LOVE Doris Day!!! I grew up watching all these old flicks with my momma...we had our favorites that we'd watch over and over, it was our "thing". :) hehe. We both love Doris sooo much...and Rock Hudson, too. This is prob my fave Day/Hudson movie...an... (read more) LOVE Doris Day!!! I grew up watching all these old flicks with my momma...we had our favorites that we'd watch over and over, it was our "thing". :) hehe. We both love Doris sooo much...and Rock Hudson, too. This is prob my fave Day/Hudson movie...and prob even just my fave Day film, altogether. :D Oh yeah and Tony Randall is amazing, too!!! :D

I really enjoyed this though I don't usually like Doris Day, Rock Hudson is so lovely. Its really quite naughty for the 50s with a whole gay subtext and message of tolerance that took my breath away. I didn't think they made films like this back then... (read more) I really enjoyed this though I don't usually like Doris Day, Rock Hudson is so lovely. Its really quite naughty for the 50s with a whole gay subtext and message of tolerance that took my breath away. I didn't think they made films like this back then.

When oh when will i ever learn to never watch another Doris Day film as long as i live, i'm sure i said that after the last Doris Day film i saw, i can't warm to her one bit she makes me cringe. If you took her out of this & replaced her with someon... (read more) When oh when will i ever learn to never watch another Doris Day film as long as i live, i'm sure i said that after the last Doris Day film i saw, i can't warm to her one bit she makes me cringe. If you took her out of this & replaced her with someone else i would have liked it more.

Even though Rock Hudson was a homosexual back in the day, you could still feel there was sexual tension between him and Doris Day in this movie. It's a great comedy film, with clever split screens pushing boundries for what was allowed in the 50s. Fo... (read more) Even though Rock Hudson was a homosexual back in the day, you could still feel there was sexual tension between him and Doris Day in this movie. It's a great comedy film, with clever split screens pushing boundries for what was allowed in the 50s. For example, one split screen seems to show Day and Hudson in the bath together. Hudson plays Brad and his alter ego Rex, as he tries to win the love of his party-line sharing friend Jan Morrow. The story is sweet, and the jokes are great, but I felt very let down by the ending, as it was rushed and didn't make a lot of sense. But who can resist Doris Day?

Kind of ruins it to know that Rock Hudson has absolutely zero sexual attraction to Doris Day, but I'm sure it's still sweet and romantic

Typical Doris Day/Rock Hudson movie formula. EXTREMELY funny. One of their best, I'd say. And a bit scandalous in parts...tsk tsk. I highly recommend this one!

Rock Hudson and Doris Day talking on the phone to each other in split screen as they both sit in their bathtubs was as sexy as it got in the 1950's. Still, no denying Hudson's charms, he brings out the elegant best in Day.

Doris Day and Rock Hudson's first teaming together...for this zany comedy which puts Day as a single interior designer who shares a party-line with a womanizing songwriter (Hudson). Through a mutual friend, Hudson finds out Day is attractive but she ... (read more) Doris Day and Rock Hudson's first teaming together...for this zany comedy which puts Day as a single interior designer who shares a party-line with a womanizing songwriter (Hudson). Through a mutual friend, Hudson finds out Day is attractive but she has already made her dislike for him known. When he meets her, he disguises his voice and makes up a name and identity to help lead her on. This film won an Oscar for Best Original Screenplay and it is truly deserved -- a little dated by today's romantic comedy standards but still a great funny movie with snappy, classy dialogue.

oh my goodness. rock hudson's voice is like really smooth sex. velvet and silk. or something. just dayam. all and all, a great movie, would've been even with out the voice.
maybe not, but still.
good movie

A movie i've always enjoyed from a by-gone era. Doris Day. Tony Randall. Thelma Ritter. Rock Hudson. All of them crack me up in this light-hearted flick.

Pillow Talk was released in 1959 but does anyone remember that two years later in 1961 ... (read more) A movie i've always enjoyed from a by-gone era. Doris Day. Tony Randall. Thelma Ritter. Rock Hudson. All of them crack me up in this light-hearted flick.

Pillow Talk was released in 1959 but does anyone remember that two years later in 1961 Day, Randall and Hudson starred in "Lover Come Back" which was virtually the same movie as "Pillow Talk"? My opinion is that "Pillow Talk" is the better of the two though.