Send Me No Flowers is on TCM and it just hit me that her movies that I remember have Frigidaire appliances in the kitchen.
What is it with Doris Day Movies & Frigidaire Appliances?s
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petek
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Que sera sera
well actually wonder if it had anything to do with GM sponsorship/product placement, you know she loved her Chevy commercials.
well actually wonder if it had anything to do with GM sponsorship/product placement, you know she loved her Chevy commercials.
I don't recall Doris Day ever doing Chevrolet commericals, I believe you're thinking of Dinah Shore, "See the USA in your Chevrolet". Probably the reason for the Frigidaire appliances in her movies of the "Send Me No Flowers" vintage is because they were filmed at Universal. Likewise, most Universal movies from the 60's will have cars from Chrysler Corp. if the star is in or around a car.
Eddie [this post was last edited: 11/17/2016-20:56]
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twintubdexter
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Well...
...there were other stars who used Frigidaire appliances in their kitchens...Custom Imperials with electric door openers to boot!
...there were other stars who used Frigidaire appliances in their kitchens...Custom Imperials with electric door openers to boot!
vacerator
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Priceless!
Didn't the dog actually do it later in the movie?
Appliances those days wouldn't tip over either.
Made me think of Robin again, and a woman who also used a door knob. She made up her face first. She wanted to look pretty.
One never knows quite how they will handle depression, or a tragic illness.
Three hours of suffering may be enough, so I don't judge. Some are alone, with no one to use their life insurance.
Didn't the dog actually do it later in the movie?
Appliances those days wouldn't tip over either.
Made me think of Robin again, and a woman who also used a door knob. She made up her face first. She wanted to look pretty.
One never knows quite how they will handle depression, or a tragic illness.
Three hours of suffering may be enough, so I don't judge. Some are alone, with no one to use their life insurance.
