| Doris Day AKA Doris Mary Ann von Kappelhoff
Born: 3-Apr-1924 Birthplace: Cincinnati, OH
Gender: Female Religion: Christian Science Race or Ethnicity: White Sexual orientation: Straight Occupation: Actor, Singer Party Affiliation: Republican Nationality: United States Executive summary: The Man Who Knew Too Much Father: William Kappelhoff Mother: Alma Kappelhoff Brother: Richard (d.) Brother: Paul (d. 1958, heart failure) Husband: Al Jorden (m. Mar-1941, div. 1942) Son: Terry Melcher (music producer, b. 8-Feb-1942, d. 2004, with Jorden) Husband: George Weidler (m. 30-Mar-1946, Oct-1946) Husband: Marty Melcher (m. 3-Apr-1951, d. 20-Apr-1968) Husband: Barry Comden (restaurateur, m. 14-Apr-1976, div. 1981)
Golden Globe 1989 Hollywood Walk of Fame 6278 Hollywood Blvd (music) Hollywood Walk of Fame 6735 Hollywood Blvd (motion pictures) Presidential Medal of Freedom 23-Jun-2004 Hysterectomy Nervous Breakdown German Ancestry Risk Factors: Aviophobia
FILMOGRAPHY AS ACTOR With Six You Get Eggroll (7-Aug-1968) Where Were You When the Lights Went Out? (19-Jun-1968) Caprice (18-Apr-1967) The Ballad of Josie (1-Feb-1967) The Glass Bottom Boat (9-Jun-1966) Do Not Disturb (22-Dec-1965) Send Me No Flowers (14-Oct-1964) Move Over, Darling (19-Dec-1963) The Thrill of It All (17-Jul-1963) Billy Rose's Jumbo (6-Dec-1962) That Touch of Mink (14-Jun-1962) Lover Come Back (20-Dec-1961) Midnight Lace (13-Oct-1960) Please Don't Eat the Daisies (31-Mar-1960) Pillow Talk (6-Oct-1959) It Happened to Jane (14-Jul-1959) The Tunnel of Love (21-Nov-1958) Teacher's Pet (1-Apr-1958) The Pajama Game (29-Aug-1957) Julie (17-Oct-1956) The Man Who Knew Too Much (1-Jun-1956) Love Me or Leave Me (26-May-1955) Young at Heart (Dec-1954) Calamity Jane (4-Nov-1953) By the Light of the Silvery Moon (26-Mar-1953) April in Paris (24-Dec-1952) The Winning Team (20-Jun-1952) Starlift (14-Dec-1951) I'll See You in My Dreams (6-Dec-1951) On Moonlight Bay (26-Jul-1951) Lullaby of Broadway (26-Mar-1951) Storm Warning (3-Mar-1951) The West Point Story (22-Dec-1950) Tea for Two (1-Sep-1950) Young Man with a Horn (9-Feb-1950) It's a Great Feeling (1-Aug-1949) My Dream is Yours (15-Apr-1949) Romance on the High Seas (25-Jun-1948)
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