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Gene Kelly

Highest Rated:: 100% That's Entertainment (1974)
Lowest Rated:: 0% What a Way to Go! (1964)

Birthday:: Aug 23, 1912
Birthplace:: Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA
Bio:: Along with Fred Astaire, Gene Kelly was the most successful song-and-dance man in film history, a towering figure in the development and enduring success of the movie musical. Born August 23, 1912, in Pittsburgh, PA, he initially studied economics, funding his education by working alternately as a…

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Highest Rated Movies

Filmography

Range of Movie T-meters: 0% - 100%

Number of Movies: 62

Box Office Since 2001: --

Year	Rating	Title	Credit	Box Office
2011		Take Me Out to the Ballgame	Actor	--
2008		Hollywood Singing and Dancing: The 1950s	Actor	--
2007		Essential Classic Musicals	Director	--
2003		The Great American Songbook	Actor	--
2002		Gene Kelly - Anatomy of a Dancer	Actor	--
2000		A Bing Crosby Christmas	Actor	--
1998		Bing Crosby Christmas	Actor	--
1994	100%	That's Entertainment! III	Host	--
1990		You're the Top: The Cole Porter Story	Actor	--
1987		American Treasure: A Smithsonian Journey	Actor	--
1985		A.F.I. Life Achievement Awards - Gene Kelly	Actor	--
1985		That's Dancing!	Host	--
1985		Sins	Actor	--
1982		The Marx Brothers in a Nutshell	Actor	--
1981		A.F.I. Life Achievement Awards - Fred Astaire	Actor	--
1980	41%	Xanadu	Danny McGuire	--
1977		Viva Knievel	Will Atkins	--
1976		That's Entertainment 2	Host Director	--
1974	100%	That's Entertainment	Narrator Director	--
1973		40 Carats	Billy Boylan	--
1970		The Cheyenne Social Club	Director Producer	--
1969	53%	Hello, Dolly!	Director	--
1969	97%	The Young Girls of Rochefort (Les Demoiselles de Rochefort)	Actor	--
1967		Jack and the Beanstalk	Director Actor	--
1967	67%	A Guide for the Married Man	Director	--
1964	0%	What a Way to Go!	Jerry Benson	--
1962		Gigot	Director	--
1960	91%	Inherit the Wind	E.K. Hornbeck	--
1960	67%	Let's Make Love	Himself	--
1958		The Tunnel of Love	Director	--
1958		Marjorie Morningstar	Noel Airman	--
1957		The Happy Road	Producer Director Mike Andrews	--
1957	100%	Les Girls	Barry Nichols	--
1956		Invitation to the Dance	Director Screenwriter Actor	--
1955	86%	It's Always Fair Weather	Ted Riley Director	--
1954	82%	Brigadoon	Tommy Albright	--
1954		Deep in My Heart	Actor	--
1952	100%	Singin' in the Rain	Don Lockwood Director	--
1952		The Devil Makes Three	Captain Jeff Eliot	--
1952		Love Is Better Than Ever (The Light Fantastic)	Guest Star	--
1951	98%	An American in Paris	Jerry Mulligan	--
1950		Summer Stock	Joe D. Ross	--
1950		Black Hand	Johnny Columbo	--
1950		It's a Big Country	Icarus Xenophon	--
1949	94%	On the Town	Gabey Director	--
1949	92%	Take Me Out to the Ball Game	Eddie O'Brien	--
1948		Words and Music	Actor	--
1948		Words and Music	Himself	--
1948	71%	The Three Musketeers	D'Artagnan	--
1948	71%	The Pirate	Serafin	--
1947		Living in a Big Way	Leo Gogarty	--
1946	75%	Ziegfeld Follies	Gene Kelly	--
1945	67%	Anchors Aweigh	Joseph Brady Director	--
1944		Christmas Holiday	Robert Monette Director	--
1944	89%	Cover Girl	Danny McGuire	--
1943		Du Barry Was a Lady (Gentleman's Choice)	Alec Howe/Black Arrow	--
1943		The Cross of Lorraine	Victor La Biche	--
1943		Pilot #5	Actor	--
1943		DuBarry Was a Lady	Actor	--
1943		Thousands Cheer	Eddie Marsh	--
1942	100%	For Me And My Gal	Harry Palmer	--
		USS Franklin: The Ship That Wouldn't Die	Actor	--

Gene Kelly Trivia

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While filming the famous rain scene in "Singin' in the Rain", he had a fever of 103 degrees.

- submitted by Lindsay Elizabeth M (18 months ago)

One of his personal quotes: "If Fred Astaire is the Cary Grant of dance, I'm the Marlon Brando."

- submitted by Lindsay Elizabeth M (18 months ago)

Quotes from Gene Kelly's Characters

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1. Tommy Albright: [miserable] Why do you have to *lose* something, to find out what it *really* means?
From Brigadoon. Submitted by Francis L (4 days ago)