Pretty lady, great banner, still my favorite movie!
Happy weekend all,
Jill

Anna, Sinem and Melancholy - great job on the pictures. What treasures.
Jill

As a former dancer, I can tell you that dancing on the steps is the hardest - especiall that fantastic footage of her dropping down a step then back up etc. All of the dancing she did - she made it look easy and it is not!! I can't believe that she was as flawless as she was with that shattered leg....

Now here is that rare case where I prefer the colorized version. Nice work Barbara! Wish I could say the same for the film, which is my least favorite of the Doris / Rock / Tony collaborations. I find a lot to enjoy in this film, but the script isn't nearly as fresh or funny as PT and LCB. However,...

Welcome back Alan - I am fairly new to the forum - joined last year. I too have been a fan for a long time. Like Anna, I don't have any memorabilia, just pictures, and tapes of her appearances and interviews, most of which I have gotten from Bryan and the wonderful members on this forum. I sure do m...

Doubtfully Yours did a great job on this. So cute - dancing in sync with the music.
Thanks for posting,
Jill

Ania,
These pictures are wonderful I have never seen them before. Great job. Wherever do you find them? Thanks for posting.
Happy Sunday,
Jill

Thanks Howard - That was a nicely done tribute. Do you think in the last set of pictures showing Doris today, that the one in the upper right is her. Doesn't look familar. Just wondering.
Cheers,
Jill

Awwwwh....My two favorite people - Jan Morrow and Brad Allen.
Thanks everyone have a great weekend.
Jill

Very Nice Ania!

Well Bryan, you just made my day. I signed in and wow - there they are. It doesn't matter how you feel about the film (I happen to love it), all you have to do is to look at the pair of them and I defy you not to get a great big smile on your face. Thank You!!!
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Great banner all. Thanks Bryan for posting the movie. I love this movie no matter what anyone else says. I even love the song! I lose 5 pounds just watching her run.
Have a good week everybody,
Jill

Bryan, What is it about the BW photos that make them look so crisp on the computer? The clarity and contrast are amazing. In some respects, I prefer the BW images over color. Not always though. Switching back to Tunnel of Love and I don't mean to obsess about that movie, but I've never understood w...

howard wrote:She looked so beautiful at the premiere, didn't she?

She was and is perfect. I loved the way she looked around the Teacher's Pet time.

Jill

I agree with everyone. This is one of my favorites, but my song choices are "Put Em In A Box" and "It's You Or No One" - think she was wonderful with the Page Cavanaugh Trio. Had never heard the word Chooch before, but I like it and I think I will start using it!!
Cheers,
Jill

Iagree Bryan - I think she was at her sexiest in this role. I know Gable was older, but they defintely had some chemistry going on - and I don't think age was a factor. She played a strong, independant woman who ended up collaborating with her man in the end. Just great all the way around. She alway...

Thanks Peter - I am new to the forum and have just found this list. Thank you so much.
Cheers,
Jill

Thanks for posting this Bryan. I hadn't been back that far in the forum. Wasn't aware of your website. Can't wait to go through the movies.
Cheers,
Jill
Love the banner by the way!

The link- pic in yellow is indeed beautiful - from around 1963- when Doris was making Move Over Darling. Think this is her real hair- so much better than the wigs used in the film MOD- wish they had used her own hair in it. I agree. Wish we had seen more of her real hair and the freckles. Can't ima...

What I admire most is the fact that the Photoshopping gives new life to the originals without cheapening them. In less talented hands, this sort of thing could easily become more about the technology than the art of binging new life to something old. Kudos to Bryan, Barbara, Puck and others who sha...

Great video Bryan!!

Great banner. Dark, stormy, frightening, and oh by the way Louis Jordan was one good lookin' fella'!
Happy weekend,
Jill

Pretty in PINK!!
Thanks for posting.
Jill

Oh, I really like this one.
Jill

Love these pics Ania. There were some serious stripes going on in that Family Room! Also looks like a cork floor. Very green and sustainable for the 50's. If it is cork - congrats to Doris for being a leader in the "green" movement. No pun inteneded with those stripes!!
Cheers!
Jill