Thanks for being here!!! Thanks for another great fun banner for 2018. Thanks for making it all possible!!!
Hope to hear some great stories, to find some nice photo's and hear some great music and shows by Doris!
Enjoy 2018, this website and good heath to everyone!
Happy New Year! Love the banner Puck. Thank you Bryan, for ALL you do for us and to keep DORIS out and about. We are so very fortunate that she is still with us..I hope everyone has a wonderful, safe and healthy new year... the BEST is yet to come!!!!!
Thank you all, much appreciated. It's very cold in London and getting colder. I was wondering what it would be like to be in New York, etc? Dangerous with that degree of cold and power failures. Warm thoughts!
Beautiful Love Me or Leave Me banner. Thanks Bryan.
In Toronto last night it was 19 degrees below zero with a wind chill that made it feel like minus 24. We have experienced severe cold during December up to today. Tomorrow it is going up to 2 degrees. Normally we don't experience this type of weather until February. On the bright side there is not a germ in the air that can survive. It is always fun to see the fashionable boots dogs are wearing as they venture out on their walks with their bundled humans.
Fortunately the Doris Day Forum always brings us warmth. So, thank you again.
Fabulous banner Bryan - Doris' Helen Rose gown on the right looks as crisp as the weather, conversely the orange hue on the left provides some warmth. Beautiful
This is a YouTube video mashup of Love Me or Leave Me and a roaring twenties tune "Turn on the Heat".
I made it 8 years ago! it hasn't had many views, I'm not bothered about that but I think that might be because I didn't identify it with Doris or LMOLM and just labeled it "Turn on the Heat".
Great production Bryan. You captured the feel of the period with the sepia tones, the running lines on the film, the camera movements to give the images life, and especially the song bringing eveything together. I am sure it will get a lot of play now. Thanks for posting and Happy Days, Texas Gonzalo
Thank you, Michael - it was a bit of a throw-away job that I would redo if I had the time - but fun to see many years later.
Here's an interesting article on Doris and Jimmy:
James Cagney and Doris Day,
The Perfect Couple That Never Got Together
James Cagney and Doris Day were a great team. There was a special magic when they worked together. Perhaps it was because they were very good friends. She had a lot of respect for his talent and experience, saying that he was the most professional actor with whom she ever worked, and he respected her, too. Some people have compared his relationship with her to his relationship with Joan Blondell, his best friend and frequent co-star in the 1930s. However, unlike Joan Blondell, Doris Day made only two pictures with James Cagney. For the Duo Double Feature Blogathon, I am going to explore the brilliant, untapped possibilities of Cagney and Day, the perfect film couple that never got together."