Whatever happened to Gene Kelly’s youngest children? I know Bridget tragically lost her son, but did either of them have other children? Only Kerry seems to speak publicly.
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Gene Kelly leaping at a backyard volleyball game
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The normally clean shaven Gene Kelly, trying out a mustache, next to wife Betsy Blair
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Gene Kelly & Frank Sinatra at the Golden Globes
good friends....
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Gene Kelly and Fred Astaire
Has Jugenea faded away?
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Gene Kelly on dance and romance (and how they're connected)
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Judy Garland and Gene Kelly in a costume test for The Pirate (1948).
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Gene Kelly and Judy Garland in THE PIRATE (1948)
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“If I could melt your heart, we’d never be apart.”
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We were never in a relationship
But whenever we talked the conversations never seemed to end.
We were never in a relationship
But whenever we'd go out I never felt like leaving your hand.
We were never in a relationship
But when we kissed it felt a lot like love.
We were never in a relationship
But when you told me you went on a date with someone else it felt a lot like sadness.
We were never in a relationship
But I swear to God I was hopelessly in love with you.
We were never in a relationship
But I know in my heart, we could've been the sweetest thing in the entire fucking universe.
(-unknown)
Ignore the bologna and check out the stories. Jugenea is everywhere.
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I love rhythmic dancing - I’m not derogating it at all. It’s just that sometimes you want to whisper, ‘I adore you.’ And for that you need strings and woodwinds. - Gene Kelly
Gene Kelly singing to his co-stars: Lucille Ball, Marie McDonald, Leslie Caron, Rita Hayworth, Judy Garland, and Debbie Reynolds
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I couldn't resist ...
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Sophie Tucker (January 13, 1886 – February 9, 1966)
My mother met this amazing woman whist out on a date with a rather swanky gentleman. My mom modeled for Sacks Fifth Ave in the late 40s, and was a mix of Eve Arden and Grace Kelly. Sophie told her she was a “looker”. My mom said that better not be a rhyme. I loved my mom!
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Gene Kelly and Natalie Wood. Behind the scenes of Marjorie Morningstar (1957).