Pillow Talk
A charmingly chaotic story about a carefree heartbreaker, a successful career woman, and the amusing things that can happen when two such opposite characters meet. Rock Hudson is Brad Allen, a composer and notorious playboy. Doris Day is the quick-witted interior designer Jan Morrow. The two share a phone line, over which they develop a distinct dislike for each other. Eventually, Brad identifies Jan's voice and the face that goes with it. The events that then take their course in this entertaining romantic comedy give a whole new meaning to the old adage 'All's fair in war and love'.
Lover Come Back
This irresistible romantic comedy stars Doris Day and Rock Hudson as rival Madison Avenue advertising experts. Jerry Webster uses less than impeccable methods to secure new clients, while Carol woos her clients with charm and expertise. When he snatches a potential client from under her nose, she seeks revenge and secretly infiltrates his new VIP campaign to persuade the inventor of the secret product to defect to her agency. Of course, she has no idea that Jerry himself is posing as a scientist and enjoys gleefully hoodwinking the competition while thoroughly depleting her expense account.
Send Me No Flowers
Director Norman Jewinson brought together one of Hollywood's most famous screen couples, Doris Day and Rock Hudson, as a feisty housewife and depressed husband in their third and final film together. Obsessive hypochondriac George Kimball overhears his doctor talking about the impending death of one of his patients. Believing himself to be the victim, he seeks help from his friend and neighbor Arnold Nash, as George has taken it into his head to find a new husband for his soon-to-be widowed wife Judy. Unfortunately, Arnold is not much help, as he drowns the thought of the coming loss of George in martinis from now on. Already troubled by her husband's increasingly strange behavior, Judy is all the more frustrated when an old beau shows up at their country club and George endorses his attentions to her as well!