49 Movies Starring Debbie Reynolds

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Born Mary Frances Reynolds on April 1, 1932, in El Paso, Texas, the pert actress later dubbed Debbie moved to California with her family and won the Miss Burbank beauty contest. During that same year (1948), Warner Bros. signed her to a contract, but it wasn't until the early '50s, when Reynolds moved to MGM and appeared in a string of musicals, that America fell in love with her.After singing "Aba Daba Honeymoon" in Two Weeks with Love and holding her own with Gene Kelly in Singin' in the Rain, Reynolds scored hits with Tammy and the Bachelor (1957), How the West Was Won (1962) and The Unsinkable Molly Brown (1964), for which she was nominated for a Best Actress Oscar. Later hits included The Singing Nun and Divorce American Style.Reynolds turned to Broadway in the 1970s with a hit revival of "Irene" and returned to films in the '90s with Mother and In and Out.

Hollywood Singing and Dancing: The 1950s 2008 3.2 stars 128 mins Classics Rated: NR

Technological advances, shifting tastes in popular music and hit Broadway plays all helped revolutionize the Hollywood musical in the 1950s, celebrated in this anthology of film clips from the era. The program features highlights from movies starring the top talent of the day, including Mitzi Gaynor, Doris Day, Debbie Reynolds, Pat Boone, Leslie Caron, Marilyn Monroe and the King himself, Elvis Presley.

Hollywood Singing and Dancing: The 1960s 2008 3.1 stars 142 mins Classics Rated: NR

With a focus on the 1960s, this installment of the Hollywood Singing and Dancing series explores the wide array of musicals -- including classic and experimental fare -- released during one of the most turbulent times in U.S. history. Highlights include clips from Oscar-winning family favorites such as The Sound of Music and My Fair Lady, as well as edgier productions like Gypsy and Sweet Charity. Stage and screen actress Shirley Jones narrates.

The Brothers Warner 2008 3.2 stars 94 mins Documentary Rated: NR

An intimate portrait of Albert, Harry, Jack and Sam Warner -- the close-knit siblings who founded Warner Bros. Studios -- this documentary profiles the clan's humble beginnings, breakthrough achievements and lasting impact on American society. Directed by Harry M. Warner's granddaughter Cass, this revealing look at Hollywood's golden years showcases rare photos, classic movie clips and exclusive interviews with relatives and associates.

Movie Songs Live 2007 2.5 stars 60 mins Music & Musicals Rated: NR

Hosted by Robert Osbourne, this PBS presentation underscores music's importance to the cinematic experience, letting viewers relive favorite moments through performances of the flicks' songs. Representing movies including Butch Cassidy & the Sundance Kid, Grease and Dirty Dancing, a bevy of the original artists lend their vocal talents to songs such as "Tammy" (Debbie Reynolds), "Aquarius" (the Fifth Dimension) and "Disco Inferno" (the Trammps).

Return to Halloweentown 2007 3.6 stars 88 mins Children & Family Rated: G

As Halloweentown prepares to celebrate its 1,000th anniversary, Marnie Piper (Sara Paxton) and her brother Dylan (Joey Zimmerman) return to Witch University, where trouble is in session from the Sinister Sisters (Katie Cockrell, Kellie Cockrell and Kristy Wu) and from someone who's plotting to use Marnie's powers for evil. Debbie Reynolds returns as Marnie and Dylan's grandmother Aggie in this mystery-filled sequel.

Fingers Walking 2005 2.4 stars Independent Rated: NR

In this witty romantic comedy from first-time director Din S. Altit, Debbie Reynolds portrays frantic mother Shoshana Jacovski, a woman who's determined to help her son (Marty Belafsky) find the love of his life -- whether he wants her help or not. After all, one of her favorite questions is, "If you're not judging a book by its cover, then why are the best books unread?" Tempestt Bledsoe, Heather Juergensen and Guy Nardulli co-star.

