Doris Day has had a roller-coaster of a life: born in the jazz-aged 1920s and still popular today, her appeal is worldwide and while she may no longer be the girl-next-door, she will be forever young in the catalogue of films and recordings made throughout her long career, which begun as a band singer and, as everyone knows, led to Hollywood super-stardom and ended with a final success on TV in her own series before she hung up her entertainment spurs and began a new phase of her life as a champion of animal rights...

Doris Day is one of Hollywood's most enduring stars. Still popular today, Doris represented the "Golden Age of Hollywood", in a string of hit films in the 1950s and 1960s. Partnered by such other film greats as Cary Grant, James Stewart, James Cagney, Clark Gable, David Niven, Frank Sinatra, and Rock Hudson, she left behind a film legacy that generations to come will continue to enjoy.

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