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What movie did Doris Day go to Lake Tahoe with Rock Hudson?
Send me no flowers
Who was doris days co star in pillow talk?
Some are Rock Hudson and Tony Randall
What 2003 movie was modeled on the Doris Day-Rock Hudson movies of the early 1960s?
Down With Love
Which Day starred opposite Rock Hudson?
Quite a few, as the link below shows.
Where Doris Day and Rock Hudson married?
The actors themselves, never. They did portray film CHARACTERS that, in the film, were married.
What movie did Doris Day go to Lake Tahoe with Rock Hudson?
Send me no flowers
Who was doris days co star in pillow talk?
Some are Rock Hudson and Tony Randall
What 2003 movie was modeled on the Doris Day-Rock Hudson movies of the early 1960s?
Down With Love
Which Day starred opposite Rock Hudson?
Quite a few, as the link below shows.
Where Doris Day and Rock Hudson married?
The actors themselves, never. They did portray film CHARACTERS that, in the film, were married.
What 1950s heartthrob was named Rock?
Rock Hudson was a 1940s-1950s heart throb. He was handsome and personable. He co-starred often with Doris Day.
In what song is the line Even Rock Hudson lost his heart to Doris Day?
Look at Me, I'm Sandra Dee from Grease
What actors and actresses appeared in The Doris Mary Anne Kappelhoff Special - 1971?
The cast of The Doris Mary Anne Kappelhoff Special - 1971 includes: Perry Como as himself Doris Day as herself Rock Hudson as himself
Which musical may the clue bedtime romp refer to?
I think that it is probably "Pillow Talk" the movie with Doris Day and Rock Hudson
How many movies were Doris Day and Rock Hudson in together?
Only one: The Man Who Knew Too Much (1956).
Did doris day go to Paris with rock Hudson when he received treatment for AIDS?
She did not but she remained loyal to her old friend until the end of his life. He was lucky to have her as a friend.
What is Rock Hudson's birthday?
Rock Hudson was born on November 17, 1925.