Halloweentown High 2004 3.6 stars 83 mins Children & Family Rated: NR

When teenage sorceress Marnie (Kimberly J. Brown) convinces the Halloweentown Council to send several students from the bewitched town to her high school in the mortal world, she promises to give up magic if any harm comes to them. But soon, Marnie and her friends are in a terrible fix when the evil Knight of the Iron Dagger -- who's determined to destroy all things magical -- appears out of nowhere. Debbie Reynolds co-stars.

Magic Moments: The Best of '50s Pop 2004 3.3 stars 60 mins Music & Musicals Rated: NR

This public television concert celebrates the salad days of pop -- the 1950s -- by reuniting its biggest stars onstage at the Trump Taj Majal in Atlantic City on April 21, 2004, for a performance steeped in nostalgia that's sure to please music lovers. Entertainers include The Four Lads singing "Standing on the Corner" and "Istanbul"; Patti Page with "Old Cape Cod" and "Tennessee Waltz"; The Original Crew-Cuts crooning "Sh-Boom"; and more.

Gene Kelly: Anatomy of a Dancer 2002 3.8 stars 87 mins Documentary Rated: NR

A candid inside look at the genius behind the hit Hollywood musicals Singin' in the Rain, On the Town and An American in Paris, Anatomy of a Dancer is a must-see for Gene Kelly fans. This video is packed with clips from his innovative performances and choreography (including rare footage of Kelly's "Pal Joey" role on Broadway) and interviews with fellow movie stars and family.

These Old Broads 2001 2.7 stars 89 mins Comedy Rated: NR

When one of their old films becomes an unexpected cult hit after it's rereleased, silver-haired Hollywood legends Kate Westburn (Shirley MacLaine), Addie Holden (Joan Collins) and Piper Grayson (Debbie Reynolds) sign on to film a reunion special. There's just one problem: They all hate one another. Can these divas set aside their petty feuds and old rifts to take advantage of their reemergence into the consciousness of the entertainment world?

The Real Las Vegas: Complete Story: Disc 1 2000 100 mins Documentary Rated: NR

This disc includes the beginning of the program.

The Real Las Vegas: Complete Story: Disc 2 2000 100 mins Documentary Rated: NR

This disc includes the conclusion of the program.

Rugrats in Paris: The Movie 2000 3.3 stars 78 mins Children & Family Rated: G

In the second film to spring from the popular "Rugrats" TV show, the gang visits Paris when Mr. Pickles gets summoned to fix a giant robot at the EuroReptarland theme park. Chuckie tries to find a nice girlfriend for his widowed father in the romantic city, but evil park manager Coco LaBouche (voiced by Susan Sarandon) his him in her sights. This well-received, animated film includes plenty of adult humor and will entertain viewers of all ages.

The Real Las Vegas: The Complete Story of America's Neon Oasis 2000 3.1 stars 200 mins Documentary Rated: NR

This documentary dishes up the story of Las Vegas, Entertainment Capital of the World, from its inauspicious origins as a desert watering hole to the hustling, bustling center of pleasure and excess it is today. Interviews with Vegas players such as Steve Wynn and Wayne Newton and archival footage give an insider's look at the role of the mob, the legacy of the Rat Pack, the neon development of the Strip, the rise of mega-resorts and much more.

The Real Las Vegas 2000 3.1 stars 200 mins Documentary Rated: NR

Gift of Love 1999 3.7 stars 93 mins Drama Rated: NR

Based on a true story, A Gift of Love follows high school football star Daniel Huffman (Elden Henson), whose grandmother (Debbie Reynolds) is in desperate need of a kidney transplant. Daniel adores his grandmother and decides to give her one of his kidneys -- knowing full well it would prevent him from pursuing a future in football.

