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[Gossip columnist] Hedda Hopper was notorious during the witch hunts of the 1950s, but she liked Walters and was a guest at his Malibu beach house. ‘Cut,’ I yelled, ‘will someone hand me a towel, I’ve just cum!’ Now that might be thought indelicate, but Judy loved that sort of foolishness. Kelly fared better with the 1967 television movie Jack and the Beanstalk, which he directed, produced and starred in.

He went from being a very successful Broadway performer to becoming a choreographer and dance director, and finally an Academy Award-nominated director.

“Eight years ago, when I began this, I was surprised that I couldn’t find more about him. This behavior was apparently typical of Kelly in the rehearsal room, where he was rumored to be a tyrant whose punishing work hours and complicated choreography stymied even professional dancers.

Off set, Kelly could be insecure, temperamental, and competitive.

When did Gene Kelly die? We don't know for a fact whether Gene Kelly was gay, bisexual or straight. Shortly thereafter, she married Vincente Minnelli.

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How very gay that remark somehow seemed to me, and how comfortable he must have been with both his star and in the confines of a big, homophobic corporation like MGM to be able to make that remark in front of his entire crew. For his efforts on the film, Kelly received an honorary Academy Award "in appreciation of his versatility as an actor, singer, director and dancer, and specifically for his brilliant achievements in the art of choreography on film."

The following year, Kelly co-directed with Stanley Donen, choreographed and starred in Singin' in the Rain (1952), one of his most famous films.

Kelly put his lessons to good use in college, teaching at a local studio to help him pay for his education. So basically Chuck Walters’ story disappeared, and he was not good about promoting himself for many reasons. He boldly blended solo dancing, mass movement and offbeat camera angles to tell a story in purely visual terms.

51% of all voters think that Gene Kelly was gay (homosexual), 27% voted for straight (heterosexual), and 22% like to think that Gene Kelly was actually bisexual. He loved going to Palm Springs, where gay men were able to let their hair down, and gay and straight, stars and non-stars, all played together. "All of my dancing came out of the idea of the common man," Kelly once explained.

As silent film star Don Lockwood, Kelly sang and danced in the rain, cleverly using an umbrella as a prop in what would become one of the most memorable musical performances in movie history. In Walters’ account, during the underrated Judy Garland vehicle “Summer Stock,” after she sang the song, “Friendly Star,” “Judy looked up with those giant liquid eyes of hers, and it was the most fantastic shot in the world.

Some even openly admit their drug usuage. Look no further than his relationship with Debbie Reynolds, who was cast in the beloved musicalSingin' in the Rain at 19 years old. "There'll never be another Gene," she told the press.