Life Is Too Short is a show business autobiography unlike any other. It is a chronicle of the business itself the greed, the glitter, the hard work, revealing the secrets behind the successes of such films as boys Town and The Human Comedy, telling how it felt to be the most famous child star in the world, showing what it was like to tackle such tough moguls as Louis B. Mayer head-on. It is also a window into an extraordinary life, a life filled with startling experiences, tremendous excess, hedonism, along with a lot of loving and caring. There are failed marriages, visits to Hollywood brothels, extravagant spending, the premature deaths of close friends and lovers. Perhaps, above all, it is the ultimate portrait of a survivor, for Mickey Rooney is just that. For all its ups and downs, for all its sadness and celebration, Mickey Rooney's autobiography is reason to believe that life, indeed, is too short. Way too short.
He was born in September 1920 in Brooklyn, New york, and seventy-odd years later he's still on top of the world. The inbtervening years, however, have been anything but easy. They've been fun, painful, sexy, tragic, and thrilling. But easy? That's not the Rooney way.

From his first stage appearance at the age of seventeen months - yes, seventeen months - through his days as the eternal youth Andy Stallion, Sugar Babies, and the award-winning role of Bill in the television movie of the same name, Mickey Rooney has defined the word "star."

A singer, dancer, comedian, and brilliant dramtic actor, Mickey Rooney, it has been said, is, pound for pound, the most talented performer in the history of Hollywood. He can make you laugh just as easily as he can make you cry. But there is a lot more to Rooney than just his talent or a highly successful career.

In Life Is Too Short, Rooney shows that underneath it all has been a man who has gone through it all - broken romances, addiction to pills, the squandering of a veritable fortune. he has had relationships with some of the most beautiful women of our time - Ava Gardner and Lana Turner, among many others - and friendships with a glittering array of celebrities - Clark Gable, Wallace Beery, Elizabeth Taylor, Charlie Chaplin, Fred Astaire, Jimmy Cagney, Jackie Gleason (whose thirty-eighth birthday present to Rooney was a night with two of the most beautiful women who ever lived). Of course, there was also his fabled friendship with Judy Garland, and in these pages is a warm, insightful, and poignant look at that great singer and actress.

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