Hollywood Musicals of the '50s 1999 2.8 stars 125 mins Documentary Rated: NR

until 12-Jul-2011

Experience the excitement as the curtain rises to relive the lavish Hollywood musicals of the 1950s. This documentary presents a substantial collection of movie trailers from the era, showcasing such popular musicals as Singin' in the Rain, Kiss Me Kate, Showboat, Damn Yankees and Oklahoma! In addition to lots of music, dancing and exotic locales, also included are interviews with stars such as Shirley Jones, Ann Miller and Debbie Reynolds

Frank Sinatra Memorial 1999 3.2 stars 90 mins Music & Musicals Rated: NR

until 12-Jul-2011

Celebrities who knew Frank Sinatra (and even those who didn't) discuss his legacy, from his crooning to his acting career to his personal life. Sinatra is eulogized by Tony Curtis, Faye Dunaway, Joey Bishop, Debbie Reynolds and many others. The memorial also features interviews with Ole Blue Eyes and his family members, plus a 1945 Oscar-winning short with The Chairman of the Board singing about racial equality to a group of children.

Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas 1998 3.7 stars 119 mins Comedy Rated: R

until 31-Dec-2011

Director Terry Gilliam's episodic cult favorite chronicles the hallucinogenic misadventures of sportswriter Raoul Duke (Johnny Depp) and his Samoan lawyer, Dr. Gonzo (Benicio Del Toro), on a three-day romp from Los Angeles to Las Vegas. Motoring across the Mojave Desert on the way to Sin City, Duke and his purple haze passenger ingest a cornucopia of drugs ranging from acid to ether. Mark Harmon, Cameron Diaz and Lyle Lovett turn up in cameos.

Fear and Loathing: Bonus Material 1998 3.8 stars 128 mins Comedy Rated: NR

This companion disc to director Terry Gilliam's take on Hunter S. Thompson's classic work of gonzo journalism includes an impressive roster of special features. The list includes storyboards, design and still galleries, star Johnny Depp reading a selection of Thompson's correspondence, the "Hunter Goes to Hollywood" documentary short, excerpts, other rare materials and much more.

Halloweentown / Halloweentown 2 1998 3.4 stars 166 mins Children & Family Rated: NR

There's more adventure than you can shake a broomstick at in this Disney Channel double feature. Young Marnie's (Kimberly J. Brown) learning to deal with the magical powers she's inherited from her grandmother, Aggie (Debbie Reynolds), who happens to be a witch. In Halloweentown, Marnie discovers a secret portal and to an enchanted place where ghosts live apart from the human world. In Halloweentown II, Marnie has to stop the evil warlock Kalabar.

Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer: The Movie 1998 3.4 stars 80 mins Children & Family Rated: G

Laughed at because of his nose, he runs away into the North Pole wilderness, where he meets a gentla polar bear (Newhart) When his friend, Zoey, is captured by evil Ice Queen Stormells (Goldberg), Rudolph helps Santa save christmas.

In & Out

1997 3.3 stars 92 mins Comedy Rated: PG-13

until 01-Sep-2011

When dim-bulb actor Cameron Drake (Matt Dillon) wins an Oscar for playing a gay Marine, he outs his high school drama teacher, Howard Brackett (Kevin Kline), in his acceptance speech. It all comes as a surprise to Howard -- not to mention to his long-suffering fiancée, Emily (Joan Cusack). With his wedding just days away and national media descending on his town, Howard's under the gun to prove just how much of a man he is.

Mother

1996 3.2 stars 104 mins Comedy Rated: PG-13

Divorced novelist John (Albert Brooks) needs to know the reason his relationships with women don't work. To learn, he goes to the source: his mother (Debbie Reynolds). John moves in with Mom even though she doesn't want him there, which creates another problem for him to deal with. Rob Morrow plays John's younger brother, who fears losing his "mama's boy" status when big bro moves back home. Brooks directs and co-writes.

Heaven & Earth 1993 3.5 stars 142 mins Drama Rated: R

After enduring a lifetime of hardship in her native country at the hands of French colonists and the communist Viet Cong, a young mother (Hiep Thi Le) becomes the wife of a U.S. marine (Tommy Lee Jones) and starts a new life in America. Director Oliver Stone also penned the screenplay for this Vietnam War-era drama with a Golden Globe-winning score, the third and final installment of Stone's Vietnam trilogy.

