Singin' in the Rain (1952)

"Singing in the rain" is one of the best movies ever. This movie is beautiful and fun. I am laughing in Hollywood, but it is also very passionate. A small part of Hollywood legend can find a way to enter this wonderful movie.

Start Rio is perfect: Jean Kelly gives funny performance as a silly silent actor; Donald O'Connor makes the most of his "second banana" character; Debbie Reynolds is trying it out It is optimum. Break into a movie

The three stars are unforgettable including Kelly's "Singing in the Rain" classic, all three of "Good Mornin", O'Connor's "Make'Em Laugh", and Kelly and Reynolds inn I played a number of numbers. I am telling you. But the masterpiece may be the serial number of "Gotta Dance" perfect for Kelly and Cyd Charissejust. O'Connor and Kelly are also interested in "matching violin" and "Moses hypothesis".

Of course there are other production figures such as the scene ending with the number of 'beautiful girls' featuring Jimmy Thompson, a montage showing the transition to Hollywood's sound movie.

Jean Hagen (as Lina Lamont) was nominated for Oscar and robbed the movie with a classic comedy program. Millard Mitchell, Douglas Fowly, Rita Moreno, King Donovan, Kathleen Freeman, May Clark, Julius Tannen, Mage Blake

A good trick for this movie is thought to be Hagen's "lip sync", but it is truly Hagen's voice and Reynolds imitates the number "I am delighted, you are pleased" ing. The last imitation is that "rain song" in Hagen's mouth is really Reynolds. As confused, I do not know who's lips are synchronizing their voices

In this movie, many legends of Hollywood are repeated. Hergen 's Lamont character is a hidden mention to Normatal Mage, as her new York accent is said to have failed due to the conversation. This is also a reference for Louise Brooks who made his debut in the Canary Murder case. When Kelly cried, "I love you," this is the first appearance of John Gilbert in the conversation. His glorious night. Kathleen Freeman's head coach's role is the mention of Constance Collie who returned to Hollywood as a coach. Like this

On my 10th birthday I received a DVD from the classical musical "Sing in the Rain" (DVD) (1952) starring Gene Kelly and Debbie Reynolds. I began watching the movie at least 20 times and always forced my sister Hana or my brother Isaac to see with me. The main character of this movie is not Don Rockwood (starring) or Kathy Selden (female protagonist), but Don's silly friend Cosmo. At some point in the musical "Cosmo" (Donald O'Connor), Gene Kelly's criminal attempted to say to him: "The show seems to work hard for his friend's don's love's attention he failed "We need to keep going. "Then, speak the musical lyrics" Make'em Laugh ". The first section of the song is as follows.

Singin'in the Rain is an American musical romantic comedy movie in 1952, starring Kelly, Donald O'Connor, Debbie Reynolds. It made a simple depiction of Hollywood in the late 1920s. And the three stars were depicting the transition from silent movies to "sound movies". When it was released for the first time, the movie was just a small hit. Donald O'Connor was awarded the Golden Globe Award for Film Actor or Comedy, Betty Condon and Adolf Green were awarded the American Writers Guild Award in his script and Hagen was nominated for Best Supporting Actress Award. But it has been given a legendary status by contemporary critics and is often considered the best film ever produced at the best movie musical ever and the "Freed Unit" of Metro - Goldwin - Meyer It is.

Dorothy Comingor is the amount of the relationship between the sharp voice of Jean Hagen and the failure of Wells and Rita Hayworth's fate in "Sing in the Rain" (1952) as a mistress of Susan Alexander. In fact, this performance made Hearst angry, as Susan apparently agreed with Marston Davis, the second wife of Hearst, that he was indeed a very talented performer. The comparison became a lightning rod for Hurst attack and Wells' greatest regret. As a revelation of "bud of Roses", I never taught them to reconsider their first impression in a deeper way - without distorting the frustrating first audience. The mysterious thread was unleashed by an unseen investigator and revealed only to the audience. The sled's name. At first, this revelation seems to be normal, but it may even be random. Of course, the warning "First of all may be very simple" is displayed, but is actually that simple? What can be learned from simple things in life?