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I always thought him to be very good in "The Winning Team" opposite Doris Day. It's the story (somewhat altered) of Grover Cleveland Alexander and very well done. Both stars give good performances and have a real chemistry. (This was made after their dating days).

I wish they'd release it with the sepia portion intact. In light of the fact that it was the number one moneymaking film (worldwide) of 1937, according to Variety, it warrants an appropriate release with the sepia.

Bosley actually came to admire and respect Doris Day in the latter 50's and early 60's. He gave very good reviews to such titles as "Pillow Talk", "Midnight Lace", "Lover Come Back", "That Touch of Mink" and "Send Me No Flowers". In fact "Pet", "Pillow" and "Lover" all ended up on his list of...

Likewise in 1965 when she was ranked # 3, she was still the top-ranked female on the list.

When Doris attended the Golden Globes in January of 1989 to receive the DeMille honor, seated at her table with her son Terry and his wife, was Allan Carr, who was producing the awards that year. He was enchanted with Doris and Doris found him very funny, charming and noted, "...he reminds me a...

She continued to receive offers and was considered for "Forty Carats" when Ross Hunter was briefly attached to it before he drifted off to "Lost Horizon" and Mike Frankovich took over. There were also overtures early in the game for "Turning Point" (The MacLaine character with Audrey Hepburn in...

I saw it at Radio City Music Hall in June of 1966 when I was 12. My biggest memory is the laughter from the 5,000 or more people at the showing and how much fun I thought the movie was. Watching it in the years since, only reinforced that initial feeling. Beyond the scenery, I love the cast and...

I saw it with my family at Radio City Music Hall in August, 1968, during its first week. It broke all records and even as a barely teen, I laughed. I thought the sleeping potion scene was one of the funniest things I'd ever seen and the 6,000 people in the audience, seemed to agree. I also...