Yes, this is the man, the myth, the legend: Gene Kelly.  I think that this is just a random portrait, but it's a very nice one, don't you think?  I like it a lot.  (I'd put it in my "happy picture" collection, I think.)  So, [trumpet fanfare like in "76 Trombones"] sit back and enjoy the following pictures that I have painstakingly found throughout my nightly Internet searches.

• First we've got a portrait of him as a "young'in" (probably 30s, actually).  I believe this is in the booklet for the 'S Wonderful CD from Rhino.
• Another young'in picture.  This was supposed to be on a mousepad.  (Personally, I don't think that I'd want to have my mouse just traveling all over Gene like that.)
• This I think is an arcade card or something of Gene looking very handsome.
• Here's the studio's picture of Gene as Victor in Cross of Lorraine, I think.
• This is one of the many pictures of Gene that I realized had to be shared with the world.  Enjoy!
• A nice Gene headshot.
• Here's a nice publicity picture of Gene.
• Another (really better) publicity picture of Gene.
• Yet another publicity shot.  (I'm glad there were so many.  Maybe one day I'll own one!)
• Publicity shot number 1,758,439.
• Number 758,694,306,395.
• Okay, this is another publicity picture, but it came from this Bluebird thing.  I seem to recall it mentioning pantyhose.  Go figure.
• Not your run-of-the mill publicty picture.  This sucker is autographed!
• I must say, I think this is my favorite picture that I have of Gene.  That big smile....  Oh, sorry, I'm back in reality, really.
• I think this publicity photo is from Anchors Aweigh.  It's the only movie I can think of where he's dressed like that.
• Gene Kelly as D'Artagnan in Three Muskateers.  (Give me Gene over Chris O'Donnell any day!)
• Another Gene as D'Artagnan publicity photo, this time from the private collection of Anders Thureson (who, by the way, has his own Gene Kelly page.  The link is on the links page.).
• Look out!  Gene's got a gun!!!  Oh, wait, I'm not sure he knows how to use it! ;-)  This is a publicity shot from The Three Muskateers.
• Here's a very nice picture of Gene in a t-shirt courtesy our good friend Anders.
• Another picture from Anders collection--Gene in his PJs!!
• Another picture from An American in Paris.  Gene's still in his PJs, but he's waving hello to the people on the street.
• Ah, Anders is the man when it comes to great Gene pictures.  This is publicity picture for Singin' in the Rain (and I love how Gene looks playful in this one, too!)
• And, of course he could look dapper when the occassion called for it!  Check him out in a tux!
• Another portrait type one, but I think that it's more from his directorial days.  But, don't quote me on that, 'kay?
• Who says that Gene couldn't relax?  Look at him playing some mean table tennis.  (I'm not quite sure when this is from, but we're gonna put it right here.)
• Okay, this is kinda random, but it was fun.  Here's a completely candid picture of Gene.  I'm not sure exactly why he's pointing to his Sears purchase, but hey, why not?
• Gene in a tux from the movie Xanadu.  Haven't seen it, don't know if I even want to (I have some Olivia Newton-John issues); perhaps some day I'll check it out.
• Gene's pretty old in this picture, but he still manages to look good!  Sheesh!  Oh, this was autographed.
• So, here we have Gene posing with the imfamous Oscar.  Well, maybe he's not on his own, but I don't care!

• A nice picture of the two of them jumping up.  Really, it's nice.
• This is a picture from "The Babbit and the Bromide" number.  I think it's very cute.
• Sorry, I couldn't resist putting this picture up again.  I love it; they're both so cute!
• Okay, so this has Donald O'Connor in it, too.  So?  It still counts.  This picture was in the booklet for the Singin' in the Rain CD.
• Here's Fred and Gene from That's Entertainment, Too! (I think that's how it's written in the credits).  It's got Gene's John Hancock.  (Actually, I think it would be his Gene Kelly.  Well, arguing semantics isn't going to get us anywhere.)
• This too is from That's Entertainment, Too!  But, this is Fred and Gene dancing away.  (And Fred being, oh, 77 years old is doing a great job as Mr. Kelly's 64-year-old self dances, too.)

• Well, the site where I found this picture says that the woman is Rita Hayworth, but it's not.  It's someone from Pal Joey. Nevertheless, it's a very nice picture, no matter what the lady's name is.

Next we've got a scene from For Me and My Gal.  Actually, it's from the number "For Me and My Gal."  Gene and Judy made a great team, don't you think?
• Here's Judy and Gene "Ballin' the Jack"!
• Here's a publicity shot from For Me and My Gal.  It's George Murphy, and Gene holding Judy up.
• This is a publicity picture from For Me and My Gal.
• It's Gene and Jean-Pierre Aumont trying to escape in Cross of Lorraine.
• Since I have yet to see Cross of Lorraine, I'm not sure exactly what has happened, but here's Pierre Aumont, Richard Whorf, and Gene (who appears wounded).
• This is a publicity picture from Thousands Cheer.  Here we have John Boles, Mary Astor, Gene, amd Kathryn Grayson.  (This is another movie I need to see.)
• Another publicity shot for Thousands Cheer, but this is just Gene and Kathryn.
• A publicity picture from Pilot 5 of Franchot Tone, Marsha Hunt, and Gene.
• This here is a poster for the movie Cover Girl with Rita Hayworth.  This movie is really cool: it's got the "Alter Ego" dance (what could be better than Gene dancing with Gene?) and that catchy song "Make Way For Tomorrow."
• This picture I got from "Don't Rain on My Charade" (which is listed on the links page), but I had to put it here since I love the number so much!  Here's Gene, Rita, and Phil Silvers singing "Make Way for Tomorrow."
• A publicity picture from Cover Girl, showing Gene in a suit Rita in her "My Passion for You" outfit.
• Gene and Rita take a bow!
• This here picture was contributed by Mary M. of the Gene Kelly list.  It's a picture of "the scene" in Cover Girl (don't ask; it's a long story, and I kinda started it!).
• Okay, this is later on in "the scene," after "the moment," when Gene and Rita dance to "Long Ago (and Far Away)" (a very pretty song).
• A publicity shot of Gene and Deanna Durbin for Christmas Holiday.  And, I must say that Gene looks quite nice here.
• Gene and Deanna in a scene from Christmas Holiday.
• Another scene from Christmas Holiday with Deanna sitting and Gene laying down on a bed
• Here's some guy I don't know, Gene, and Deanna Durbin in yet another scene from Christmas Holiday.
• This is from Anchors Aweigh; this time it's Gene at the phone with Frank Sinatra (and the rest of the sailors, so it looks like) trying to listen in.  This scene, by the way, is one of the Gene Kelly list's rewatch scenes.  You ladies who don't believe me, just watch it and listen to the way Gene talks to Lola, okay?
• Oh, this is the cutest picture!!!  It's Gene and Frank putting wee little Dean Stockwell (of Quantam Leap fame) to bed!  Thanks, Anders, for having such a great picture!!!
• Here's Frank (as Clarence), Gene (as Joe), and Kathryn Grayson (as Aunt Susie) in  Anchors Aweigh.
• Here Gene tells all the boys, "I Begged Her" with Frank there for bakup.
• Another Anchors Aweigh picture with Frank and Gene dancing.
• More Gene and Frank dancing to "I Begged Her" in Anchors Aweigh.
• Gene and Frank just love dancing, don't they?
• Here's a slighty psychotic looking picture of Gene with Tom and Jerry in Anchors Aweigh.
• This is a very cute publicity picture of Gene and Marie McDonald from Living in a Big Way.
• A promo shot from The Pirate, which I love; it's one of my favorites!
• A scene from The Pirate, with Judy Garland getting postal on Gene.  (By the way, don't you think that Gene Kelly looks a bit like Mandy Patinkin in The Princess Bride?  It's kinda eerie, at least for me.)
• Just a headshot of Gene from The Pirate.
• Ladies, be sure you're sitting down.  Here's Gene with the rest of the muskateers in Three Muskateers.
• A nice scene from On the Town, with Gene in the middle.
• This cover of a British magazine has Gene and Leslie Caron from "Love Is Here to Stay" from An American in Paris.
• Now, we're to the wee little Singin' in the Rain section.  This is a promo shot of Mr. Kelly; I think that it's really rather neat.
• A publicity picture of Debbie Reynolds and Gene dancing.
• Here's Gene with Debbie Reynolds.  I like this picture in general, but Debbie Reynolds looks a little bizarre, I think.  See for yourself.
• Another Gene and Debbie shot, this time with Debbie sitting on Gene's knee.  Lucky girl...oh, was that out loud?
• It's the shot of Gene Kelly, Debbie Reynolds, and Donald O'Connor from the opening of the film.  Yeah!
• Don Lockwood (Gene--duh!) gets his big break!  (From Anders great collection)
• Donald O'Connor and Gene Kelly dance to "Moses," that fun little tongue twister.
• The quintessential Gene Kelly: on the lamp post, "happy again" while he's "singin' and dancin' in the rain."
• Cyd Charisse and Gene Kelly in one of the Gene Kelly list's sexiest scenes.
• Gene surrounded by a group of chorus girls from the "Broadway Melody Ballet."
• Here's a picture of Gene with our favorite movie musical producer Arthur Freed and the one and only Adam Pontipee, Howard Keel.  (Man, I wish I were there when this picture was taken.  Not only to be by Gene, but to hear Howard laugh.  Ah, what a laugh...oh, wait, wrong page!)
• An ad for the movie Brigadoon with Cyd Charisse.
• A Brigadoon lobby card that shows when the Americans from 1954 first meet the villagers of 1754 Brigaddon.
• Gene and Cyd dancing through "the heather on the hill" from Brigadoon.
• Gene dancing because he's almost in love.  From the number "Almost Like Being in Love" from Brigadoon.  You can see Van Johnson's back in this picture, too.
• More from Brigadoon.  This time, it's Van Johnson, Gene, and Elaine Stewart.  (This part of the scene I find very funny.  That Van Johnson cracks me up--especially his "Put Your Arms Around Me, Honey" in In the Good Old Summertime.  But that's not Gene, so I shouldn't go into it here!)
• A picture of Gene and Cyd from It's Always Fair Weather, which I'm sure is good, but I don't know, since I haven't seen it.
• Here's a signed still from Invitation to the Dance, which looks très frais (as my friend and I said in our French V class; it's called "franglais").
• A still from Marjorie Morningstar with Natalie Wood and Gene.
• This is another picture from the illustrious Mary M. of the Gene list.  After someone asked about Gene being in a TV version of Going My Way, Mary came up with this picture.  Unfortunately, I don't know who the other two people are.
• Here's Frank and Gene in the '70s.  I think it's from a special called "Ol' Blue Eyes Is Back" or something like that.
• This picture was taken by the husband of one of the ladies on the Gene Kelly mailing list.  It's Gene's handprints, footprints, and signature in the sidewalk.

So, there you have it.  Pictures of Gene Kelly.  Just a disclaimer about these pictures.  I really don't have them.  I found these pictures at various sites and on eBay, the online auction.  So, if you want some of these pictures, check it out. 

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