Doris Day filmography

Main article: Doris Day

Filmography

Doris Day appeared in feature films from 1948 through 1968. She also appeared in several short subjects about herself or other artists. In 1941 Day appeared as a singer with the Les Brown band in a co-called soundie (a Cinemasters production).

Features

Year	Title	Role	Notes
1948	Romance on the High Seas	Georgia Garrett	Her feature film debut. Co-starring Jack Carson.
1949	My Dream Is Yours	Martha Gibson	Co-starring Jack Carson.
	It's a Great Feeling	Judy Adams	Co-starring Jack Carson.
1950	Young Man with a Horn	Jo Jordan	Her first dramatic role. Co-starring Kirk Douglas and Lauren Bacall.
	Tea for Two	Nanette Carter	Co-starring Gordon MacRae. Adaptation of Broadway musical No, No, Nanette
	The West Point Story	Jan Wilson	Co-starring James Cagney
1951	Storm Warning	Lucy Rice	Co-starring Ronald Reagan, Ginger Rogers and Steve Cochran
	Lullaby of Broadway	Melinda Howard	Co-starring Gene Nelson
	On Moonlight Bay	Marjorie 'Marjie' Winfield	Co-starring Gordon MacRae Based on the Penrod stories by Booth Tarkington.
	I'll See You in My Dreams	Grace LeBoy Kahn	Co-starring Danny Thomas
	Starlift	Herself	Her name appeared first in the on-screen credits.
1952	The Winning Team	Aimee Alexander	Co-starring Ronald Reagan
	April in Paris	Ethel  'Dynamite' Jackson	Co-starring Ray Bolger
1953	By the Light of the Silvery Moon	Marjorie 'Marjie' Winfield	Co-starring Gordon MacRae A sequel to On Moonlight Bay.
	Calamity Jane	Calamity Jane	Co-starring Howard Keel Introduced Academy Award-winning song Secret Love
1954	Lucky Me	Candy Williams	Co-starring Robert Cummings and Phil Silvers
	Young at Heart	Laurie Tuttle	Co-starring Frank Sinatra
1955	Love Me or Leave Me	Ruth Etting	Co-starring James Cagney
1956	The Man Who Knew Too Much	Josephine 'Jo' McKenna	Co-starring James Stewart. Directed by Alfred Hitchcock. Introduced Academy Award-winning song Que Sera, Sera
	Julie	Julie Benton	Thriller co-starring Louis Jordan
1957	The Pajama Game	Katherine 'Babe' Williams	Co-starring John Raitt. Adaptation of Broadway musical
1958	Teacher’s Pet	Erica Stone	Co-starring Clark Gable
	The Tunnel of Love	Isolde Poole	Co-starring Richard Widmark Golden Globe Award-nominated for Best Motion Picture Actress - Comedy/Musical
1959	It Happened to Jane	Jane Osgood	Co-starring Jack Lemmon and Ernie Kovacs
	Pillow Talk	Jan Morrow	Her first film with Rock Hudson. Academy Award-nominated for Best Actress. Golden Globe Award-nominated for Best Motion Picture Actress - Musical/Comedy.
1960	Please Don’t Eat the Daisies	Kate Robinson Mackay	Co-starring David Niven
	Midnight Lace	Kit Preston	Thriller co-starring Rex Harrison Golden Globe Award-nominated for Best Motion Picture Actress - Drama
1961	Lover Come Back	Carol Templeton	Her second film with Rock Hudson.
1962	That Touch of Mink	Cathy Timberlake	Co-starring Cary Grant
	Billy Rose’s Jumbo	Kitty Wonder	Adaptation of Broadway musical Golden Globe Award-nominated for Best Motion Picture Actress - Musical/Comedy
1963	The Thrill of It All	Beverly Boyer	Co-starring James Garner
	Move Over, Darling	Ellen Wagstaff Arden	Co-starring James Garner. Remake of My Favorite Wife (1940). Initiated as Marilyn Monroe's unfinished film Something's Got to Give. Golden Globe Award-nominated for Best Motion Picture Actress - Musical/Comedy
1964	Send Me No Flowers	Judy Kimball	Her third and last film with Rock Hudson.
1965	Do Not Disturb	Janet Harper	Co-starring Rod Taylor
1966	The Glass Bottom Boat	Jennifer Nelson	Co-starring Rod Taylor
1967	The Ballad of Josie	Josie Minick	Co-starring Peter Graves and George Kennedy
	Caprice	Patricia Foster	Co-starring Richard Harris
1968	Where Were You When the Lights Went Out?	Margaret Garrison
	With Six You Get Eggroll	Abby McClure	Co-starring Brian Keith; her last film.

Short subjects

• Screen Snapshots: Hollywood Night Life (1952)
• So You Want a Television Set (1953) - brief cameo as herself with Gordon MacRae in a promotion for By the Light of the Silvery Moon (1953)^[1]
• Every Girl's Dream (1966)

Television appearances

Selected list

• What's My Line? Sept. 8, 1957 (Episode # 379) (Season 9, Ep 2) Mystery Guest^[2]
• The Doris Day Show (128 episodes, 1968–1973) Golden Globe Award: nominated for Best TV Star - Female
• The Governor & J.J. (1 episode, voice only, 1970)^[3]

References

1. ^ So You Want a Television Set (1953) at Internet Movie Database
2. ^ What's My Line? episode of Sept. 8, 1957 at Internet Movie Database
3. ^ The Governor & J.J. episode of 2 Dec. 1970 at Internet Movie Database

Further reading

• Santopietro, Tom (2007) Considering Doris Day. Thomas Dunne Books, St. Martin's Press. Emphasis is more on body of work than personal life.