The 4-minute water dance in Gene Kelly's "Singing in the Rain" is a legend in the film industry. The 10-minute living room dance in Judy Garland's "A Star Is Born", which he collaborated with, is also the pinnacle of the film industry. The film is a huge satire of reality. The male protagonist went downhill due to alcoholism in the play, but the reality is that Judy was drunk in the play and had been fired by MGM before. I don't know if Judy thought about her alcoholism when she begged her husband to quit drinking in the film. We watch movie stars shine, but we don't know the sense of fear they feel when they become superstars, and the sense of loneliness when they fall off the altar. Maybe he was the proud son of heaven, so he would not be willing to be the dust.
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