SAG Foundation Shares 'Conversations with Mickey Rooney'

With his recent passing, the Screen Actors Guild Foundation honors the life and legacy of Mickey Rooney and recognizes the indelible mark he left by sharing its two-hour 'Conversations with Mickey Rooney' in its online video archive. Recorded in 2004, Rooney discusses his lengthy Hollywood career with actor Todd Amorde, including anecdotes on Walt Disney and Elizabeth Taylor with an appreciative audience of actors.

The SAG Foundation is in the process of digitizing its entire Conversations archive of more than 400 discussions with high profile actors to include Charlton Heston, Angela Lansbury, Kirk Douglas and more as part of its ongoing effort to preserve the legacy of acting and great actors.

Watch Mickey Rooney dish on Mickey Mouse: http://youtu.be/vogaJQCV5VQ

Watch the full Conversations with Mickey Rooney: http://youtu.be/gUnxLwKmKLA

Visit the SAG Foundation's online archive: https://www.youtube.com/user/SAGFoundation

About the Screen Actors Guild Foundation

The Screen Actors Guild Foundation provides vital assistance and educational programming to the professionals of SAG-AFTRA while serving the public at large through its signature children's literacy programs. Founded in 1985, the SAG Foundation is a national non-profit organization, independent from SAG-AFTRA, and relies solely on support from grants, sponsorships, and individual contributions to maintain its programs and create new ones. For more information, visit sagfoundation.org.coconnor@sagfoundation.org
With his recent passing, the Screen Actors Guild Foundation honors the life and legacy of Mickey Rooney and recognizes the indelible mark he left by sharing its two-hour 'Conversations with Mickey Rooney' in its online video archive. Recorded in 2004, Rooney discusses his lengthy Hollywood career with actor Todd Amorde, including anecdotes on Walt Disney and Elizabeth Taylor with an appreciative audience of actors.

The SAG Foundation is in the process of digitizing its entire Conversations archive of more than 400 discussions with high profile actors to include Charlton Heston, Angela Lansbury, Kirk Douglas and more as part of its ongoing effort to preserve the legacy of acting and great actors.

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