Fans and Friends Remember Late Actor Mickey Rooney

On Monday, flowers were placed on Mickey Rooney's first of four stars on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.

"There are very few actors in Hollywood whose careers span an entire lifetime," said entertainment expert Mary Murphy.

The late actor died in his North Hollywood home surounded by friends and family Sunday night.

Throughout his 90-year career, Rooney was nominated for four Academy Awards, one Tony Award, and won an Emmy Award. He could act, sing, and dance.

Rooney received two special Oscars for his film achievements. He played his most famous role in 16 feature films as the beloved, All-American troublemaker, Andy Hardy.

On Monday, fans remembered the late actor for his iconic roles, natural acting chops, and down to earth personality.

Mickey Rooney's lifelong achievements were also fondly celebrated by a host of celebrities. Actress Margaret O'Brien remembered Rooney as "undoubtedly the most talented actor that ever lived."

Actress Mia Farrow tweeted, "RIP Mickey Rooney. We can only be awed and grateful for so many great performances."