Debbie Reynolds
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Biography
[Edit]At the peak of her career, actress Debbie Reynolds was America's sweetheart, the archetypal girl-next-door; best remembered for her work in Hollywood musicals, she appeared in the genre's defining moment, Singin' in the Rain, as well as many other notable successes. Born Mary Frances Reynolds on April 1, 1932 in El Paso, Texas, she entered the film industry by winning the Miss Burbank beauty contest in 1948, resulting in a contract with Warner Bros. However, the studio cast her in small roles in only two films — 1948's The June Bride and 1950's The Daughter of Rosie O'Grady — and she soon exited for the greener pastures of MGM, where she first appeared in Three Little Words. A more significant turn in 1950's Two Weeks with Love garnered Reynolds strong notices, and soon she was touted as the new Judy Garland, with a role in 1951's Mr. Imperium also on the horizon.
Still, star Gene Kelly initally opposed her casting in his 1952 musical Singin' in the Rain; Reynolds acquitted herself more than admirably alongside the likes of Donald O'Connor and Jean Hagen, however, and the film remains one of the greatest Hollywood musicals ever produced. A series of less distinguished musicals followed, among them 1953's I Love Melvin, The Affairs of Dobie Gillis and Give a Girl a Break; on loan to RKO, she scored a major success in 1954's Susan Slept Here, and upon returning to MGM was awarded with a new and improved seven-year contract. However, the studio continued to insert Reynolds into lackluster projects like the health-fad satire Athena and the musical Hit the Deck; finally, in 1955 she appeared opposite Frank Sinatra in the hit The Tender Trap, followed by a well-regarded turn as a blushing bride in The Catered Affair a year later.
Additionally, Reynolds teamed with real-life husband Eddie Fisher in the musical Bundle of Joy; the couple's children also went on to showbiz success — daughter Carrie became a popular actress, novelist and screenwriter, while son Todd became a director. In 1957 Reynolds starred in Tammy and the Bachelor, the first in a series of popular teen films which also included 1961's Tammy Tell Me True, 1963's Tammy and the Doctor and 1967's Tammy and the Millionaire; her other well-received films of the period included 1959's It Started with a Kiss, 1961's The Pleasure of His Company and 1964's The Unsinkable Molly Brown, for which she earned an Academy Award nomination. In 1959 Reynolds' marriage to Fisher ended in divorce when he left her for Elizabeth Taylor; the effect was an outpouring of public sympathy which only further increased her growing popularity, and it was rumored that by the early 1960s she was earning millions per picture.
By the middle of the decade, however, Reynolds' star was waning. While described by the actress herself as her favorite film, 1966's The Singing Nun was not the hit MGM anticipated; its failure finally convinced the studio to offer her characters closer to her own age, but neither 1967's Divorce American Style nor the next year's How Sweet It Is performed well, and Reynolds disappeared from the screen to mount her own television series, the short-lived Debbie Reynolds Show. In 1971 she appeared against type in the campy horror picture What's the Matter with Helen?, but when it too failed she essentially retired from movie making, accepting voiceover work as the title character in the animated children's film Charlotte's Web but otherwise remaining away from Hollywood for over a decade.
Reynolds then hit the nightclub circuit, additionally appearing on Broadway in 1973's Irene. In 1977, she also starred in Annie Get Your Gun. By the 1980s, Reynolds had become a fixture in Las Vegas, where she ultimately opened her own hotel and casino, regularly performing live in the venue's nightclub and even opening her own museum of Hollywood memorabilia. In 1987, she reappeared in front of the camera for the first time in years in the TV movie Sadie and Son, followed in 1989 by Perry Mason: The Case of the Musical Murder. In 1992 Reynolds appeared briefly as herself in the hit film The Bodyguard, and a small role in Oliver Stone's 1993 Vietnam tale Heaven and Earth marked her second tentative step towards returning to Hollywood on a regular basis; finally, in 1996 she accepted the title role in the acclaimed Albert Brooks comedy Mother, delivering what many critics declared the best performance of her career. The comedies Wedding Bell Blues and In and Out followed.
