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Gene Nelson - Lights! Camera! Dance! (hardback)
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Gene Nelson - Lights! Camera! Dance! (hardback)

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Gene Nelson - Lights! Camera! Dance!

by Scott O’Brien

 

234 pages

6x9 size

ISBN 9798887712536

             

Gene Nelson was one of a kind—dancer, actor, choreographer, and director for stage, screen, and television. The admiration he received from co-players (with one exception) is moving and impressive. Musicals with Doris Day (who took up dancing again thanks to Gene), and his delightful portrayal of Will Parker in the blockbuster screen classic Oklahoma! make for an unforgettable legacy. And yes, Nelson managed to overcome scandal as he transitioned into becoming a prolific director.

 

Gene Nelson is Scott O’Brien’s ninth biography of cinema legends. His books have garnered positive reviews from Classic Images, Sight & Sound, and SF Gate. Three of O’Brien’s books have made the Huffington Post’s “Best Cinema Books of the Year.”