Known as one of the "national treasures" of the United States and one of the most representative works in film history, "Song in the Rain" is the work of American actress Debbie Reynolds, and it is no exaggeration to describe it as "breathtaking".
Debbie Reynolds later became an important actress in the MGM song and dance era in Hollywood history, and when she starred in "Song in the Rain" with a generation of dancers, Jean Kelly, she learned to dance fast and was highly praised.
The film is arguably the best song and dance in film history, and while Gene Kelly shines in the film, Debbie Renos is on her way to stardom when she was not yet 20 years old.
Debbie Reynolds had a handsome face, and when she was still studying at Burrbenk High School, she won the title of "Miss Burbaik" at the beauty pageant.
This title was a contract for her to take the Warner Film Company, which became a stepping stone to join the film industry, and later she signed a contract with MGM to specialize in song and dance films as the girl next door, which gradually became popular.
Debbie Reynolds' film roles are mostly pure, healthy, and lively female figures, and she is also very popular, and she also won the reputation of a jade girl in the film industry.
However, she and another jade girl, Elizabeth Taylor, have a sensational love-hate entanglement in the United States, and the two girls are good girlfriends, and Debbie Reynolds, after Taylor's widow, often goes to comfort her.
She works with her husband Eddie. Fisher also helped Taylor take care of her husband's affairs, not wanting the two to have a secret affair, so that it turned into a scandal that sensationalized the United States in the late 50s.
Debby Reynolds gained widespread sympathy after the two were scolded by national acclaim, but the couple finally broke up, and Debbie Reynolds had a strong personality, quickly devoted herself to filming to soothe the wounds, and remarried the next year.
The two marriages also caused her financial troubles, coupled with her own lack of investment, reynolds declared bankruptcy in 1997, her daughter Kelly Fisher died on December 28, 2016, at the age of 60, and she died the next day at the age of 84.