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Midnight Lace/That Touch of Mink/The Ballad of Josie

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Number of Discs
1

Release Date
19/02/2007

Studio
UCA

format
DVD / Normal

Certificate UK
PG

Description

Triple bill of Doris 'Do-Do' Day features. In 'Midnight Lace' (1960) when newlywed heiress Kit Preston (Day) is unnerved by a series of threatening telephone calls and near-fatal 'accidents', she finds husband Anthony (Rex Harrison) less than sympathetic. He believes that the danger is all in her mind but she sees potential suspects everywhere - site foreman Brian Younger (John Gavin), treasurer Charles Manning (Herbert Marshall) and doting next-door-neighbour Malcolm (Roddy McDowall), to name but three. In 'That Touch of Mink' (1962), Philip Shayne (Cary Grant) is a wealthy businessman who accidentally muddies the dress of Cathy Timberlake (Day) when his limousine drives past her in the street. She arrives at his office to complain, only to be charmed into spending the day with him. Soon he's asking her to accompany him to Bermuda for a romantic holiday. She refuses at first, but weakens when he plies her with mink coats and champagne. 'The Ballad of Josie' (1967) is a western starring Day as Josie Minick - a feisty widow left to fend for her and her son (Teddy Quinn) after her abusive drunkard rancher husband dies with Josie suspected of doing him in. She decides on raising sheep as the way forward - and Arapaho town is cattle country. Local ranchers are less than thrilled and leading the anti-Josie cheer is Arch Ogden (George Kennedy) - a local cattle baron-cum-bigot. There are fights, gunfire, an all-out riot by the ladies of Arapaho who come to the aid of Josie against their own cattle-owning husbands and, eventual compromise with Josie entering the cattle business and marrying Jace (Peter Graves).

Director: Andrew McLaglen
Director: David Miller
Director: Delbert Mann
Writer: Andrew McLaglen
Producer: Ross Hunter
Producer: Stanley Shapiro
Producer: Norman MacDonnell
Producer: Martin Melcher
Writer: Stanley Shapiro
Music: Don Costa
Writer: Ivan Goff
Music: George Duning
Actor: Doris Day
Writer: Ben Roberts
Actor: Cary Grant
Actor: Peter Graves
Music: Frank Skinner
Actor: Gig Young
Actor: George Kennedy
Actor: Audrey Meadows
Actor: Andy Devine
Actor: Rex Harrison
Actor: John Astin
Actor: William Talman
Actor: John Gavin
Actor: Dick Sargent
Actor: David Hartman
Actor: Myrna Loy
Actor: Joey Faye
Actor: Guy Raymond
Actor: Roddy McDowall
Actor: John Fiedler
Actor: Audrey Christie
Actor: Herbert Marshall
Actor: Willard Sage
Actor: Karen Jensen
Actor: Natasha Parry
Actor: Elizabeth Fraser
Actor: John Williams
Actor: Linda Meiklejohn
Actor: Anthony Dawson
Actor: Shirley O'Hara
Actor: Hermione Baddeley
Actor: Timothy Scott
Actor: Richard Ney
Actor: Don Stroud
Actor: Rhys Williams
Actor: Paul Fix
Actor: Doris Lloyd
Actor: Robert Lowery
Actor: Teddy Quinn

Main Format
DVD

Keyword Index
Midnight Lace/That Touch of Mink/The Ballad of Josie|Doris Day

Colour
Colour

Region
Region 2

Extras 2
Languages(s): English, Interactive Menu, Screen ratio 1:1.78, Dolby Mono

Catalogue Number
8247234

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