Doris Day & Rock Hudson - The Romantic Trilogy

In three comedies, Doris Day and Rock Hudson, at the dawn of the 1960s, built a myth and shaped a lasting collective imagination: that of American life in technicolor and cinemascope, of its luxurious apartments and its incomparable chic. . A tenacious incarnation of glamour, of a perfection always questioned in a sparkling and irreverent way. Find these jewels swimming in a delectable political incorrectness and carried by an incomparable writing.

Contains :

- Confidences on the pillow (1959)
A man and a woman share a phone line while despising each other. One fine day, the man decides to have a little fun by making up his voice to seduce the young woman.

- Pajamas for Two (1961)
Jerry Webster and Carol Templeton both work in advertising. But Jerry's methods (alcohol and women to ensure the signing of contracts) do not please Carol who will do everything to eject him from the circuit...

- Don't Send Me Flowers (1964)
A hypochondriac thinks he's really going to die. So he sets up a plan to find a new husband for his wife before he dies. But she discovers that something is brewing behind her back