Battling for Baby 1992 3.0 stars 93 mins Comedy Rated: NR

Debbie Reynolds and Suzanne Pleshette play battling grannies in this made-for-TV movie co-starring a pre-"Friends" Courteney Cox. Two childhood friends who have since become fierce rivals are forced to make nice when their children marry. But the feud reignites when a bundle of joy arrives, and the feisty grandmothers vie for baby-tending duties when the new mom goes back to work.

Kiki's Delivery Service 1989 3.9 stars 105 mins Children & Family Rated: G

In director Hayao Miyazaki's gentle, animated adventure, young witch Kiki (voiced by Kirsten Dunst) moves away from her family to practice her craft, but she finds that making friends in a new town is difficult. With her cat, Jiji (voiced by Phil Hartman), in tow, Kiki puts her broom-flying skills to work for a baker's wife by starting an express delivery service. She quickly discovers, however, that she can't take her abilities for granted.

Kiki's Delivery Service: Bonus Material 1989 3.5 stars 105 mins Children & Family Rated: NR

The extra features accompanying Hayao Miyazaki's escapist animated adventure are almost as thrilling as the main feature itself. On this Bonus Disc, you can take a look at the Japanese storyboards that chart Miyazaki's creative process. (Also be sure to check out the bonus material included on the movie disc, such as the original Japanese trailers and a voice talent featurette with Kirsten Dunst and Phil Hartman.)

Detective Sadie and Son 1987 2.3 stars 92 mins Drama Rated: R

In this made-for-TV movie, Debbie Reynolds plays streetwise New York City cop Sadie, who teams with her rookie son (Brian McNamara) to catch a serial killer in a case that could make or break her career. Determined to stay on the force and avoid early retirement, Sadie tries to transform her less-than-dedicated son into a first-class shamus as they hunt for a murderer who haunts the subway system. Sam Wanamaker also stars.

The Love Boat: Season 4 1980 3.1 stars Television

Embark on another season of romance as Capt. Stubin (Gavin MacLeod), cruise director Julie (Lauren Tewes) and other crew members of the Pacific Princess help passengers untangle their problems with love and relationships. This year, Gopher (Fred Grandy) helps judge a marriage contest, and Isaac (Ted Lange) tries to teach a parrot to speak. Look out for guest appearances by Tom Hanks, Debbie Reynolds, Nipsey Russell and Zsa Zsa Gabor.

That's Entertainment 2 1976 3.8 stars 126 mins Classics Rated: G

Gene Kelly and Fred Astaire host this nostalgic look at classic scenes from some of MGM's most-beloved comedies and musicals. The collection of clips features silver screen stars including Katharine Hepburn and Spencer Tracy, Bing Crosby, Elizabeth Taylor, W.C. Fields, the Marx Brothers, Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers, Greta Garbo, Cyd Charisse, Judy Garland, Debbie Reynolds, Frank Sinatra, John Barrymore, Judy Holliday and Clark Gable.

That's Entertainment 1974 3.9 stars 135 mins Music & Musicals Rated: G

Take a trip back to Hollywood's golden age with this tribute to MGM musicals that features scenes from nearly 100 celluloid gems, such as An American in Paris and Singin' in the Rain. The collection of nostalgic clips includes song and dance numbers from the likes of Gene Kelly, Fred Astaire, Judy Garland, Mickey Rooney, Cyd Charisse, Donald O'Connor, Frank Sinatra, Clark Gable, Debbie Reynolds, Bing Crosby, Esther Williams and Jimmy Durante.

That's Entertainment: Bonus Material 1974 3.6 stars 166 mins Music & Musicals Rated: G

This bonus disc supplementing the multi-disc tribute to MGM musicals contains juicy extras such as a 1949 MGM newsreel; the TV special "That's Entertainment: 50 Years of MGM Musicals"; the featurette "Just One More Time"; an excerpt from the MGM short "The Lion Roars Again"; an excerpt from the TBD broadcast of "The Mike Douglas Show"; and the 1995 documentary That's Entertainment! III: Behind the Screen.

