Debbie Reynolds and Jean Hagen singing a song called "Singin' In The Rain" from the movie "Singin' In The Rain.". + Informações

Debbie Reynolds as the mystery guest on What's My Line? Look for the "surprise" guest at the end. Episode originally aired on 29 August 1954.. + Informações

Living legend Debbie Reynolds talks about the "Golden Age of Hollywood".. + Informações

A short biography of Debbie Reynolds presented by Carrie Fisher on TCM. + Informações

Debbie Reynolds - Tammy. + Informações

You can't sing a protest song without a fabulous gown, a glamorous wig, and matching heels.. + Informações

Images and music of the talented and well-loved Hollywood Star. + Informações

My Six Loves is a 1963 comedy film starring Debbie Reynolds as a Broadway star who takes a vacation and finds herself responsible for six abandoned children, in Gower Champion's directorial debut. It is based on the novel of the same name by Peter Funk. Debbie Reynolds as Janice Courtney Cliff Robertson as Reverend Jim Larkin David Janssen as Marty Bliss Eileen Heckart as Ethel Hans Conried as Kinsley Kross Mary McCarty as Doreen Smith John McGiver as Judge Harris Max Showalter as BJ Smith Alice Ghostley as Selena Johnson Alice Pearce as Bus Driver Pippa Scott as Dianne Soper Claude Stroud as Dr. Miller Darlene Tompkins as Darlene Smith Leon Belasco as Mario Billy E. Hughes as Leo Jim Backus as Sheriff. + Informações

Title: Singin' in the rain Year: 1952 Cast: Gene Kelly, Donald O'Connor, Debbie Reynolds, Jean Hagen, Millard Mitchell Music: Nacio Herb Brown Distributed by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer All Right Reserved by the Warner Bros. Entertainment. (I don't own this video.). + Informações

In 1971, the revival of the 1925 musical No, No, Nanette with screen legend Ruby Keeler proved to be an enormous hit. Its producer, Harry Rigby, deciding to cash in on the nostalgia craze by reviving another vintage show with another glamorous movie star as its centerpiece, zeroed in on Irene with Debbie Reynolds making her Broadway debut in the title role. Rigby hired librettist Hugh Wheeler to rework the show, which retained only five of the original songs and added tunes written by McCarthy with other composers and original numbers by Charles Gaynor and Otis Clements, with additional material by Wally Harper and Jack Lloyd, written specifically for the revival. The production was troubled from the start. Billy De Wolfe was forced to withdraw due to illness and was replaced by George S. Irving as Madame Lucy. Reviews in Toronto were mixed, and when Reynolds was stricken with a throat ailment, the producers, rather than cancel the sell-out performances, had her mime her dialogue and songs on stage to director John Gielgud's reading of them from the wings, much to the dismay of angry audiences. Philadelphia critics were brutal, and Gielgud, an odd choice for a lightweight musical comedy, was replaced by Gower Champion, who had helmed a Los Angeles revival of Annie Get Your Gun with Reynolds. Peter Gennaro was hired to restage the musical numbers, and Joseph Stein was brought in to doctor the book, which now had Irene posing as a countess in cahoots with couturier Madame .... + Informações

From the film Two Weeks with Love, this is Abba Dabba Honeymoon sung by Carleton Carpenter and Debbie Reynolds.. + Informações

From "The Affairs of Dobie Gillis" Debbie Reynolds and Bobby Van sing All I Do Is Dream of You which Debbie Reynolds sang the year before in "Singin in the Rain" to a Charleston beat.. + Informações

Debbie Reynolds on Bonnie Hunt 3/05/09 #1. + Informações

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1983. With Dionne Warwick, Shelley Winters, Teri Garr, Virginia Mayo, Pat Van Potten, and Terry Moore.. + Informações

