From Turner Classic Movies, here's Doris Day's touching tribute to her great friend and co-star Rock Hudson.

Lee Van Cleef was a man of few words on screen and in real life also, as evidenced by the relatively few interviews he consented to. Here is a rarity: Van Cleef interviewed by Johnny Carson from February, 1984. The reason? He was promoting his TV series "The Master", which also aired on NBC.

From the Cinema Retro archives: newspaper adverts for Walt Disney's "Follow Me, Boys!"  a Boy Scout comedy hit starring Fred MacMurray, Vera Miles and up-and-comer Kurt Russell.

These ads show theater play dates in Colorado.

Richard Boone is best known for playing the iconic role of gentleman gunslinger Palladin in the classic TV series "Have Gun, Will Travel" which ran between 1957-1963. But there was much more to his career in TV, stage and film. The YouTube channel Remembering Hollywood Celebrity presents a fine overview of his work and reveals some surprising facts through the assistance of Peter Boone, Richard's son. For example, Boone played a pivotal role in the filming of "Hawaii Five-0" on location in Honolulu. This is a fine tribute to a fine actor.

Here's an interesting and informative vintage documentary about Oscar winner Burt Lancaster, remembered by his friends and colleagues.