| Gene Kelly  AKA Eugene Curran Kelly
Born: 23-Aug-1912
Birthplace: Pittsburgh, PA
Died: 2-Feb-1996
Location of death: Beverly Hills, CA
Cause of death: Stroke
Remains: Cremated
Gender: Male
Religion: Roman Catholic
Race or Ethnicity: White
Sexual orientation: Straight
Occupation: Actor, Dancer Nationality: United States
Executive summary: Singin' in the Rain Military service: US Navy (WWII, U.S. Naval Photographic Center) Brother: Fred Kelly
Wife: Betsy Blair (actress, m. 22-Sep-1941, div. 3-Apr-1957, one daughter)
Daughter: Kerry (b. 1940)
Wife: Jeanne Coyne (m. 1960, d. 1973, one son, one daughter)
Daughter: Bridget (with Jean Coyne)
Son: Tim (with Jean Coyne)
Wife: Patricia Ward (m. 1990, until his death)
High School: Peabody High School, Highland Park, PA (1929)
University: BS Economics, University of Pittsburgh (1933)
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Oscar (honorary) 1952
Emmy 1967 for Jack and the Beanstalk (children's TV)
American Film Institute Life Achievement Award 1985
Kennedy Center Honor 1982
Hollywood Walk of Fame 6161 Hollywood Blvd.
National Medal of Arts 1994
Hernia Operation Los Angeles, CA (May-1979)
Stroke Los Angeles, CA (23-Jul-1994)
Stroke 7-Feb-1995
TELEVISION
Going My Way Fr. Chuck O'Malley (1962-63)
FILMOGRAPHY AS DIRECTOR
That's Entertainment, Part II (16-May-1976)
The Cheyenne Social Club (12-Jun-1970)
Hello, Dolly! (16-Dec-1969)
A Guide for the Married Man (25-May-1967)
Gigot (27-Sep-1962)
The Tunnel of Love (21-Nov-1958)
The Happy Road (20-Jun-1957)
Invitation to the Dance (22-May-1956)
It's Always Fair Weather (1-Sep-1955)
Singin' in the Rain (27-Mar-1952)
On the Town (8-Dec-1949)
FILMOGRAPHY AS ACTOR
That's Entertainment! III (16-Jun-1994) · Himself
North and South (3-Nov-1985)
That's Dancing! (18-Jan-1985) · Himself
Xanadu (8-Aug-1980) · Danny McGuire
Viva Knievel! (15-Jul-1977)
That's Entertainment, Part II (16-May-1976) · Himself
That's Entertainment! (23-May-1974) · Himself
40 Carats (28-Jun-1973)
The Young Girls of Rochefort (8-Mar-1967)
What a Way to Go! (12-May-1964) · Jerry Benson
Inherit the Wind (Jun-1960) · E. K. Hornbeck
Marjorie Morningstar (24-Apr-1958)
Les Girls (3-Oct-1957) · Barry Nichols
The Happy Road (20-Jun-1957)
Invitation to the Dance (22-May-1956) · Sinbad
It's Always Fair Weather (1-Sep-1955) · Ted Riley
Deep in My Heart (9-Dec-1954) · Tap Dancer
Brigadoon (8-Sep-1954) · Tommy Albright
Seagulls Over Sorrento (13-Jul-1954) · Lt. Bradville
The Devil Makes Three (19-Sep-1952) · Capt. Jeff Eliot
Singin' in the Rain (27-Mar-1952) · Don Lockwood
It's a Big Country (20-Nov-1951) · Icarus Xenophon
An American in Paris (4-Oct-1951) · Jerry Mulligan
Summer Stock (31-Aug-1950) · Joe D. Ross
Black Hand (11-Mar-1950) · Johnny Columbo
On the Town (8-Dec-1949) · Gabey
Take Me Out to the Ball Game (9-Mar-1949) · Eddie O'Brien
Words and Music (9-Dec-1948) · Himself
The Three Musketeers (20-Oct-1948) · D'Artagnan
The Pirate (20-May-1948) · Serafin
Living in a Big Way (10-Jun-1947)
Ziegfeld Follies (8-Apr-1946) · Bromide Dancer
Anchors Aweigh (14-Jun-1945) · Joseph Brady
Christmas Holiday (7-Jun-1944)
Cover Girl (30-Mar-1944) · Danny McGuire
The Cross of Lorraine (12-Nov-1943)
Thousands Cheer (13-Sep-1943)
Du Barry Was a Lady (13-Aug-1943) · Alec Howe
Pilot #5 (24-Jun-1943) · Vito S. Alessandro
For Me and My Gal (21-Oct-1942) · Harry Palmer
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