Doris Day in My Dream is Yours, 1949 Doris Day’s billing in this film is indicative of her meteoric rise from top-selling recording artist to top box-office movie star. This was only her second screen role, yet she’s billed second only to established Warner star Jack Carson. By her fifth film, Tea for Two, Day had top billing (over Gordon MacRae) and soon found herself among the 10 most popular movie stars in America. Only Fox contract player Marilyn Monroe, who came to public notice half a deca
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Doris Day in My Dream is Yours, 1949 Doris Day’s billing in this film is indicative of her meteoric rise from top-selling recording artist to top box-office movie star. This was only her second screen role, yet she’s billed second only to established Warner star Jack Carson. By her fifth film, Tea for Two, Day had top billing (over Gordon MacRae) and soon found herself among the 10 most popular movie stars in America. Only Fox contract player Marilyn Monroe, who came to public notice half a deca
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