoke to Olivia Newton John in Australia for about 10 mins as well around 1995 in South Yarra and.she drove one of those late model Volvo station wagons maybe due to the safety of the car. A wonderful bright person as well very similar.i think a survivor as well God 🙏 bless them both. Amen

[@christineedwards8618]

Doris Day & Johnny Carson- were something spectacular- Aries & Scorpio(a sparring match) they did not know its depth- they shared ! beautifully stars!

[@anoodono1841]

Ah interesting combo! Thanks for spotting this. A luvly comfortableness but not necessarily sexual

[@tomsparks6099]

I read this book and weirdly , the vaseline thing is what stood out the most. DD is one of my biggest idols. I'm glad she bashed some of those Hollywood chauvinists -- for the fact, -- and outside her many contributions in vocals and movies, -- that she got off the wheel to live her life is the best she she ever did. I will weep when she passes. She has touched my soul in the depth of feeling she has gifted us in song and film.

[@ianbentley7276]

DON'T FORGET HER WONDERFUL CONTRIBUTION TO ANIMAL WELFARE

[@godetonter4764]

@@ianbentley7276 how do animals apply for welfare? How do they spend money?

[@CaliGirlDubai]

Such a beautiful inspiring soul... ❤️😊

[@leilanecozzi]

Love her and loved her dresses. This one and this color look great on her . Such good taste, an increadible and lovely lady.

[@vinyltapelover]

Good grief. She looks and sounds great, at about 53 o 54.s A great and insightful interview. She interacts with Johnny well., and speaks what is on her mind but not at the expense of being disrespectful or causing the interview to be difficult.. Though not a prude, she is/was consistent in her behavior, enough for Johnny to respect that fact and to not be risque during the interview. Rex Reed summarized her life well in a thumbnail. With that insight, all she has seen, experienced she's nobody's fool and had survived it all. She didn't sit around being the victim or feeling sorry for herself. I'd say, she had long ago stopped being a survivor and embraced having a "round bottom". And in that, she empowered herself to, as she told Johnny in another interview, enjoy life. Thanks for the memories Miss Day and Calamity Jane. You had done much before and after that movie, that I liked, but I was a little fella who liked westerns and it was a fun movie to watch on the big screen.

[@karindesmonds4602]

WTF, how do you summarise a life in a thumbnail. This is a very dodgy interview with ridiculous sexual innuendo and none of it was characteristic of the authentic Doris Day. This shit has capture written all over it. Fucking little fella bullshit.

[@thomasnorman9723]

she is so sweet......so funny.....survivor...love her

[@fandorjuve9129]

Doris! What a beautiful person. Johnny, always the perfect host. I miss them both! Ed too!

[@leegal1001]

I just love the banter with these two.

[@anoodono1841]

Yes it moves along nicely

[@bobsled4883]

She Is a Great Memory of Mine ... I'm still a fan

[@alicebarton27]

I agree with Rex Reed about Doris Day and her movies.I love Doris Day',s personality,on & off screen.She's always been one my favorite actresses and personalities.

[@jomama5186]

She was so lovely. I wish we had classy women for young ladies to look up to like this today :(

[@jeffreyzeiss1326]

She is both beautiful and adorable

[@NickSundance]

Wow, never saw this before! Doris Day looking great, as usual. Funny interview!! Thank you for posting. Greets from Germany ^^

[@rosastephens8966]

RIP Ms Doris Day!

[@SHADOWMAN296]

yes very sad indeed one of the best singers ever~~

[@scretching08]

Wow, what a great sense of humor. Not many women around like her today.

[@vinyltapelover]

scretching08 Agreed. Lillian Carter and Betty Davis were, among many ladies, great interviews, with Johnny, also...straight talking with their own sense of humors.

[@thomasnorman9723]

Rex Reed loves her too...speaks well of her....

[@thomasnorman9723]

Once I had a secret love...

[@seame3795]

Wonderful. Thank you for posting it!

[@jchow5966]

She always had a golden tan.

[@Yety821]

I love to watch her films.

[@carinduncan7594]

T s youshe was wonder be

[@kathydixon3716]

My favorite Doris Day film was A Touch of Mink.

[@davidharrison3399]

The legend Doris Day telling it like it is, well missed.

[@doloresfisher596]

She is completely right about the living together first as the saying goes come and live with me and you'll see what I'm like.I fully agree as a divorced person myself.

[@christineedwards8618]

Loved! By my mom, aunt, me all! Oh, and Rock Hudson too.

[@godetonter4764]

Johnny Carson discusses X Rated Movies with Doris Day. That had to make people feel like they entered the Twilight Zone

[@itstheburnz]

She could act! Check out "Man Who knew Too much" and "The Ruth Eddie story"

[@meenyminymoe]

She certainly could act, and what a great singer! The movie you referred to is "Love Me or Leave Me" in which she appeared as Ruth Etting. Her best film in my opinion.

