Doris Day is Dead to Me

Oh well ...

Oh, Doris.

*sob*

Amatuer

So young.

I think this was the first one, we already have three threads. How many damn ones will be started.

Awww

From all of us baby gays who pranced down the stairs, here's to you, Doris.

[quote] I think this was the first one, we already have three threads. How many damn ones will be started.

The other two were earlier, but they sucked.

Amatuer is that some sort of italian/french portmanteau?

Fuck! R7 beat me to it.

RIP. A trouper and a charmer - never phoned it in and never complained.

Que Sera, Que Sera

when did this place turn into obituarylounge.com?

"Pillow Talk" is one of my favorites - such great chemistry with Rock. Her facial expressions alone make the movie worth watching.

Please don't push up the daisies.

R15 I love Doris Day, but that made me chuckle.

She was wonderful. I kept holding out hope that she would travel to Hollywood to one last Oscars ceremony to accept a lifetime achievement award, a chance to see her and celebrate her, but ... no such luck ... she lived the life she wanted to live.

She's gone to that glass bottom boat in the sky.

Did her pussy stink?

Another dead Republican.

It does now r19.

She had a great ass, but she couldn't last forever.

We can't wait to see her!

R20 I'll forgive her that for things like R23

Au revoir.

I had to google her. It must be a generational thing.

RiP.

Dorish Day.

She's fine! She sends her love!

Sashay chante!

Time for Mama's big number!

R27 She chose to step out of the limelight rather than cling to it way beyond her expiration date. People could learn from her.

She was only in movies for 20 years, 1948-1968, but appeared in 39 films.

She was Beverly Boyer....

No one mentioned she shared the screen with Bugs Bunny?

Doris Day was before my time, but she seemed like a lovely person.

True, r32. She had a life outside of show business and seemed very fulfilled by it. She graciously retired to a private life, instead of trying to hang on to fame and just embarrassing herself. Lots of celebs could follow her example, instead they just become pathetic as they age.

Lol R13!

Hollywood mourns one of its greatest stars as wholesome screen icon Doris Day dies of pneumonia aged 97

Day's death was announced on Monday by her charity, the Doris Day Animal Foundation

She died at home in Carmel Valley, California, surrounded by close friends

The actress was married four times but had only one son, Terry Mulcher, who died in 2004

She is survived by Terry's son, Ryan, her beloved grandson

Day is among a handful of iconic Hollywood actresses who rose to fame in the 1950s and 1960s

Her classic films include Pillow Talk, Love Me or Leave Me, Romance on the High Seas and Calamity Jane

Despite decades of hard work, a string of bad investments by her third husband left her penniless and forced to return to TV in the 1960s and 1970s

She spent the last portion of her life committed to saving animals

Her wishes were that she should have no funeral service, memorial or grave site

Instead, she wanted fans to contribute to The Doris Day Animal Foundation

Spending eternity with Denver Pyle -- I'm jealous.

Here's the legendary fashion show from "The Doris Day Show," in which she's the only model.

[quote]She was wonderful. I kept holding out hope that she would travel to Hollywood to one last Oscars ceremony to accept a lifetime achievement award, a chance to see her and celebrate her, but ... no such luck ... she lived the life she wanted to live.

She was also offered Kennedy Center Honors but didn't receive them because she refused to attend.

I'm most certainly dead!

I could be wrong about this but I believe Doris turned down an honorary Oscar even with the stipulation that they would bring it to her (and film her acceptance). I think the same was even true of the Kennedy Center Honor.

She'd simply moved on with her life, wasn't interested and knew how silly awards and all the hoopla were......and I totally respect her for that!