Gene Kelly possessed many talents--an amazing dancer, an expressive actor, a deft comedian, an innovative choreographer, and a gifted visual artist. His many tools enabled him to gain the popularity necessary to revitalize the musical film genre and become one of the most memorable movie stars in the history of the art form. This documentary looks at the dancer's life and films using film clips and interviews with family members and collaborators such as Cyd Charisse and Leslie Caron. Originally broadcast on PBS, this biographical portrait is narrated by Stanley Tucci.