[@Prolinium]

Such wise words. You shouldn't marry someone until you're sure you know them and have lived with them a while. Why would anyone enter into a contract of partnership without testing its strength. One of life's old Jurassic morals that proved previous (mostly religious) beliefs were as harmful as it gets. Intelligent lady D-Day :-)

[@richardp6600]

Loved her persona.

[@DavidKeithWilliams]

I do not know much, if anything, about Doris Day or Rex Reed. His perception and comments about her seem truly genuine.

[@mikemcduff427]

She was such a beautiful women in body, mind , spirit and personality. The perfect women. M. Monroe had NOTHING on Doris Day. R.I.P. pretty girl.

[@jomama5186]

She looked FANTASTIC! What a class act!

[@exposingliars9824]

She was like Gods judgment to men. She tolerated nothing!!!

[@angelacarleton9575]

Unfortunately, the last husband Melchor gambled away 20 million of her hard-earned money - that bum! Which she had to go back and do TV to make enough money to take care of herself and have some extra for her future. So glad he died that rotten SOB. This is probably why a lot of stars that make a lot of millions are not foolish to marry men that can get 1/2 of what they worked for. The same is for some of the men that find gold-diggers. However, I notice women rather wait a long time before they marry anyone or just remain single. I believe Linda Rondstadt said, "she never wanted to compromise." Perhaps she saw this from her own background. It is the same with me- I don't have money but what little I earned I like to keep because my mother sacrifice "our hard-earned money from her us girls when we were supporting them to had 3 husbands which were "deadbeats!" Never wanted to work but sit around and bum around in her car.

[@sammyvh11]

Johnny always went gaga with Doris.

[@m.e.d.7997]

He was very comfortable with it.

[@anoodono1841]

​@@m.e.d.7997agree 100% comfortableness

[@InsertName125]

Johnny showed some restraint about the vaseline.

[@lynnsmithershubbard1896]

Johnny and his sexual inuendos...some women liked it. Some did not.

[@donhadley3734]

Perfection personified

[@MsMojoworks]

she died a recluse, refused to take her son to the hospital due to her religion.

[@oldhamegg]

Johnny Carson talking with Doris Day about porno. That was just weird.

[@juicysparkles]

+Oldstuff Man I was cringing the ENTIRE TIME. It's Doris Day, man! My god.

[@N1ghtFlower]

not gonna lie, it was kind of awkward, but she's just so sassy and so quick, you can't help but finding it funny omg. She's like a really cool aunt lmao

[@nofear5056]

Now it's 45 years later and how much more we need to have round bottoms and Trust in God more and pick 🙏 our self's up from being victims of others 🙏 and forgive them and move forward with God's Grace 🙏Amen

[@russelldolter]

Friday January 16 1976

[@frederickcombs8661]

CLASSIC

[@photonotavailable7936]

Lord have mercy.

[@lcp19581111]

Love You All

[@gregoryc1500]

Bravo Doris

[@Stevesmith-yw7cr]

From what I hear, Day hated being called the girl next door....that is why she often appeared bra-less in many of her TV appearances......

[@frankpeter6851]

She is comelling and lovely, and something I don't quite get, like if this were 1986, I would say she seems like she is on prozac?

[@christhomas5761]

frank peter , lol

[@timothyball7502]

Super Body, Super Mind. 3-22-2022

[@juliehoffman6292]

Lovely lady.

[@kingarthurusatenniscoach1415]

carson is reading his lines,,, nothing is off the cuff,,,

[@anoodono1841]

Agree

[@jomama5186]

Rex Reed was right.

[@louisgonzalez8846]

Those cheeks are sooooo Cute.!!!!! Full of freckels!!!

[@jchow5966]

Johnny arson was hilarioua and classy Doris Day too. ☮️💟☮️

[@charleschapman4444]

Good,!!

[@thomasnorman4221]

It's 1976?...Rex has that Werner Erhard look...

[@jchow5966]

This is the mid to late 11970s. Fyi.

[@TrackTruth]

In hollywood you have to turn your eyes, otherwise you would see and hear too much. She knew Rock Hudson had another life. It was simply that way. Many were bisexual and homosexual. Its by design. Nothing happens by accident. It was Johnny job to ask and Ed's job to laugh. Thats show biz.

[@fertiledirt7708]

Once bitten, twice shy

[@jchow5966]

Hilarious too

[@geraldinemilo2804]

Hey yall Jesus loves you! Turn to the Lord

[@cthomasreaume4038]

Chains

[@sharonspaghetti815]

She is a difficult interview!

[@curlyb5306]

Why? She is very easy going and has a great rapport with Johnny.

[@sharonspaghetti815]

@@curlyb5306 sorry...just my opinion but it is like pulling teeth trying to get a fluent conversation going.

[@blameitonthedesigner]

In her first live tv interview with Merv Griffin, he revealed how shy she is .

[@marilynrattan5659]

Perfect call. Carson is having to work this interview. A pro, Johnny reveres Doris & his audience, trying to keep the show upbeat and rolling. Doris is fabulous and naturally subdued in tone, uncomfortable and shy.