"That's the Doris Day Filter".... I think you mean....

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In Reply to: That's the Doris Day Filter- posted by oldmkvi on March 21, 2019 at 10:54:27:

cinematography by the likes of Harry Stradling... He was Barbra Streisand's cinematographer on her first 4-5 films until his unexpected death. He was famous for photographing women through a hazy lens... He was cinematographer on some of Hollywood's most renowned films... Funny Girl, My Fair Lady, A Streetcar Named Desire, The Pajama Game, Guys and Dolls, Auntie Mame, Gypsy to name a few..... I don't think Doris Day used lens filtering as much as some of the stars in the above films....

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Topic - Walk on the Wild Side, 1962 - Victor Khomenko 10:13:56 03/21/19 (5)

RE: Walk on the Wild Side, 1962 - Bill the K 20:14:36 03/22/19 (0)

As I recall, films of that time often showed blurry-faced women. - free.ranger 21:16:39 03/21/19 (1)

Yes, of course, but... - Victor Khomenko 06:05:56 03/22/19 (0)

That's the Doris Day Filter- - oldmkvi 10:54:27 03/21/19 (1)

"That's the Doris Day Filter".... I think you mean.... - TWB 10:53:05 03/22/19 (0)

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"That's the Doris Day Filter".... I think you mean.... - TWB 10:53:05 03/22/19 (0)

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