🎭💐🍾🍷🍿📽🎬Thank You TCM🎈💐👍👍👍👍👍👍👍please have Earl Holliman on your TCM- Debbie in Lewisburg Ky. Please also play that one movie with "Bob Crosby", he had dinner with my parents & I, and he was best friends with my Dads best friend "Jazz Muscian Smokey Stover" Also play that one Movie Silent Movie with Harold Benson playing Piano, he use to come spend all day with us playing our upright Piano, teaching me how to play by ear. 🍷🍾🎭🍷🍾🎭🍷🍾🎭🍷🍾🎭🍿🌭🍫🥤🍭🍿🌭🍫🥤🍭🍿🌭🍫🥤🍭🍿🌭🍫🥤🍭🍿🌭🍫🥤🍭
Isn't that the truth! She was really wonderful. Wow, when I look at the difference from attitude of many in Hollywood now. Not trying to be disrespectful but something that all of us should recognize & not just in Hollywood.
@@JM-dx1xv Even the stars before her: Bette Davis, Joan Crawford, Katherine Hepburn would complain about this or that...they didn't like the script or co-star or didn't want to work with this or that director. If she did have a problem with someone, she kept it to herself.
Last of the breed... only memories. I have a daughter who is 14. My pride is that she would be a classy woman like Doris and my mother, her grandmother...
I miss Robert Osborne as well. He was such a knowledgeable gentleman. This is such a great interview; I learned so much about Doris Day and he was so respectful. Todays interviews are always meant to shock and embarrass.
Doris Day was one of my all time favorite performers. She was very fortunate to have a long and productive life. I loved her for her incredible talent, incomparable style and her devotion to the protection and care of all animals. She will be sadly missed.
😰👍me too, my ex-fiance Earl Holliman was a Movie Star, I met him in Silvis IL when he traveled with Leon Everette's Country Band on a old Bus. Earl knew me by my first name Debbie, but anyway.. Earl use to go see Doris all the time. Earl was in that Western Movie The Sons of Katy Elder or was it called Katy Elders Sons? I cant remember, I sure do miss Earl alot😢. He will be the next one to pass away, you watch, hes really old now, but I still Love 💗my Earl, when my Baby girl Tiffany Jene was born he was going to put his name his last name on her Birth Certificate!!! So she woulda been born as Tiffany Sue Holliman, maybe even Tiffany Doris Holliman. I miss everyone so much..😰
@@ThatsJustPeachy1871 awh... thank you so much👍💗Be watching TCM all the time. Thank you dear heart. 💗👍🌷I greatly appreciated. I use to live in Moline, IL, but I live in Lewisburg, KY now. Debbie P.s. Did you know Earl like I did? He recently came to see me, sad part is, he said to me on the phone he couldnt remember me😰. Then he said "and say like I could remember you Debbie, I'm gettin too old, & im gonna die pretty soon. 😰, it broke my heart, I cried so hard. I will always miss my sweet heart of TCM Classical Movies. I will always miss him holding letting me rest my tired body on him while he stood tall & strong talking to my parents. But see my Mother ruined everything that night, she didnt want me to leave home, I was young, & she wasnt ready to let go, so somehow she got me & Earl in an argument, & he left me behind, ya my Mom ruined my opportunity to get Married to Earl that night. Sad part is, he had proposed to me in front of a crowd of people that night at "The Silvis Festival". I will always greeve 4ever over loosing Earl, I know hes old, but I still am very much in LOVE with my Earl. I will NEVER EVER get over loosing him. Sad part is he SAYS he cant remember me, but sometimes I wonder. I dont care how old he is to be honest, I still am in Love with him. Well thanks for the kind comment. Debbie In Lewisburg, KY
@@claudiascott6484 , Actually it was confirmed a couple years ago that she was born in 1922 when her birth certificate surfaced. She was indeed 92 here, not 90. Doris herself issued a statement about it after it was brought to her attention.... She felt it was no big deal.
