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| Director | Stanley Donen, Gene Kelly |
| Producer | Arthur Freed |
| Screenplay | Betty Comden, Adolph Green |
| Stars | Gene Kelly, Donald O'Connor, Debbie Reynolds, Jean Hagen |
| Year Released | 1952 |
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Singin' In The RainPlot It's the days of silent movies. Don Lamont and Lina Lockwood are hot property as a on-screen romantic pair. Off-screen, down-to-earth Don does his best to avoid the unbearably self-important Lina. His attention is caught by Kathy Selden, a pretty actress with a beautiful singing voice. When the first sound movies play to wildly enthusiastic audiences, the studio decide to turn the current Lamont/Lockwood movie into a talkie. The only problem is the hilariously excruciating sound of Lina's voice. Cosmo, the studio musical director, and Don's close friend, comes up with a solution. He suggests turning the movie into a musical, and dubbing Lina's voice with Kathy's. Lina is forced to accept the compromise, not knowing that Don and Kathy are dating. Then she finds out, and sparks fly. |
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Why in 100 Best? Gene Kelly's super-smooth footwork brings sparkling life to the fantastically choreographed song-and-dance routines. |
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