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Mary Frances "Debbie" Reynolds (April 1, 1932 – December 28, 2016) was an American actor, singer, and film historian from El Paso, Texas.
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Born poor, she was crowned "Miss Burbank 1948" and discovered by Creator/WarnerBros. When WB stopped making musicals, she jumped over to {{Creator/MGM}} and starred in a bunch of successful ones. The soundtracks from her films were already charting at this point. Her vocals and acting ability impressed MGM, who decided to give her a [[StarMakingRole starring vehicle]] in ''Film/SinginInTheRain''. Creator/GeneKelly was skeptical of her casting due to her age (19) and lack of dancing experience, but she powered through it. A few years later, she provided the soundtrack to ''Tammy and the Bachelor''; its main title theme, "Tammy", became her SignatureSong and a permanent staple of her concerts.
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Mary Frances "Debbie" Reynolds (April 1, 1932 – December 28, 2016) was an American actor, actress, singer, and film historian from El Paso, Texas.
Born poor, she was crowned "Miss Burbank 1948" and discovered by Creator/WarnerBros. When WB stopped making musicals, she jumped over to {{Creator/MGM}} and starred in a bunch of successful ones. The soundtracks from her films were already charting at this point. Her vocals and acting ability impressedMGM, Creator/MetroGoldwynMayer producers, who decided to give her a [[StarMakingRole starring vehicle]] in ''Film/SinginInTheRain''. Creator/GeneKelly was skeptical of her casting due to her age (19) and lack of dancing experience, but she powered through it. A few years later, she provided the soundtrack to ''Tammy and the Bachelor''; its main title theme, "Tammy", became her SignatureSong and a permanent staple of her concerts.
Born poor, she was crowned "Miss Burbank 1948" and discovered by Creator/WarnerBros. When WB stopped making musicals, she jumped over to {{Creator/MGM}} and starred in a bunch of successful ones. The soundtracks from her films were already charting at this point. Her vocals and acting ability impressed
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During her lifetime, she dealt with public highs and lows. These ranged from an Oscar nomination for ''The Unsinkable Molly Brown'' to three bad marriages: Eddie Fisher dumped Reynolds for her recently widowed friend Creator/ElizabethTaylor, causing a media circus. Second and third husbands Harry Karl and Richard Hamlett left her in financial ruin due to their bad investments. Despite these hardships, her nearly seventy-year career in film, television, and stage endured.
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During her lifetime, she dealt with public highs and lows. These ranged from an Oscar nomination for ''The Unsinkable Molly Brown'' to three bad marriages: Eddie Fisher Music/EddieFisher dumped Reynolds for her recently widowed friend Creator/ElizabethTaylor, causing a media circus. Second and third husbands Harry Karl and Richard Hamlett left her in financial ruin due to their bad investments. Despite these hardships, her nearly seventy-year career in film, television, and stage endured.
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Mary Frances "Debbie" Reynolds (April 1, 1932 – December 28, 2016) was an American actor, singer, and film historian.
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During her lifetime, she dealt with public highs and lows. These ranged from an Oscar nomination for ''The Unsinkable Molly Brown'' to three bad marriages: Music/EddieFisher Eddie Fisher dumped Reynolds for her recently widowed friend Creator/ElizabethTaylor, causing a media circus. Second and third husbands Harry Karl and Richard Hamlett left her in financial ruin due to their bad investments. Despite these hardships, her nearly seventy-year career in film, television, and stage endured.
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She died on December 28, 2016, at the age of 84, the very day after her daughter Creator/CarrieFisher, most likely out of [[DeathByDespair grief]]. Her last words were "I miss her so much... I want to be with Carrie." The two of them were estranged for over a decade but became close again in then-recent years. There's a good documentary about their relationship called ''Bright Lights'' (2016), which was filmed a few months before their deaths.
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She died on December 28, 2016, at the age of 84, the very day after [[OutlivingOnesOffspring after]] her daughter Creator/CarrieFisher, most likely out of [[DeathByDespair grief]]. Her last words were "I miss her so much... I want to be with Carrie." The two of them were estranged for over a decade but became close again in then-recent years. There's a good documentary about their relationship called ''Bright Lights'' (2016), which was filmed a few months before their deaths.
