Doris Day Interviews Joan Fontaine, 1985 TV

[@Traceman002]

of all the stars, I miss Doris Day the most...there is or was NO ONE like her!

[@flashman7612]

Two fantastic women who loved dogs so much, rip Joan you were the best.

[@lopa2828]

And Doris too sadly

[@polyprinz]

Doris...who doesn't love Ms. Doris Day...I love all of her movies!

[@廖永長-o2j]

Rip joan Fontaine and doris day you be remembered as legends and talent

[@ricardobigi5476]

Two great stars, lovely ladies both.

[@direfranchement]

Love Joan Fontaine in interviews. She was witty and funny.

[@joey13zzzbee]

what elegant and lovely ladies. where are the equivalents today: grace, charm, intelligence, beauty, and most importantly, tact, intelligence and erudition

[@lotusbuds2000]

I couldn't have used better adjectives....alas, that era is no more...sobs

[@lopa2828]

And genuine, humble and down to earth too unlike today's stars.

[@stephenwilliams1269]

Sadly that era has gone for kind of behaviour.

[@uliparedes]

I could name a select few: Sigourney Weaver, Nicole Kidman, Julia Roberts.

[@mike856ms]

Joan Fontaine and her sister Olivia De Havilland we're equally outstanding actresses. Doris is still a lovely lady still in 2018

[@texan903]

RIP to both de Havilland sisters and Ms. Day.

[@manuelcamposvillarreal6572]

Doris and Joan, two great ladies, no doubt.

[@2legit64]

Doris Day aged like fine wine. Man, she was gorgeous.

[@saran3214]

She was amazing. One of the few women who got better looking as she got older. Look at her first movies, she was pretty but not beautiful like she is here.

[@thomasbarrientos6234]

I just love Joan's voice!!!!

[@marcmantell940]

Thanks for posting this... "Fang & Furie" were my adopted pet brothers and I miss Joan every day...

[@dollyrawlins5470]

marc mantell oh wow! I love your mothers Film's especially Rebecca.

[@joshua20195]

Look at her eyes. Sharp and smart! Amazing and so beautiful, elegant Lady!!

[@wwamarquart]

Two of my Favorites Doris Day And Olivia de Havilland's siaterJoan Fontaine.

[@robinrubendunst869]

Joan is such a delightful gracious chatterbox!

[@aimeemetzinger6718]

Thanks for showing this clip🥰

[@arthurmaestrini4350]

Omg, Joan aged so naturally beautiful!!!

[@yolandaugiaflores3273]

Doris y Joan, dos maravillosas actrices, eternas...

[@pennykent5687]

I Love their friendship, and how impromptu they were.... "Why don't you just come over," and then they sit down and chat with one another... This is so beautiful, so simple,.... What people used to do all the time in the old days.... Just come on over for a coffee and a sweet. At least that's what people used to do in that, there, 😆 Scandinavian, northern Minnesota..🤭

[@remcat03]

Two of my all time favorite actresses together! How cool that they were neighbors - I wonder if they were close friends. Do you know if Doris' series about pets is available to buy? Thanks so much for this upload. So much fun.

[@meenyminymoe]

It's not on dvd.

[@cynthiacupler8005]

I like ms.Joan Fontaine, good actress.

[@jeanniehammer6606]

Doris day was my favorite growing up,she was so bubbly and cheerful and natural and beautiful. I love natural and plain beauty. Doris day was and excellent actress of many talented actors and actresses.

[@kirstyw.6854]

Well this is wonderful ❤️❤️🎥🎥 I love Joan

[@joanie3452]

She looks so much like her sister it's a pity they never go on.

[@texan903]

They also had basically the same voice.

[@Garsons-oq4lh]

I wonder if Joan had a stipulation there be no close-ups because just the way the two are filmed together is interesting.

[@texan903]

From the look of it, Joan isn't wearing make-up. She looked totally different when she wore make-up, but her skin looked perfectly unblemished even when she was in her nineties.

[@globalspiritualrevolutionmedia]

Notice Doris Day does not tell her business to Ms. Fontaine at the 3:47 minute mark! Interesting!

[@bbrown333]

She laughed that shit right off! Lol!

[@jeffpagan7735]

As much as I love them, this seems tortured and hacky so rehearsed. Not like today's talk shows. There's no dirt here. Very clean cut show.

[@Cedricfollyman]

Some of her mannerisms are so like Olivia’s, it’s so uncanny!

