This Biography is about one of the best Actor Mickey Rooney including his Height, weight,Age & Other Detail…
Biography Of Mickey Rooney | |
Real Name | Mickey Rooney |
Profession | Actors |
Famous as | Actor |
Nationality | American |
Personal Life of Mickey Rooney | |
Born on | 23 September 1920 |
Birthday | 23rd September |
Died At Age | 93 |
Sun Sign | Virgo |
Born in | Brooklyn, New York |
Died on | 06 April 2014 |
Grouping of People | Child Prodigies |
Family Background of Mickey Rooney | |
Father | Joseph Yule |
Mother | Nellie W. (ne Carter) |
Spouses/Partners | Jan Rooney (m. 1978), Carolyn Hockett (m. 1969-1975), Marge Lane (m. 1966-1967), Carolyn Mitchell (m. 1958-1966), Elaine Devry (m. 1952-1958), Martha Vickers (m. 1949-1951), Betty Jane Baker (m. 1944-1949), Ava Gardner |
Children | Mickey Rooney Jr., Michael Rooney, Tim Rooney, Teddy Rooney, Christopher Aber, Jonelle Rooney, Kimmy Sue Rooney, Kerry Rooney, Kelly Ann Rooney, Jimmy Rooney, Mark Rooney |
Education | Hollywood Professional School, Hollywood High School |
Awards | 1964 – Golden Globe for Best TV Star Male 1981 – Emmy Award for Outstanding Lead Actor in a Limited Series or Special 1981 – Golden Globe for Best Actor in a TV Mini-Series or Motion Picture |
Personal Fact of Mickey Rooney | |
Mickey Rooney is the second longest serving actor in the history of cinema and is also among the most prolific ones. His tryst with acting started when he was just seventeen months old and appeared on stage with his parents. Encouraged by his mother, he managed to bag his first movie role at the age of six and started featuring regularly in films. He bagged a major contract with MGM in his early teens and soon achieved stardom with comic roles in numerous movies and musicals, becoming the undisputed box-office king. His acting career was interrupted by a stint in the war, where too he showed his comic abilities off the camera and entertained the troops. But his magic somehow disappeared after the war and his films did not reach the heights of his earlier ones. But he did not relent and took his talent to TV and stage, attaining a modicum of success there. In spite of not being the same force as he once was, he carried on acting with the same zeal and energy throughout his life and intermittently produced great performances, like in the film The Black Stallion. His personal life wasn’t short of action either and he married eight times. His longevity and endurance certainly suggests that Mickey Rooney was born to act and entertain. |
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