Gene Kelly’s widow, Patricia Ward Kelly, is setting the record straight on one of the biggest myths surrounding the film Singin' in the Rain. A theory that has widely circulated online about the 1952 ...

1. Much of the credit for "Singin' in the Rain" belongs to MGM producer Arthur Freed, who, like Donald O'Connor's Cosmo Brown, rose from silent-era mood-music pianist to head of the studio's ...

When they first attempted to film in the afternoon, everyone was coming home from work and watering their lawn, so their ...

On the other hand, Singin' in the Rain's Donald O'Connor is certainly a more effective comedian than was Oscar Levant, its vaudeville hoofing routines are more frequent and just as well performed ...

There’s a reason the film Singin' in the Rain endures ... Together with Kelly’s best friend and collaborator Cosmo Brown (Donald O’Connor), Don and Kathy team up to save the picture ...

Donald O'Connor is possibly best remembered for his role as the comic foil to Gene Kelly in 'Singin' in the Rain' (1952). In this unedited recording, he recalls with enthusiasm his experience of ...

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