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Gene Kelly
Artist Biography For Gene Kelly
Eugene Curran "Gene" Kelly August 23 1912 – February 2 1996 Was An American Dancer Actor Singer Film Director Producer And Choreographer. Kelly Was Known For His Energetic And Athletic Dancing Style His Good Looks And The Likeable Characters That He Played On Screen.
Although He Is Known Today For His Performances In An American In Paris 1951 And Singin' In The Rain 1952 He Was A Dominant Force In Hollywood Musical Films From The Mid-1940s Until This Art Form Fell Out Of Fashion In The Late 1950s. His Many Innovations Transformed The Hollywood Musical Film And He Is Credited With Almost Single-Handedly Making The Ballet Form Commercially Acceptable To Film Audiences.
Kelly Was The Recipient Of An Academy Honorary Award In 1952 For His Career Achievements. He Later Received Lifetime Achievement Awards In The Kennedy Center Honors 1982 And From The Screen Actors Guild And American Film Institute In 1999 The American Film Institute Also Numbered Him 15th In Their Greatest Male Stars Of All Time List. Better Known As A Dancer And Movie Star Than A Singer Gene Kelly Nevertheless Turned In Memorable Vocal Performances In The Context Of His Movies The MGM Musicals Of The 1940s And 1950s.
Kelly Rose To Fame On Broadway Before Making His Hollywood Debut With "For Me And My Gal" In 1942. Kelly's Light High Vocals Are Distinctive And He Acted Even As He Sang Sometimes Letting His Voice Crack At A Pivotal Moment As In His Vocal For The Title Number In "Singin' In The Rain" . In Addition To Reinterpreting Classics By The Likes Of George Gershwin Kelly Introduced A Few Standards Including "Be A Clown" From The Film "The Pirate" And "Long Ago And Far Away" From "Cover Girl." He Also Performed Duets With Such Luminaries As Judy Garland And Frank Sinatra.
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Biography - Gene Kelly
Eugene Curran "Gene" Kelly August 23 1912 – February 2 1996 Was An American Dancer Actor Singer Film Director Producer And Choreographer. Kelly Was Known For His Energetic And Athletic Dancing Style His Good Looks And The Likeable Characters That He Played On Screen.
Although He Is Known Today For His Performances In An American In Paris 1951 And Singin' In The Rain 1952 He Was A Dominant Force In Hollywood Musical Films From The Mid-1940s Until This Art Form Fell Out Of Fashion In The Late 1950s. His Many Innovations Transformed The Hollywood Musical Film And He Is Credited With Almost Single-Handedly Making The Ballet Form Commercially Acceptable To Film Audiences.
Kelly Was The Recipient Of An Academy Honorary Award In 1952 For His Career Achievements. He Later Received Lifetime Achievement Awards In The Kennedy Center Honors 1982 And From The Screen Actors Guild And American Film Institute In 1999 The American Film Institute Also Numbered Him 15th In Their Greatest Male Stars Of All Time List. Better Known As A Dancer And Movie Star Than A Singer Gene Kelly Nevertheless Turned In Memorable Vocal Performances In The Context Of His Movies The MGM Musicals Of The 1940s And 1950s.
Kelly Rose To Fame On Broadway Before Making His Hollywood Debut With "For Me And My Gal" In 1942. Kelly's Light High Vocals Are Distinctive And He Acted Even As He Sang Sometimes Letting His Voice Crack At A Pivotal Moment As In His Vocal For The Title Number In "Singin' In The Rain" . In Addition To Reinterpreting Classics By The Likes Of George Gershwin Kelly Introduced A Few Standards Including "Be A Clown" From The Film "The Pirate" And "Long Ago And Far Away" From "Cover Girl." He Also Performed Duets With Such Luminaries As Judy Garland And Frank Sinatra. read less
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Although He Is Known Today For His Performances In An American In Paris 1951 And Singin' In The Rain 1952 He Was A Dominant Force In Hollywood Musical Films From The Mid-1940s Until This Art Form Fell Out Of Fashion In The Late 1950s. His Many Innovations Transformed The Hollywood Musical Film And He Is Credited With Almost Single-Handedly Making The Ballet Form Commercially Acceptable To Film Audiences.
Kelly Was The Recipient Of An Academy Honorary Award In 1952 For His Career Achievements. He Later Received Lifetime Achievement Awards In The Kennedy Center Honors 1982 And From The Screen Actors Guild And American Film Institute In 1999 The American Film Institute Also Numbered Him 15th In Their Greatest Male Stars Of All Time List. Better Known As A Dancer And Movie Star Than A Singer Gene Kelly Nevertheless Turned In Memorable Vocal Performances In The Context Of His Movies The MGM Musicals Of The 1940s And 1950s.
Kelly Rose To Fame On Broadway Before Making His Hollywood Debut With "For Me And My Gal" In 1942. Kelly's Light High Vocals Are Distinctive And He Acted Even As He Sang Sometimes Letting His Voice Crack At A Pivotal Moment As In His Vocal For The Title Number In "Singin' In The Rain" . In Addition To Reinterpreting Classics By The Likes Of George Gershwin Kelly Introduced A Few Standards Including "Be A Clown" From The Film "The Pirate" And "Long Ago And Far Away" From "Cover Girl." He Also Performed Duets With Such Luminaries As Judy Garland And Frank Sinatra. read less
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