@@christhomas5761 Makes sense because the video information says the interview was done in March 2014, 5 years later 2019 she would pass away at 97 not 95.
She really was so well rounded and not recognized enough for her work despite such hardships in her personal life. I will always as long as I live, enjoy her recordings and films.
What a sweetheart! So modest; you can sense her blushing when Robert would compliment her. I will miss her so much. And Robert was a comsummate gentleman also. RIP both of you.
What a wonderful interview. Ms Day was so sincere and humble throughout. I do hope she knew how much she was loved....for just her being in this world!
such a Lovely beautiful classy lady! I adored her, grew up watching her movies! Wholesome, and Fun!! You inspired so many! We Love you!! Rest in peace Doris Day.
She was a radiant lady who lit up wherever she was and instantly brought smiles. Very rare talent. So grateful her movies will be around always to enjoy!!
What a beautiful soul and lady !! Gorgeous voice, wonderful actress, but most important, was your love and compassion towards our fur babies !!!! You will be missed....Love you Doris !!!
Doris Day was CLASS PERSONIFIED THERE ARE FEW THAT HAVE HAD THE LOWS SHE HAD BUT STILL HAD SOOO MUCH GRACE AND THE 30 PLUS FILMS PROVED THAT SHE WAS THE BEST IN COMEDY AS WELL DRAMAS OHHHH MY GOODNESS A D FORGIVE MY CAPTS HOWEVER SHE DESERVES SHOUTING FROM THE MOUNTAIN TOPS SHE WILL BE GREATLY MISSED AND HER NATURAL BEAUTY AND LAUGHTER 😥😥😥😥
I'm a black woman (57 years old) who LOVED Doris Day. I related to her and continue having the same Life Values she has - including loving animals! I have many of her movies on DVDs and from the many interviews I've seen I relate to my Idol in many, many ways. As me, didn't choose good men - yet, we continue seeing the glass half full. LOVED DORIS DAY! RIP 🌻
Will miss her spirit and honesty and love for life. She knew God and had him in her heart . Doris signed a photo of my children for me sent from Australia . Will be sadly missed xxx
Thank you for that wonderful interview with Ms. Day. I will be 65 next month, and when I sadly read she had left us, I pulled out every musical DVD'S and movie DVD'S I had. It is sad to watch yes, but what a lady she was! She left us with wonderful memories, and for that I am eternally grateful. And I to be honest, my parents guided us to wholesome" movies in those days. And now, how thankful I am They did. God bless you Ms. Day, and rest in peace. You graced us with your presence.
MET DORIS WHEN MY AUNT WAS PRODUCING THE MIKE DOUGLAS SHOW AND SHE WAS A GUEST AND WHEN I GOT PICTURES WITH HER IT WAS LIKE SHE KNEW ME HER WHOLE LIFE AND SHE LOVED THE FACT HER DOG SHE HAD WITH HER WAS STAYING AROUND ME AND SHE SAID YOU MUST BE A GREAT PERSON BECAUSE SHE MEANING THE DOG LOVES YOU .
I so loved this lovely lady. Doris, your external beauty and your beautiful soul will be greatly missed in this world of so much ugly. Thank you for everything you did for the fur babies. I know God has a special place in Heaven. Until we meet in his land of glory❤️
She sounds just like she does in her movies... hearing her here, really hits me that she's gone, that I miss her...and Robert too, both are gone... Sad.
May 15, 2019 There should be a dog park (both indoor and outdoor) in every city around the world named 'Doris Day Memorial Dog Park.' Each park could be a little bit different to reflect the local area.
