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    Debbie Reynolds, the star of such enduring Hollywood films as “Singin’ in the Rain” and “How the West Was Won,” will be honored with a lifetime achievement award by her peers, the Screen Actors Guild said on Monday.

    Reynolds, 82, will be given the accolade* at the acting organization’s annual awards ceremony in January 2015, for her achievement as an actress, singer, dancer and for her efforts to preserve historical films, the guild said.

    Reynolds, the mother of actress Carrie Fisher, will also be honored for her humanitarian work, which includes a charity to help fight the stigma of mental illness.

    “Her generous spirit and unforgettable performances have entertained audiences across the globe, moving us all from laughter to tears and back again,” Ken Howard, the president of the SAG-AFTRA labor union, said in a statement.

    The versatile actress earned a best actress Oscar nomination for the 1964 musical “The Unsinkable Molly Brown,” and sang the chart-topping song “Tammy” from 1957 movie “Tammy.”(SD-Agencies)