Doris Day

Marty Melcher (Day's manager and third husband) squandered nearly $20 million of her earnings during their marriage and left her in serious debt when he died in 1968.

Since retiring from the entertainment business, she has devoted herself to the cause of animal welfare.

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Doris Day Show -Doris Martin

Actor

Where Were You When the Lights Went Out? 1968 -Margaret Garrison

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With Six You Get Eggroll 1968 -Abby McClure

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The Ballad of Josie 1967 -Josie Minick

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Send Me No Flowers 1964 -Judy Kimball

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Move Over, Darling 1963 -Ellen Wagstaff Arden

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That Touch of Mink 1962 -Cathy Timberlake

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Billy Rose's Jumbo 1962 -Kitty Wonder

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Lover Come Back 1961 -Carol Templeton

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Please Don't Eat the Daisies 1960 -Kate Mackay

Actor, Songwriter

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Midnight Lace 1960 -Kit Preston

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Pillow Talk 1959 -Jan Morrow

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It Happened to Jane 1959 -Jane Osgood

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The Tunnel of Love 1958 -Isolde Poole

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Teacher's Pet 1958 -Erica Stone

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The Pajama Game 1957 -Katie (Babe) Williams

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The Man Who Knew Too Much 1956 -Jo McKenna

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Love Me or Leave Me 1955 -Ruth Etting

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Lucky Me 1954 -Candy Williams

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Calamity Jane 1953 -Calamity Jane

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By the Light of the Silvery Moon 1953 -Marjorie Winfield

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The Winning Team 1952 -Aimee Alexander

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Storm Warning 1951 -Lucy Rice

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Young Man With a Horn 1950 -Jo Jordan

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A Woman's Face 1941 -Girl at Party

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April in Paris -Dynamite Jackson

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Caprice -Patricia Fowler

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Do Not Disturb -Janet Harper

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Federal Fugitives -Rita

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I'll See You in My Dreams -Grace LeBoy Kahn

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It's a Great Feeling -Judy Adams

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Julie -Julie Benton

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Lady Be Good -Debutante

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Tea for Two -Nanette Carter

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Soundies: A Musical History

Actor

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Starlift -Herself

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Romance on the High Seas -Georgia Garrett

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Saga of Death Valley -Ann Meredith

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My Dream Is Yours -Martha Gibson

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On Moonlight Bay -Marjorie Winfield

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The Thrill of It All! -Beverly Boyer

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The Glass Bottom Boat -Jennifer Nelson

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The Lullaby of Broadway -Melinda Howard

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They Got Me Covered -Beautiful girl in sheet

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This Time for Keeps -Freeman's Secretary

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Thou Shalt Not Kill -Mary Olsen

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Turf Boy -Carol Carter

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Village Barn Dance -Betty

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The West Point Story -Jan Wilson

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Young at Heart -Laurie Tuttle

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Highlights

Initially aspired to become a professional dancer, but abandoned her plans when at age 14, her leg was injured in a near-fatal automobile accident.

Marty Melcher (Day's manager and third husband) squandered nearly $20 million of her earnings during their marriage and left her in serious debt when he died in 1968.

Since retiring from the entertainment business, she has devoted herself to the cause of animal welfare.

Sang the Oscar-winning song "Que Sera, Sera" in the 1956 film The Man Who Knew Too Much. The tune also appeared on the National Endowment for the Arts' list of the top 365 Songs of the Century.