One of the more delightful moments of the recent TCM Film Festival was a screening of the Doris Day and Rock Hudson 1964 film Send Me No Flowers, their third and final big screen sex comedy that ...

One of Pillow Talk’s most memorable scenes uses a split screen to show Doris Day and Rock Hudson having a flirty conversation on the phone while in the bath. Both characters are in their own ...

In the 1950s and 1960s, Doris Day and Rock Hudson were responsible for some of the most legendary films of the 20th century. Their on-screen chemistry was, indeed, second-to-none, but were ...

is if you say Rock Hudson, the next thing people inevitably say is Doris Day. They’re synonymous with each other.” While Day and Hudson made the perfect on-screen couple, Griffin revealed in ...

Doris Day and Rock Hudson enjoyed an enduring bond that began ... It came across that way on screen. He was a good friend.” “I’ll never forget how much we laughed,” she added.

Her on-screen ... “Doris Day’s Best Friends,” a low-budget cable series on the Christian Broadcast Network; the guests were a bevy of animals and her celebrity friends, notably a dying Rock ...

It’s hard to think of a film star with a more wholesome image than Doris Day ... her association with Rock Hudson began, Day was collecting millions annually for her screen work.

Doris Day, who died Monday at age 97, appeared on screen as a wide range of characters in an even wider range of costumes from buckskin and bandanas (in 1953’s “Calamity Jane”) to a thigh ...

Who they are: Doris Day nee Kappelhoff ... her second husband to do a screen test, after which she landed a part in the 1948 film Romance On The High Seas. Rock Hudson, born Roy Scherer.