DVD: www.amazon.com thefilmarchive.org Mr. Imperium (UK title: You Belong to My Heart) is a 1951 romantic drama film made by MGM. It was directed by Don Hartman who co-wrote screenplay with Edwin H. Knopf, based on play by Edwin H. Knopf. The music score is by Bronis?aw Kaper. One event in the film that slipped by un-noticed was when Lana Turner (at her own insistence and after an argument with the director) introduced "The Guadalajara Trio" by name, although they were not listed in the screen credits. In the manner of the way that Latino actors and musicians were often treated, they were also omitted from the credits of several other films like 'My Friend Irma Goes West" with Dean Martin & Jerry Lewis even though they did several beautiful songs. Cast Lana Turner as Fredda Barlo Ezio Pinza as Mr. Imperium Marjorie Main as Mrs. Cabot Barry Sullivan as Paul Hunter Cedric Hardwicke as Bernand Debbie Reynolds as Gwen Ann Codee as Anna Pelan The Guadalajara Trio (Francisco, Luis, Joseph) as Themselves Lana Turner (February 8, 1921 -- June 29, 1995) was an American actress. Discovered and signed to a film contract by MGM at the age of sixteen, Turner first attracted attention in They Won't Forget (1937). She played featured roles, often as the ingenue, in such films as Love Finds Andy Hardy (1938). During the early 1940s she established herself as a leading actress in such films as Johnny Eager (1941), Ziegfeld Girl (1941) and Somewhere I'll Find You (1942). She is known as .... + Informações

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Debbie Reynolds - "Tammy" I hear the cottonwoods whisperin' above, "Tammy ... Tammy ... Tammy's in love" The ole hooty-owl hooty-hoos to the dove, "Tammy ... Tammy ... Tammy's in love" Does my lover feel What I feel When he comes near? My heart beats so joyfully, You'd think that he could hear Wish I knew if he knew What I'm dreamin' of Tammy ... Tammy ... Tammy's in love Whippoorwill, whippoorwill, you and I know Tammy ... Tammy ... can't let him go The breeze from the bayou keeps murmuring low: "Tammy ... Tammy ... you love him so" When the night is warm, Soft and warm, I long for his charms I' d sing like a violin If I were in his arms Wish I knew if he knew What I'm dreaming of Tammy ... Tammy ... Tammy's in love. + Informações

This is a truly delightful song that Debbie Reynolds sings to perfection.. + Informações

Debbie Reynolds tells a story about how Fred Astaire encouraged her to keep working hard on the dance routines for SINGIN' IN THE RAIN. AFI FACEBOOK APP: apps.facebook.com CONNECT WITH AFI: twitter.com AFI.com facebook.com. + Informações

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The Debbie Reynolds version sung in the 1966 movie "The Singing Nun" based on the story of Soeur Sourire otherwise known as The Singing Nun. --i OWN this video-- ps Just kidding. copyright infringement intended.. + Informações

A film clip from the movie called: The Tender Trap (1955) with Frank Sinatra and Debbie Reynolds at the piano. Don't worry if your comment doesn't show up after posting because I approve comments so it will show up after I read it. All the best. + Informações

Here we have the lovely "Debbie Reynolds" singing "Tammy" which reached number 1 in the charts and this song was taken from the film "Tammy and the Bachelor" which was in 1957. + Informações

Video footage from the June 18, 2011, Profiles In History Debbie Reynolds Auction. Marilyn Monroe "The Girl" ivory pleated "Subway" dress by Travilla, the most recognized costume in film history, from The Seven Year Itch. (TCF, 1955) Ivory rayon-acetate halter dress with pleated skirt. Handwritten label "1-27-1-8171 M. Monroe A-734-12." Worn by Marilyn Monroe as "The Girl" in one of the most iconic images of film history in The Seven Year Itch, when she stood above the subway grate and uttered that famous line, "OOOH isn't it delicious?" The Seven Year Itch storyline, unlike some of Monroe's earlier films, held no promise as a costume showcase. It was not a period piece and had no dance routines. Yet this was to become the vehicle for Travilla's most famous dress design, in bias-cut crepe with a halter top and sunburst pleats. "So I wondered what could I do with this most beautiful girl that Marilyn was to play to make her look clean, talcum-powdered, and adorable," Travilla mused. "What would I give her to wear that would blow in the breeze and be fun and pretty? I knew there would be a wind blowing so that would require a skirt." [Hollywood Costume Design by Travilla, Maureen Reilly]. The fabric Travilla chose was an ivory colored rayon-acetate crepe, heavy enough to flow beautifully as Marilyn walked but still light enough to blow up in an interesting way. A fabric very hard if not impossible to get now, the closest is georgette. Travilla never normally used man-made .... + Informações