Title: Vintage Movies No. 25 - EP: Two Weeks With Love
Artist: Debbie Reynolds, Carleton Carpenter, Jane Powell
Genre: Theatre/Soundtrack
Title: You Are My Lucky Star (From "Singing in the Rain") (Remastered) - Single
Artist: Gene Kelly, Debbie Reynolds
Genre: Pop
Title: Best Of Debbie Reynolds
Artist: Debbie Reynolds
Genre: Pop, Theatre/Soundtrack, Vocal & Symphonic
Collections
Title: Jukebox Favourites - Best of Jazz Ladies
Genre: Jazz
Title: I Love the 50's Vol. 2
Genre: Pop
Title: I Love Melvin (Original Film Soundtrack)
Genre: Theatre/Soundtrack
Title: 123 Classic Hits from the Early 1950's
Genre: Pop
Title: Popcorn Party (Classics From The Popcorn Years Vol. 6)
Genre: Hip Hop/R&B, Soul, Pop
Title: The Greatest St. Valentines Day Love Songs, Vol. 10
Genre: Pop
Title: 100 Original Soundtracks, Hollywood Vol 1
Genre: Theatre/Soundtrack
Title: Music from Johnny Depp Films
Genre: Theatre/Soundtrack
Title: Christmas Favorites, Vol. 1
Genre:
Title: Vintage Hollywood Classics, Vol. 2
Genre: Theatre/Soundtrack
Title: Hollywood Musicals
Genre: Theatre/Soundtrack
Title: 100 Original Soundtracks, Hollywood Vol 2
Genre: Theatre/Soundtrack
Title: The Greatest No. 1 Hits of the 50s
Genre: Pop
Title: America's Greatest Hits 1957, Vol. 2
Genre: Pop
Title: The Hits of 1957, Vol. 1
Genre: Pop
Title: 1950's Birthday Oldies Party Music
Genre: Pop
Title: Remember When - 25 Memorable Hits
Genre: Pop
Title: Catch a Falling Star - 25 Stellar Tracks
Genre: Pop
Title: Golden Girls - 25 Romantic Favourites
Genre: Pop
Title: Hollywood Gold
Genre: Pop
Title: Big Hits & Highlights of 1957, Vol. 11
Genre: Pop
Title: The Hugo Winterhalter Collection 1939-62, Vol. 2
Genre: Pop
Title: Traditional Pop, Vol. 2
Genre: Pop
Title: Classic Hits From the 50s
Genre: Pop
Title: Christmas Favorites, Vol. 1
Genre: Traditional Pop Music
Title: More Cinematic Moments
Genre: Theatre/Soundtrack
Title: Girl Singers - The Greatest Hits of 1960, Vol. 1
Genre: Pop
Title: Songs We Can't Forget, Vol. 6
Genre: Pop
Title: The Best Songs to Remember, Vol. 1
Genre: Pop
Title: Rock 'n' Roll, Pop & Soul Sisters, Vol. 22
Genre: Pop
Title: Paper Roses & More Loving Memories
Genre: Pop
Title: I Can't Stop Loving You and Other Romantic Hits
Genre:
Title: Greatest Hits of 1960, Vol. 25
Genre: Pop
Title: Wonderful Vintage Duets
Genre: Jazz
Title: Pop Hits Of The 50's Vol 2
Genre: Pop
Title: Irene (Original Broadway Cast)
Genre: Theatre/Soundtrack
Title: Irene (Original Broadway Cast)
Genre: Theatre/Soundtrack
Title: Hit the Deck (O.S.T - 1953)
Genre: Theatre/Soundtrack
Title: Divas Of Jazz Vol 6
Genre: Jazz
Title: Queens of Jazz, Vol. 6
Genre: Jazz
Title: Valentine's Day - 50 Classic Love Songs
Genre: Pop
Title: Memories Are Made Of This: Fifties Hits
Genre: World Music
Title: 50 Classic Songs from the 1950s!
Genre:
Title: That's Entertainment
Genre: Jazz
Title: Great Love Songs from the Movies
Genre: Theatre/Soundtrack
Title: Say One for Me (Original Film Soundtrack)
Genre: Pop, Theatre/Soundtrack
Title: American Movie Greats Vol 3
Genre: Pop
Title: Teen Idols & Teenage Hits from Way Back Then
Genre:
Title: Big Hits Highlights of 1951, Vol. 1
Genre: Pop
Title: Greatest Female Vocalists, Vol 2
Genre: Jazz
Featuring albums
Title: Gene Kelly Double Bill: Singing In the Rain / An American In Paris
Artist: Gene Kelly
Genre: Theatre/Soundtrack
Title: Gene Kelly’s Centenary / Gene Kelly's Centenary
Artist: Gene Kelly
Genre: Rock, Pop, Theatre/Soundtrack
Title: How the West Was Won (Original Film Soundtrack)
Artist: Alfred Newman
Genre: Theatre/Soundtrack
Title: April Love and Tammy And The Bachelor
Artist: Various Artists
Genre: Pop, Theatre/Soundtrack, Vocal & Symphonic
Title: America's Greatest Hits Volume 2 1951
Artist: Various Artists
Genre: Jazz, Vocal Jazz, Rock, Pop, Pop Rock, Theatre/Soundtrack, Vocal & Symphonic
Title: Music From The Motion Picture "Connie and Carla"
Artist: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack
Genre: Pop
Title: Singin' in the Rain (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)
Artist: Various Artists
Genre: Theatre/Soundtrack
Title: Music (From the Motion Picture "Connie and Carla")
Artist: Various Artists
Genre: Theatre/Soundtrack
Title: The Unsinkable Molly Brown: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack
Artist: Various Artists
Genre: Theatre/Soundtrack
Title: Singin' in the Rain: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack
Artist: Various Artists
Genre: Theatre/Soundtrack
Title: Charlotte's Web (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)
Artist: Various Artists
Genre: Theatre/Soundtrack
Title: The Unsinkable Molly Brown (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)
Artist: Various Artists
Genre: Theatre/Soundtrack