[@newtongrubby]

Wow!

[@hardsam68]

Loved very long loves both

[@grczmateus]

❤

[@coreycanada7104]

They're 5 years apart but Doris seemed so much more youthful, while Joan already seemed like an old lady.

[@hardsam68]

Not really

[@ladyvignette]

It's largely their positive vs. negative differences in attitude.

[@garetcrossman6626]

I thought they were a generation apart.

[@peliasadventurer602]

@@garetcrossman6626 Only 4 years and 5 months between the two.

[@texan903]

Joan's attire is what made her look older than Doris. Plus, Joan was in her natural, not wearing make-up.

[@tur74d56]

It’s just a shame when she appeared on the 1989 Oscars she said she wanted to make more movies but she never did

[@Garsons-oq4lh]

The 1989 Golden Globes.

[@briandiaz2234]

Joan is more than a little claiming the spotlight.

[@coreycanada7104]

And Doris really never did another film, either. :-(

[@MrVidaeverdade]

While it's doubtful she'll be in another movie at this point, don't count her out yet. Doris Day is 95 years old now, but so is Betty White. And Betty doesn't seem to be stopping.

[@travelseatsyellowlab]

Had Joan taken another role before she passed, I think she would've stuck around a bit longer than she did.

[@Lellobeetle]

Must be reading your intent wrong. Joan lived another 28 years after this interview - to 2013 and the age of 96. Do you mean her career could have lasted longer?

[@travelseatsyellowlab]

Joan could've lived a bit longer had she revived her career. It would've kept her active and helped her last long as Olivia has.

[@dougn2350]

"With Six You Get Eggroll" was Ms Day's last film

[@Someonesaidthis]

Joan looks just like her sister but with better hair

[@thomasbarrientos6234]

Don't disrespect Joan!!!!! ha-ha (never cared for Olivia)

[@frenchprovincial9602]

I thought Joan Fontaine didn't really let Doris get a word in. She asked Doris a question an partly answered it herself, She was nice but I thought Doris Day was very gracious.

[@direfranchement]

Joan Fontaine had much more interesting things to say than Doris. Just look at their interviews over the years.

[@avenger67]

Joan was the guest on the show and is always interesting - but yes, I agree Joan did answer a lot of questions she asked Doris!

[@josephmcfarland8442]

Now that is a great looking woman

[@yoe91]

she sounds almost completely American here. Huh...totally integrated.

[@robb7398]

She *was* American, more or less. Born in Tokyo to British parents, she grew up Saratoga, California, from the age of 5.

[@joanie3452]

She's British not American.

[@kangarookids7497]

@@joanie3452 I don't THINK SO !!!!! 98% of people living in America are of immigrant heritage. They are American. Joan's entire education is American. Get over it...

[@joanie3452]

@@kangarookids7497 Joan Fontaine was British, it's a fact!!

[@kangarookids7497]

@@joanie3452 George Washington was British. Doris Day was German. Noone calls them anything but American. Joan Fontaine was also american, just like the two above. Get over it.

[@Ellasboy]

well well Doris had surgery

[@nondescript2892]

Yes she worked very hard at the pretence of not caring....definitely had some work done in the early eighties and of course lied about her age all her adult life and celebrated a fake 90 th birthday at 92...love her movies and songs but don't believe a word of what she says...

[@summermen]

Bit icy, these two.

[@mike06052]

Geez. Another American who thought she was British!

[@laragabrielle5871]

But of course she was born a British citizen. The de Havilland girls were born in Japan to two British parents, raised in California by their English mother who trained them to speak like British people.

[@joanie3452]

Ha ha they all for it stupid people!!

[@cynaraslover]

She WAS British; born to Lilian Rusé and Walter de Havilland, both Brits, who were living in Tokyo at the time. I had the pleasure of knowing Miss Fontaine in the early 70s, and though she naturally regarded herself as American, she was very proud of her English background.

[@kangarookids7497]

@@cynaraslover All Americans usually admire their backgrounds & ancestors...nothing new.

[@javiervalverde2374]

Joan Fontaine WAS British, born to British parents in 1917 in Japan, William Augustus de Havilland and Lillian Fontaine, subjects of the Crown. She received her British citizenship upon notification of her birth to the British Embassy in Tokyo 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧. She grew up American by accident when her mother brought her to California to recuperate from pneumonia and they decided to stay in the United States