That's Entertainment: Bonus Material 2 1974 3.6 stars 95 mins Music & Musicals Rated: G

You'll find extras galore on this second bonus disc supplementing the tribute to MGM musicals. Included are the documentary "The Magic Makers of MGM" and 18 song outtakes, such as "Boys and Girls Like You and Me" from Take Me Out to the Ball Game, "Is It a Crime" from Bells Are Ringing, "My Intuition" from The Harvey Girls, "Mr. Monotony" from Easter Parade, "An Easier Way" from Good News, "Sea of the Moon" from Pagan Love Song and many others.

Charlotte's Web 1973 3.8 stars 94 mins Children & Family Rated: G

E.B. White's timeless story comes to life in this animated musical from directors Charles A. Nichols and Iwao Takamoto. Join Wilbur the pig (voiced by Henry Gibson), Templeton the rat (Paul Lynde) and Charlotte the spider (Debbie Reynolds) as they learn about friendship, trust and love. When Wilbur is sold to a farmer and finds out that he will eventually be killed for food, Charlotte convinces the farmer that Wilbur is a very special pig.

What's the Matter with Helen? Nominated For/Won Awards

1971 2.9 stars 193 mins Classics Rated: PG

What's The Matter With Helen?: Chased by threatening telephone calls, the mothers of two teenage murderers move to Hollywood and open a kids' dance school. But their idyllic new life is despoiled when strange phone calls begin again, and then there's a murder. ... Whoever Slew Auntie Roo?: An odd widow throwing a Christmas party for orphans is mistaken for a child-eating witch from a fairy tale - with dire consequences.

Divorce American Style Nominated For/Won Awards

1967 3.0 stars 109 mins Classics Rated: UR

Television sitcom director Norman Lear helms this dark comedy about the paralyzing process of divorce. Ex-couple Dick Van Dyke and Debbie Reynolds come to realize that after the trials and tribulations of dating, debilitating alimony payouts and commiserations with fellow divorcees, married life wasn't so bad after all. Co-stars Eileen Brennan, Joe Flynn, Van Johnson, Jean Simmons and Jason Robards.

The Unsinkable Molly Brown Nominated For/Won Awards

1964 3.6 stars 135 mins Classics Rated: NR

After surviving a flood as an infant 16 years ago, the buoyant Molly Brown (Debbie Reynolds) sets out to find her way in life. She assures a saloon owner she can sing and play piano in his joint and before long becomes the bride of up-and-comer Johnny Brown (Harve Presnell). After throwing a disastrous mixer for Denver society folks and a few overseas dignitaries, Molly flees to Europe -- only to return on the ill-fated Titanic.

How the West Was Won Nominated For/Won Awards

1962 3.7 stars 164 mins Classics Rated: G

A film so epic, it demanded the talents of three directors, including the master of Westerns, John Ford. You'll follow three generations of the adventurous Prescott family, who risk life and limb to carve out a new existence on the American frontier. The stellar cast includes Karl Malden, James Stewart, Debbie Reynolds, Gregory Peck and George Peppard.

How the West Was Won: Bonus Material 1962 3.7 stars 164 mins Classics Rated: NR

The bonus material for this special edition of How the West Was Won includes the special SmileBox Processing Transfer which replicates the Cinerama Wraparound Theatrical Experience.

The Pleasure of His Company Nominated For/Won Awards

1961 3.8 stars 115 mins Classics Rated: NR

With San Francisco debutante Jessica Poole (Debbie Reynolds) preparing to marry a Napa Valley cattle rancher (Tab Hunter), her prodigal playboy father, Biddeford "Pogo" Poole (Fred Astaire), decides to reintroduce himself into the family fold. But just what exactly are his intentions? Oozing charm, he wastes no time in showing up his far less sophisticated future son-in-law in an attempt to win back his daughter's affections.

Tammy and the Bachelor Nominated For/Won Awards

1957 3.9 stars 89 mins Classics Rated: NR

When a small plane crashes near her country home, Southern girl Tammy (Debbie Reynolds) nurses its pilot, Peter (Leslie Nielsen), back to health. Soon, she's head-over-heels in love with Peter, charming him and his well-to-do family with her unique brand of small-town charm. Walter Brennan and Mildred Natwick co-star in the debut Tammy film, a delightful musical romance that spawned three sequels, a television series and an Oscar-nominated song.

