Singin' in the Rain

Singin'in the Rain manufactured by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer was expected to be 4.44 million dollars sold by MGM on April 10, 1952, with total revenues of $ 3.6 million, Technicolor 35 mm minus, 37: 1 It is the aspect ratio. , Mono audio, 103 minutes. Laser disc released in 1991, DVD restored from three original Technicolor negatives released in 1992, DVD of Dolby Digital Sound Production played in 1997 was released. Written by Comden, Adolph Green was made by Arthur Freed and made by Nacio Herb Brown, Lennie Hayton was made by Harold Rosson Films were edited by Adrienne Fazan.

"Singing in the rain" is best known as it was done by Gene Kelly in the movie "Singing in the Rain" in 1952. The lyrics "sing in the rain" often refers to rain and clouds (Kelly). However, compared to Creedence Clearwater Revival's song, rain is the opposite of the main meaning of the song or the opposite. Character Kelly's role is "I am laughing in the darkness of the clouds, the sun is in my heart, I am ready for love" (Kelly). This shows people looking at the rain and says they are ready for a positive change coming to them. Tang considers his devastating rain as a workaround for his happy mood and is not regarded as a precursor to the difficulties ahead. According to Mark · Richards, when the character of Kelly dances while singing, the scene becomes unrealistic, and the surrounding people say "Tang is puzzled by the joy of the pouring song".

I've already taught "songs in the rain" many times, so when I heard that title there were several scenes in my mind. Donald O'Connor sang in the rain of Gene Kelly who was trying to entertain audiences with "Let's Smile", and a colorful mystery of "Broadway Melody". I like to film about 70 minutes with "Song in the Rain" - after the symbolic nominal figures of Kelly and after Rockwood (Kelly), Cosmo (O'Connor) and Producer R. F. Simpson (Miller De Mitchell) agreed to adapt the fateful "intercom" The Dueling Cavalier to the musical The Dancing Cavalier.

Singin 'in the Rain is a romantic comedy movie of American music in 1952, starring Kelly, Donald O'Connor, Debbie Reynolds. It made a simple depiction of Hollywood in the late 1920s. And three stars drawn a transition from silent movie to "sound movie". When it was released for the first time, the movie was just a small hotspot. Donald O'Connor received 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 is given a legendary status by contemporary critics and is often thought of as the best movie ever "Freed Unit" made by the best movie musical ever, and metro - gold win - meier ever.