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“Rialto Report” is not a reliable source (RS) by Wikipedia standards. It had an interview with porn actress Orita De Chadwick. She said another porn actor said Gene Kelly had a relationship with that porn actor. Had Mr. Kelly appeared in a porn movie, an RS could have gotten a scoop. You will not find him in a porn movie. Ancient gossip is all that remains.
Also in the article, the interviewer asks Orita, “And how’s your health?”
Her reply: “Not good. I have cancer. I’m sick. But it’s okay. I’m not doing any treatment for it. I’ve already lived three years longer than I should have. My doctor shakes his head when he sees me.”
