Debbie Reynolds

Born: 1932-4-1

Birthplace: Texas

Height: 5' 2" (1.57 m)

Profession: actor

Nationality: America

Representative Works: Singin' in the Rain, The Pleasure of His Company

Debbie Reynolds (Debbie Reynolds, April 1, 1932-December 29, 2016), an American actress. Starring in " Singin' in the Rain ", " The Pleasure of His Company ", " How the West Was Won ", " Mary, Mary " and other movies. ^[1]

Personal Life

Originally, she and the Taylors were close friends. After Taylor's widow, her husband Eddie Fisher went to help with the funeral affairs. She didn't want the two to have a secret relationship, and it became a sensation in the United States in the late 1950s. Scandal. After the two were scolded by the national reputation, Debbie Reynolds received widespread sympathy, but the couple finally broke up. Debbie Reynolds has a strong personality, and quickly jumped into filming to soothe the wound. In addition, she is also committed to the establishment of the Hollywood Museum, and spent a lot of money to collect a lot of props and costumes.

Debbie Reynolds also has a heritage daughter, Carrie Fisher, who is famous for her role as Leia Organa Solo in the classic science fiction film Star Wars . After the 1970s, Debbie Reynolds faded out of the film world and turned to stage performances, and became the pillar of the famous nightclub in Las Vegas . In 1993, she played a cameo in Oliver Stone's " When Heaven Burns " (Heaven and Earth) In the same year, her Hollywood Museum opened in Las Vegas.

Reynolds had a marriage with well-known singer Eddie Fisher (Eddie Fisher), but the latter had an extramarital affair with the well-known movie star Elizabeth Rosemond Taylor (Elizabeth Taylor). After that, Eddie Fisher left his wife and his youth at the time. Kelly, 4 years old, married Taylor. After Reynolds, there were two unhappy marriages. These two marriages also caused her financial situation to get into trouble. Coupled with her poor investment, Reynolds declared bankruptcy in 1997 .

On December 28, 2016, Debbie Reynolds’ daughter, Hollywood star Carrie Reynolds Fisher (Carrie Fisher), died of a heart attack at the age of 60 .

On December 29, 2016, Debbie Reynolds was rushed to the hospital for treatment. She was at the home of her son Todd Fisher in Beverly Hills. The two were discussing Carrie Reynolds Fisher’s funeral plan. , Reynolds suffered a sudden stroke and was sent to Cedars Sinai Medical Center for treatment, and then passed away at the age of 84 .

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