Gene Kelly Part 2

Let's Talk To Lucy

800 Pound Gorilla Records

Tv & Film, History, Comedy

4.8 • 656 Ratings

🗓️ 16 June 2022

⏱️ 15 minutes

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Summary

Gene Kelly joins Lucy again to give insight into his home life and how's he always looking for fresh talent on the road. A legendary choreographer, Kelly tells Lucy about his desire for more boys to learn the art of dance and what makes a great routine.

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0:00.0	This is Let's Talk to Lucy starring Lucille Ball.
0:05.0	A very warm welcome to you all.
0:07.0	I'm Gary Morton, and now let's talk to Lucy.
0:11.0	Hi, this is Lucy, and again today my guest is Mr. Jean Kelly.
0:16.0	Hi Lucy.
0:17.0	Hi, Lucy.
0:18.0	Hi, doll. Mr. Kelly is a very important part of our entertainment world out here.
0:22.8	He's sort of a triple threat man.
0:25.4	He started as a dancer.
0:26.7	He became a choreographer.
0:28.6	He was a very fine actor, a director, producer.
0:34.7	He's now about to make a very big adventure story called Bo Gest. And he's looking forward to it.
0:40.2	We talked about that yesterday and some of his aspirations. I got out of him yesterday. Today, Gene, I would
0:48.4	like to ask you a little bit about your home life. Where do you live now? I live in the same house.
0:53.3	I've lived since I got out of the Navy on
0:55.3	Rodeo Drive in Beverly Hills. And speaking about producing, I just produced another child seven months ago.
1:04.4	That's my latest production. A little girl. Our name is Bridget. It's a Swedish girl. No, Bridget, Bridget Kelly.
1:12.0	Of course.
1:12.8	Bridget Kelly.
1:13.6	Yes.
1:13.8	I have a boy, Timothy.
1:15.2	How old is Timothy now?
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