Doris Day is an American actress and singer who debuted as the female lead in the Warner Bros. musical romantic comedy film ‘Romance on the High Seas’ (1948). She went on to collaborate with Warner Bros. in many minor musicals including ‘Tea for Two’ (1950), ‘Lullaby of Broadway’ (1951), ‘April in Paris’ (1952), ‘By the Light of the Silvery Moon’ (1953), and ‘Calamity Jane’ (1953) – which gave her the ‘Academy Award’-winning song, ‘Secret Love’.
She then transitioned to more dramatic roles and earned critical acclaim for ‘Love Me or Leave Me’ (1955). She followed up with several successful movies like ‘The Man Who Knew Too Much’ (1956), ‘Julie’ (1956), and ‘The Pajama Game’ (1957).
Her best role came in ‘Pillow Talk’ (1959), which earned her nominations for ‘Oscar’ and ‘Golden Globe’. She became the top ranking actress with the success of her later films ‘Lover Come Back’ (1961), ‘That Touch of Mink’ (1962), ‘Thrill of It All’ (1963), ‘Move Over, Darling’ (1963), ‘Send Me No Flowers’ (1964) and ‘The Glass Bottom Boat’ (1966). However, after the failure of ‘Do Not Disturb’ (1965), her film career declined, following which she starred in the CBS sitcom ‘The Doris Day Show’ (1968-73).