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Doris Day, Polly Bergen, and James Garner in Move Over, Darling (1963)

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Move Over, Darling

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Featured in

    • "Biography" Doris Day: It's Magic (TV Episode 1998)

      clip

    • Marilyn Monroe: The Final Days (TV Movie 2001)

    • The Amazing Road to 'Move Over, Darling' (Video 2007)

      clips

    • "Discovering Film" Doris Day (TV Episode 2015)

      Clips shown and performance discussed.

    • "Stars of the Silver Screen" Doris Day (TV Episode 2015)

      Clips shown and performance discussed.

Referenced in

    • Wild Seed (1965)

      seen on marquee of the Ritz Theatre when Fargo is hustling money on the street

    • "The Dick Cavett Show" Episode dated 14 December 1971 (TV Episode 1971)

      Garner relates how he broke Doris Day's rib during production.

    • Marilyn: Something's Got to Give (TV Movie 1990)

    • The Parent Trap (1998)

      elevator scene

    • The Six Degrees of Helter Skelter (2009)

      Title song for movie is credited to Terry Melcher, Doris Day's son.

References

    • My Favorite Wife (1940)

      The movie that Ellen describes to Bianca while giving her a massage is My Favorite Wife.

Remake of

    • Enoch Arden (1914)

      This is a remake.

    • My Favorite Wife (1940)

    • Something's Got to Give (Short 1962)

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