Doris Day ... Midnight Lace / Teacher's Pet / Julie (1 Viewer)

[David Von Pein]

I've gained a new appreciation of the fine acting talents possessed by Doris Day recently by watching/re-watching some of her films from the 1950's/1960's.
Anybody ever see "Teacher's Pet" (1958), with Doris & Clark Gable. I just watched this fine pic for the first time the other day (on a pretty clear VHS tape, of course, since there is no DVD). This is a very good picture! With Miss Day fine in a lead role.
Along with "Teacher's", other Doris titles I'd like to see go to DVD are .... Midnight Lace and Julie.
I have the Pillow Talk DVD. But it could use an SE, and a better transfer. Still nice to have it in widescreen though!
Who else likes these films?

 

[David Von Pein]

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[Tommy G]

David, Pillow Talk was a fine movie but I thought she was great in The Man Who Knew Too Much. She definitely was not hard to look at either.

 

[David Von Pein]

Yes....Man Who Knew Too Much featured a nice Day performance.
Then there's Send Me No Flowers....another goodie!
Paul Lynde's hysterical outing as a cemetery-plot salesman is reason enough alone to turn SMNF into a DVD!! .......
"You want to surprise her!!? Well this [cemetery plot] will give her a real thrill! It makes a very thoughtful gift!" -- That famous Lynde twang!

 

[Jay E]

There are quite a few Doris Day films I would buy if they were ever released on DVD.
I'm especially interested in the Day/Hudson & Day/Garner films:
Send Me No Flowers
Move Over, Darling
Thrill of It All, The
Lover Come Back
I would also love to see one of my childhood Favoritess:
Where Were You When the Lights Went Out?
Universal has the rights to most of these films. Regretably Universal doesn't release a lot of catalog titles in a year so it might be a long wait to see these on DVD (unless Criterion steps in which I don't think is likely).