Here are some highlights from Debbie Reynolds' amazing career as an actress and singer after her rise to fame in the 1950s http://cnn.it/2hPeLmW | CNN International

Eddie Fisher & Debbie Reynolds - Lullaby In Blue (1956) Eddie Fisher and Debbie Reynolds, two of Hollywood's most beloved figures, created "Lullaby In Blue," a soothing, melodic track released during the golden era of American music. Eddie Fisher, known for his velvety voice and charming stage presence, rose to fame in the early 1950s with hits like "Wish You Were Here." His ability to convey deep emotion made him a favorite among fans and critics. Debbie Reynolds, a multi-talented actress and s

Debbie Reynolds - Singin' In The Rain (1952) When audiences think of Debbie Reynolds, Singin’ in the Rain (1952) instantly comes to mind—the film that turned a 19-year-old with no formal dance training into a Hollywood legend. Though Gene Kelly’s rain-soaked solo became iconic, Reynolds’ role in giving life to the song reflects extraordinary determination and heart. Her energy, voice, and sincerity gave the film its emotional core and transformed “Singin’ in the Rain” from a cheerful standard in

Debbie Reynolds & Donald O’Connor - We Have Never Met As Yet (1953) When Debbie Reynolds and Donald O’Connor sang “We Have Never Met As Yet” in I Love Melvin (1953), they created a moment of irresistible charm—two stars in perfect sync, their wit and warmth intertwining in musical flirtation. Though less famous than Singin’ in the Rain’s “Good Morning,” this duet captures their chemistry with dazzling clarity: his effortless agility, her radiant sincerity, both wrapped in playful melody and comi