Debbie Reynolds Biography And Filmography - American actress

Random News - She was born on April 1, 1932 in El Paso, Texas. She was the second son of Maxine Harmon and Raymond Francis Reynolds, who worked as a carpenter for the Southern Pacific Railroad. It has Scottish, Irish and English ancestry. His family moved to Burbank, California in 1939, where She grew up.

 

Debbie Reynolds, Photo: theplace2.ru

At age sixteen, in 1948, when she was a student at Burbank High School, she won the Miss Burbank beauty pageant. Soon after, She signed a contract with Warner Bros.

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She appeared regularly in music films during the 1950s and had several successful albums. His song "Aba Daba Honeymoon" appearing in the movie Two Weeks with Love (1950) singing duet with Carleton Carpenter was his first success. She played mostly "naive" roles in several musical comedies (Three Little Words, R. Thorpe, 1950), and some time later starred in some masterpieces of the genre: Singing in the Rain (Stanley Donen and Gene Kelly, 1952) ; Three lucky girls (Donen, 1953); I Love Melvin (D. Weis) and The Bachelor and Love (Ch. Walters, 1955), in Bundle of Joy (1956) appeared with her then husband, Eddie Fisher.

She married the singer Eddie Fisher, but after a while She left. His two roles in The Conquest of the West (G. Marshall / Henri Hathaway / John Ford, 1962) and in Molly Brown, always afloat (Walters, 1964), were the prelude to two failures: Goodbye, Charlie (Vincente Minnelli, id .), And Dominique (The Singing Nun H. Koster, 1966).

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Their first marriage was with the singer Eddie Fisher in 1955. They were parents of Carrie and Todd Fisher. After being known the relations of Fisher and Elizabeth Taylor divorced in 1959. Their second marriage was with the businessman Harry Karl, and lasted from 1960 to 1973. Later it was married with the real estate entrepreneur Richard Hamlett from 1984 to 1996. They bought the Paddlewheel Hotel & Casino in Las Vegas, but it was a failure. In 1997, Reynolds was forced to file for bankruptcy. She was the mother of Princess Leia in "Star Wars," Carrie Fisher.

 

In the mid-1960s, Debbie Reynolds' stellar status on the big screen declined, slowing down her films and shifting her fine art to different media such as television and Broadway theater.

Debbie Reynolds, died December 28, 2016 in Los Angeles, 84 years after suffering a stroke, just one day after the death of her daughter Carrie. The actress was hospitalized at about 13.00 local time when she was at the home of her son Todd in Beverly Hills (Los Angeles) organizing the preparations for his daughter's funeral.

Film:

2013 Behind the Candelabra TV
2012 In the Picture
2012 One for the Money
2006 Halloweentown 4 return to Halloweentown
2005 Fingers Walking
2004 Connie and Carla
2001 Halloweentown II: Kalabar's Revenge
1999 Gift of Love: The Daniel Huffman Story
1998 Halloweentown
1998 Zack and Reba
1997 In & Out
1996 Mother
1996 Wedding Bell Blues
1993 Heaven and Earth
1992 The Bodyguard
1973 The Mort of a Bucheron
1971 What's the Matter with Helen?
1967 Divorce American Style
1966 The Singing Nun
1964 Goodbye Charlie
1964 The Unsinkable Molly Brown
1963 My Six Loves
1963 How the West Was Won
1963 Mary Mary
1961 The Second Time Around
1961 The Pleasure of His Company
1960 The Rat Race
1960 Pepe
1959 The Gazebo
1959 Say One for Me
1959 It Started with a Kiss
1959 The Mating Game
1958 This Happy Feeling
1957 Tammy and the Bachelor
1956 The Catered Affair
1956 Bundle of Joy
1956 Meet Me in Las Vegas
1955 Hit the Deck
1955 The Tender Trap
1954 Susan Slept Here
1954 Athena
1953 Give a Girl A Break
1953 The Affairs of Dobie Gillis
1953 I Love Melvin
1952 Skirts Ahoy!
1952 Singin 'in the Rain
1951 Mr. Imperium
1950 Three Little Words
1950 The Daughter of Rosie O'Grady
1950 Two Weeks with Love
1948 June Bride