Bundle of Joy Nominated For/Won Awards

1956 4.0 stars 98 mins Classics Rated: NR

After finding the titular bundle on the steps of a foundling home, Polly Parish (Debbie Reynolds) can't convince anybody -- least of all her employer (Adolphe Menjou) or his handsome son (Eddie Fisher) -- that's she not the child's mother. Una Merkel and Nita Talbot provide first-rate support in director Norman Taurog's breezy musical remake of the Ginger Rogers-David Niven comedy Bachelor Mother (1939).

The Tender Trap Nominated For/Won Awards

1955 3.4 stars 111 mins Classics Rated: NR

This lively musical comedy stars Frank Sinatra as philandering theater agent Charlie Reader, who falls hard for aspiring actress Julie Gillis (Debbie Reynolds). But does he have what it takes to be a one-woman man when Julie demands he drop his other love interests? Meanwhile, Charlie's best pal (David Wayne) gets chummy with Charlie's ex (Celeste Holm). The title song earned an Oscar nod -- and a permanent spot in Sinatra's repertoire.

Hit the Deck 1955 3.5 stars 112 mins Classics Rated: NR

Three sailors (Tony Martin, Vic Damone and Russ Tamblyn) spend their shore leave romancing beautiful women in this bouncy musical comedy. When not chasing girls, the guys evade the dim-witted shore patrol (Alan King and Henry Slate) and the watchful eye of their stern admiral (Walter Pidgeon). The infectious songs include "I Know That You Know," "Hallelujah" and "Sometimes I'm Happy." Ann Miller, Jane Powell and Debbie Reynolds co-star.

Singin' in the Rain Nominated For/Won Awards

1952 4.0 stars 103 mins Classics Rated: G

Gene Kelly, Debbie Reynolds and Donald O'Connor combine their talents in one of the greatest big-screen musicals ever made, a two-time Oscar nominee that includes the songs "Good Morning," "Make 'Em Laugh" and the iconic title tune. When Hollywood attempts the transition from silent films to talkies, a matinee idol (Kelly) hopes to make the cut. But he's hampered by a silent-movie queen (Jean Hagen) with a voice like fingernails on a blackboard.

Singin' in the Rain: Bonus Material 1952 3.8 stars 122 mins Classics Rated: NR

The bonus material for this hugely popular 1952 musical includes a making-of featurette, hosted by Debbie Reynolds that features interviews with Donald O'Connor, Kathleen Freeman, Stanley Donen, and Rudy Behlmer; a 1996 documentary "Musicals Great Musicals" that explores the history of MGM musicals produced by Arthur Freed; original movie excerpts of Singin' in the Rain's Arthur Freed/Nacio Herb Brown songs and much more.

Three Little Words Nominated For/Won Awards

1950 3.8 stars 102 mins Music & Musicals Rated: NR

MGM's musical biography about one of Tin Pan Alley's legendary songwriting teams earned an Oscar nod for Best Score. When sidelined magician Bert Kalmar (Fred Astaire, who won a Golden Globe for his performance) meets aspiring baseball player Harry Ruby (Red Skelton), they start writing tunes together, embarking on a long roller-coaster partnership. The supporting cast includes Arlene Dahl, Keenan Wynn and Debbie Reynolds in her big-screen debut.

Two Weeks with Love 1950 3.9 stars 92 mins Classics Rated: NR

At the turn of the 20th century, teenage Patti Robinson (Jane Powell) vacations with her family in the Catskills. She immediately falls for a dashing musician, Demi (Ricardo Montalban), but fears she's too sheltered and square to ever win his heart. She asks friend and fellow vacationer Valerie (Phyllis Kirk) for advice, unaware that Valerie wants to snag Demi for herself. This nostalgic musical co-stars Debbie Reynolds and Carleton Carpenter.

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