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Tuesday, November 18, 2025

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Tuesday, November 18, 2025

Mickey Rooney, one of the last legends from Hollywood’s golden era, dead at 93

mickeyrooneyMickey Rooney was the original Hardy boy.

His 200-plus film credits notwithstanding, the spry, spirited Rooney, who died on Sunday, will be best remembered for playing the impetuous title character in MGM’s beloved Andy Hardy movies.

Rooney, 93, is survived by his eighth wife Jan, and nine children.

But most of all, he leaves behind a colorful Hollywood legacy that spanned 80 years and more than 200 films, including Boys Town and The Black Stallion. Rooney won two honorary Oscars, the first in 1938, the second in 1982. In January 2005, Rooney made headlines for the unlikeliest of reasons when the Fox network rejected a Super Bowl cold remedy commercial — featuring Rooney’s bared bottom — for being inappropriate.

Read more at USA Today.

What was your favorite Rooney film?