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Mary Frances "Debbie" Reynolds (April 1, 1932 – December 28, 2016) was an American actress, singer, and film historian.
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Mary Frances "Debbie" Reynolds (April 1, 1932 – December 28, 2016) was an American actress, actor, singer, and film historian.
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Mary Frances "Debbie" Reynolds (April 1, 1932 – December 28, 2016) was an American actress, singer and film historian.
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During her lifetime, she dealt with public highs and lows. These ranged from an Oscar nomination for ''The Unsinkable Molly Brown'' to three bad marriages: Music/EddieFisher dumped Reynolds for her friend Creator/ElizabethTaylor, causing a media circus. Second and third husbands Harry Karl and Richard Hamlett left her in financial ruin due to their bad investments. Despite these hardships, her nearly seventy-year career in film, television, and stage endured.
She died on December 28, 2016, at the age of 84, the very day after her daughter Creator/CarrieFisher, most likely out of [[DeathByDespair grief]]. Her last words were "I miss her so much... I want to be with Carrie." The two of them were estranged for over a decade but became close again in then-recent years. There's a good documentary about their relationship called ''Bright Lights'' (2016), which was a filmed a few months before their deaths.
She died on December 28, 2016, at the age of 84, the very day after her daughter Creator/CarrieFisher, most likely out of [[DeathByDespair grief]]. Her last words were "I miss her so much... I want to be with Carrie." The two of them were estranged for over a decade but became close again in then-recent years. There's a good documentary about their relationship called ''Bright Lights'' (2016), which was a filmed a few months before their deaths.
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During her lifetime, she dealt with public highs and lows. These ranged from an Oscar nomination for ''The Unsinkable Molly Brown'' to three bad marriages: Music/EddieFisher dumped Reynolds for her recently widowed friend Creator/ElizabethTaylor, causing a media circus. Second and third husbands Harry Karl and Richard Hamlett left her in financial ruin due to their bad investments. Despite these hardships, her nearly seventy-year career in film, television, and stage endured.
She died on December 28, 2016, at the age of 84, the very day after her daughter Creator/CarrieFisher, most likely out of [[DeathByDespair grief]]. Her last words were "I miss her so much... I want to be with Carrie." The two of them were estranged for over a decade but became close again in then-recent years. There's a good documentary about their relationship called ''Bright Lights'' (2016), which wasa filmed a few months before their deaths.
She died on December 28, 2016, at the age of 84, the very day after her daughter Creator/CarrieFisher, most likely out of [[DeathByDespair grief]]. Her last words were "I miss her so much... I want to be with Carrie." The two of them were estranged for over a decade but became close again in then-recent years. There's a good documentary about their relationship called ''Bright Lights'' (2016), which was
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Born poor, she was crowned "Miss Burbank 1948" and discovered by Creator/WarnerBros. When WB stopped making musicals, she jumped over to {{Creator/MGM}} and starred in a bunch of successful ones. The soundtracks from her films were already charting at this point. Her vocals and acting ability impressed MGM, who decided to give her a [[StarMakingRole starring vehicle]] in ''Film/SinginInTheRain''. Creator/GeneKelly was skeptical of her casting due to her age (19) and lack of dancing experience, but she powered through it. A few years later, she provided the soundtrack to ''Tammy''; the theme became her SignatureSong and a permanent staple of her concerts.
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Born poor, she was crowned "Miss Burbank 1948" and discovered by Creator/WarnerBros. When WB stopped making musicals, she jumped over to {{Creator/MGM}} and starred in a bunch of successful ones. The soundtracks from her films were already charting at this point. Her vocals and acting ability impressed MGM, who decided to give her a [[StarMakingRole starring vehicle]] in ''Film/SinginInTheRain''. Creator/GeneKelly was skeptical of her casting due to her age (19) and lack of dancing experience, but she powered through it. A few years later, she provided the soundtrack to ''Tammy''; ''Tammy and the theme Bachelor''; its main title theme, "Tammy", became her SignatureSong and a permanent staple of her concerts.
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