Send Me No Flowers

Ben Mankiewicz introduces Send Me No Flowers, 1964.

Ben Mankiewicz introduces Send Me No Flowers, 1964.

Ben Mankiewicz introduces Send Me No Flowers, 1964.

Leading lady Doris Day sings the distinctive Burt Bacharach-Hal David title tune, and leading man Rock Hudson groans his way through an opening gag narrated by Herb Vigran, opening the two stars' last feature together, Send Me No Flowers, 1964, co-starring Tony Randall.

Neurotic George (Rock Hudson) has just incorrectly told best pal Arnold (Tony Randall) that he's dying, but he's determined to keep the news from wife Judy (Doris Day), which is difficult, as they're blotto getting off the train, early in Send Me No Flowers, 1964, directed by Norman Jewison.

Having been introduced in their own nutty character vignettes, the first scene together for suburban husband and wife George and Judy (Rock Hudson, Doris Day), Norman Jewison directing, from a play by Norman Barasch and Carroll Moore, Send Me No Flowers, 1964.

Rock Hudson and Doris Day in their last co-starring movie, Send Me No Flowers (1964).