Forum Banners 2019

[On Moonlight Bay]

Great banners from Bryan & Puck. I like the 'Goodnight, Doris." and 'Goodnight, Rock." on the banner, it illustrates the gentle friendship between them. Rock had many other leading ladies but apart from Liz Taylor, I don't think he bonded with any as much as he did with Doris.

[jmichael]

I agree. Rock got along well with all of his female co-stars but he shared a special bond with Doris and Elizabeth. He was also good friends with Carol Burnett who adored him I don't recall any of his leading ladies having a bad word to say about him.

Michael

[Ania]

A wonderful banner, a wonderful and fun movie!


Ania

[webmaster]

Thanks again. Peter posted this image of Doris in the 1950s. Ain't she sweet?

[Jas1]

Another beautiful banner.

[jmichael]

Striking use of color with the BW image of Doris. I love the font choice too.

Well done, again, maestro Bryan.

Michael

[webmaster]

Thanks Jas and Michael, and Peter for the photo. The font is called !Plaza (DReg), I used to use it a lot, I can let you have it if you use Windows, haven't got a Mac version.

[jmichael]

Oh, thanks Bryan..... but I'm a MAC guy.

Michael

[webmaster]

You could try downloading it and see if it works, it doesn't say it's just for PCs.
https://ufonts.com/fonts/plazadreg.html

[webmaster]

From Puck.

[Jas1]

LOVE this banner.

[jmichael]

So do I!

It really has a fifties vibe I can see Doris putting down the convertible top and going on a road trip in that scarf. Another winner from Puck!

Thank you,
Michael

[webmaster]

Thanks, guys, yes, great shot, isn't it? The original(s):

[Johnny]

Thanks Puck for the beautiful Doris banner. My first thought was Doris is on our Canadian flag . It makes me think there needs to be a Doris Day flag. She was loved around the world; having been the number one box office star in the world.

Doris looks so sophisticated.

Thanks Bryan for the originals. I prefer Doris in blue since it compliments her eyes.

[webmaster]

Yes, I see what you mean about the Canadian flag, Johnny! it wasn't intentional but it looks very similar!



I prefer the blue one too!

[Johnny]

Thanks so much Bryan!

You really put a smile on my face.

I would vote to put Doris on every flag in the world. Doris symbolizes kindness. Our world really needs more kindness.

I just thought of the line from the WHAM song:
Wake Me Up Before You Go Go:
"You make the sun shine brighter than Doris Day"

Love this line. It is a great song to listen to when cooking in the kitchen.

Just whimsical thoughts.

Have a great weekend!

[Ania]

A wonderful banner, absolutely fantastic!

Ania

[puck]

Wow, you create again a amazing banner, do love the Canadian flag, absolute a wow factor, thank you Bryan, she looks so happy, and that smile, she still brings us sunshine with that smile, I feel still sad that she is gone, but must never forget she gave us so much joy, so much to laugh about, and her friendship with her fans was so special.
She was special, a great actress and singer, but most of all she was a wonderful, amazing woman. She will life for ever in our hearts. She will never be forgotten.

[Johnny]

Thank you Bryan and Puck for this uplifting beautiful Doris banner.

Thank you Puck for your words of wisdom on Doris. Her spirit remains with us all. Doris was a gift to the world that made many lives much richer and happier. Thankfully her music and films are here for us all to appreciate.

[webmaster]

Thank you, Johnny.

And thank you Puck for such a lovely sweet banner - luckily I've still got a big supply of all the great images you've sent me.

[doris-day-fan]

Thank you Bryan and Puck for the wonderful banners. You are both so talented and I appreciate all you do to keep Doris with us. Love them all!!!

[webmaster]

Thanks, Mary Anne!

Here's another - I hadn't seen this pic before:




Day’s film debut, Romance on the High Seas, alongside Jack Carson, released in 1948:



Doris Day: a life in pictures. Peter Bradshaw on Doris Day: the wholesome face of postwar American optimism.
https://www.theguardian.com/film/galler ... n-pictures

[On Moonlight Bay]

Doris looks so cool there although she referred to the make-up department as 'embalmers' as they dyed her hair and tried to make her look like Ginger Rogers or someone.

[jmichael]

Interesting choice of BW considering how colorful this musical was on screen. But it works...

Georgia Garrett was Doris at her sassiest. She ran with it, stole the film, and the rest is cinematic history.

Thank you Bryan.
Michael

[webmaster]

Thanks Michael. One more and then one from Ania: