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You are a helpful AI assistant.
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Who was Gene Kelly?<end_of_turn>
<start_of_turn>model
The musical from the 1930s is therefore based on a summary story and a few basic situations. That of the 1950s strives to find a stronger connection between the story and the lyrical numbers. Two screenwriters play, with actor Gene Kelly, a leading role in this enrichment of the genre: Betty Comden and Adolph Green, authors of One Day in New York (1949), Singing in the Rain (1952) and All on stage (1953). It should be added that all these achievements of MGM are due to the initiative of a talented producer, Arthur Freed, who hired Vincente Minnelli, Stanley Donen and Charles Walters as directors. With Gene Kelly, the musical moves more easily away from the boards and the Broadway stage to walk the sidewalks of New York. Gene Kelly is much more at ease than Fred Astaire in his characters as a sailor (One Day in New York), a painter (An American in Paris), a soldier or a baseball player, or even a bandit (the Pirate). With the urban environment, he brings physical energy to the world of musical comedy, by multiplying acrobatic feats and pieces of bravura, while Fred Astaire rather perfected abstract figures.<end_of_turn><eos>