Your very kind, & very thoughtful, Jesus sees every kind remark you make, bless you young lady!👍👍 Keep watching Doris Day Movies, & TCM.com 📽🎬🍾🍷🍾🍷🎭🍿💐🥤🍫📺
Doris, I can understand your comfort level on stage. I think once you face it you loose your fear. Nothing was so nerving for me was to sit in a studio by myself with just a cold microphone and not knowing if anyone could hear me. Listening to your conversation today brings back a lot of memories for me, too. Once I got use to my own voice and stretching my own personality to go over the air waves, I decided I like the control room where I could invent my own format and put together my own seg-way shows; you know where you could fade in and fade out different songs or singers. My audience let me know how much they loved the stories I could unfold musically. When I did sign off shows, I had to tell my traveling audience to turn to another station because I was doing my last 15 minutes putting my listening audience in the mood for sleep and I didn't want them falling asleep at the wheel. I was surprised to hear from my truckers that didn't want to miss it, soo they would pull their rig off the road and take their siesta time listening to my sign-off. I believe in all of my professional life, this had to be the best time for me. I learned a lot. What I like doing was coaching others (like my baby brother who was a singer song writer) in getting over their stage fright by doing it - even telling a funny incident or story. All people go through the same scenario when learning to "stand up to be seen, speak up to be heard, and then Shut Up to be remembered." My Mom was a contralto singer and I hope you two meet and try doing a harmony bit. She just couldn't get it from me, but I bet the two of you would sound great. Mom said I couldn't carry a tune in a bucket but on radio I could make believe. R I P but I know you will be entertaining again, even if in Spirit. You left a great work to remember you by. I will think of the both of you, often. Til we meet again!
What a wonderful treat to come across here on RU-vid. She still sounds so youthful, and this is just 5 years ago. She will live on forever through her films and her songs, and in our hearts too. So nice having a gentleman as warm as Robert Osborne conducting this interview as well. Thank you for the upload.
I wonder why they released this only after her death? Nevertheless, it is great to hear her for an extended time. Only Robert could get a good interview from a private person. His kindness and genuine interest in Doris shines through. I miss them both. RIP Doris, you were a joy.
She was very natural and sincere on the phone with Robert Osborne. Great recollection of her singing and movies and her career. She loved show business and the world loved her
Yes, her work for Animals is so remarkable. She was a natural talent. I wonder if she ever had any Set backs in Life, as most mortal beings? Was she Just so exceptionally lucky in Life? Her attitude was so Positive and it was Just Positive vibes where ever she went.
Yes. Her son died at age 62 of cancer. Her 3rd husband embezzled her fortune and then he died so she had to sue his partner. She left Hollywood after that. Had 4 bad marriages. She wrote a book about it.
A GORGEOUS WOMAN WHO THOUGH WORLD REKNOWN, TRUE LOVE ALWAYS EVADED HER. UNSATISFIED BY 4 HUSBANDS, SOUGHT SOLACE IN ANIMAL CARE, NEVER SEEKING TO KNOW HER HEAVENLY FATHER WHO LONGED TO GIVE HER THE LOVE SHE LONGED FOR FOR MANY DECADES. NOW SHE IS IN ETERNITY. WHERE? GREAT TALENT IS GONE NOW.
Doris Day was a very talented, beautiful, classy, gracious woman! There is only. One Doris Day! She could be so funny and equally dramatic in her movies! Her movies are some of my favorites that I watch every time they are o TCM.❤️❤️
I know Doris did not want a funeral but I wonder where she requested to be laid to rest probably somewhere around where her home and dog sanctuary was in Carmel.she seemed such a lovely vibrant lady who just exuded such warmth.I would so loved to have met her and tell her how much I loved her films and her singing.hopefully if there is a place such as heaven I may one day get the chance.rip doris you were a gracious lady who had talent by the bucketload and who brought such energy and enjoyment to everyone.god bless you.x
@@annagancarz7430 Thanks. Yes, I know. My point being it wasn't "just before Robert's death" as Emily stated. The interview was in 2014. He died in 2017.
I always adored her! She was one of a kind and our world needs more Doris Days! Her smile, her laughter, her movies and her life brought joy to so many people! I love animals just like she did only wish I could help more of them. Rest in peace Doris! You will never be forgotten.
How interesting to hear her talking about regretting her retirement and thinking about coming back even that recently!! of course, it never came to pass and maybe that's for the best.
