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Born on April 1, 1932, Debbie Reynolds is an influential and one of the prestigious American actress, dancer and singer from Texas. She has been nominated for Academy Award for Best Actress for her outstanding performance in 'The Unsinkable Molly Brown' in 1964, a Golden Globe for 'The Debbie Reynolds Show' on television in 1970, a Golden Globe for the motion picture 'Mother' in 1996, and a Blockbuster Entertainment Award for 'In & Out' in 1997. She received the Lifetime Achievement Award in Comedy, in 1997. Debbie is considered as a multi-talented actress and a dynamic personality. Debbie's show on NBC was canceled when had the worst fight over cigarette advertising on her TV show and became a headline in 1970. Grauman's Chinese Theater has preserved her foot and hand prints. This beautiful actress is famous as America's Sweetheart.
The Native of El Paso, Texas, Debbie Reynolds was born as Mary Frances Reynolds from Raymond Francis Reynolds and Maxine N. Harman.In 1939, her family shifted to Burbank, California. She won the Miss Burbank Beauty Contest which earned her a motion picture contract with Warner Brothers when she was just 16. This incidence gave her new first name. Debbie was featured on small roles in two Warner Brothers movies. Meanwhile was was signed by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer. Her second MGM movie 'Two Weeks With Love' proved to be a critical acclaim and earned her strong publicity in Hollywood. She did the flop 'Mr. Imperium' opposite Lana Turner.
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Debbie Reynolds played the lead role in 'Singin' in the Rain' opposite to Gene Kelly. Inspite of her inability to tap dance, her hard work resulted in an outstanding performance and made the movie super hit. It proved to be a wonderful cast with Kelly and Donald O'Connor. After this, there was no look back for Reynolds and she went on starring numerous movies, including 'Bundle of Joy' in 1956, opposite to her then-husband, Eddie Fisher and recorded hit songs. The well acclaimed song included 'Tammy' from her 1957 film 'Tammy and the Bachelor'. Reynolds won an Oscar nomination for her wonderful performance in 'The Unsinkable Molly Brown' in 1964. Sadly, she couldn't make it for 'Mary Poppins' and lost to Julie Andrews.
In Today's date, she is was still performing in movies and television and honored as one of the few actors from MGM's 'golden age of film' along with Lauren Bacall, Cyd Charisse, Margaret O'Brien, Jane Powell, Anita Page, Mickey Rooney, Rita Moreno, Leslie Caron, Angela Lansbury, Russ Tamblyn, Dean Stockwell, Van Johnson, and June Lockhart. she performed the continual role of Grace's domineering mother Bobbi Adler on the NBC sitcom Will & Grace, from 1999 to its 2006 finale.
She has been one of the active member of Thalians Club and has also showcased her large assemblage of movie record. The first display was done at a Las Vegas resort during the 1990s and later in a museum close to the Kodak Theater in Los Angeles, California. In 2006, Reynolds is planning to open another museum in Pigeon Forge, Tennessee, close to the Dollywood theme park.
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Debbie Reynolds played the lead role in 'Singin' in the Rain' opposite to Gene Kelly. Inspite of her inability to tap dance, her hard work resulted in an outstanding performance and made the movie super hit. It proved to be a wonderful cast with Kelly and Donald O'Connor. After this, there was no look back for Reynolds and she went on starring numerous movies, including 'Bundle of Joy' in 1956, opposite to her then-husband, Eddie Fisher and recorded hit songs. The well acclaimed song included 'Tammy' from her 1957 film 'Tammy and the Bachelor'. Reynolds won an Oscar nomination for her wonderful performance in 'The Unsinkable Molly Brown' in 1964. Sadly, she couldn't make it for 'Mary Poppins' and lost to Julie Andrews. 
