Release Date April 9, 1952 Runtime 103 Director Stanley Donen, Gene Kelly Writers Adolph Green, Betty Comden Cast Gene Kelly Donald O'Connor Main Genre Comedy Studio MGM/Loew's Gene Kelly Had a Fever of 103F While Filming the Famous Number, "Singin' in the Rain" Kelly had fallen extremely ill by the time he had to film the now iconic number, "Singin' in the Rain." For years, it was hard to confirm the story's accuracy, but his wife, Patricia Ward Kelly , confirmed the story to Radio Times in an interview back in 2016
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This rare hybrid fuses earthy green tea undertones with subtle citrus notes, creating an elegant, refreshing flavor profile