Debbie's song omitted from the final version.

Rating: 9/10 (12 August 2019)

In response to Jaydodre, his review titled "a bit of a mess".
I just finished watching a 40th anniversary version, that included bonus footage at the end of the movie. Notably, an entire song sung by Debbie Reynolds entitled, "you are my lucky star". Jay's reviewed expressed his observation that the Gene Kelly and Debbie Reynolds budding relationship felt, "forced" and non-motivated. At first encounter Debbie's character, Kathy Seldon, is indifferent, almost loathing of Genes character, Don Lockwood. Not the least bit interested. In fact, Debbie abruptly departs a dancing job just to get away from Don. Next we see them together Debbie likes Gene, no explanation, a complete flip.
Ahhhhh, it's explained in the solo number Debbie sings that is cut from the final version. Debbie sings about being the president of the her local, Don Lockwood, fan club. Meeting him is a dream come true. Don is her lucky star. Hmmmm, well, that helps a bit. Except I wonder why Debbie was offish at their first meeting in her vehicle? Playing hard to get? Who knows, it's HollyWood, fantasy land. Hope that helps.