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  • In 2004, he stars as Johnny Walker in the show 2004 Festival Calle 8.
  • In 2004, he takes the role of Stanley White in the 4th Annual BET Awards.
  • Harold R. 'Harry' Angel in the 1996 show Adventures of the Quest: The Cold Sea.
  • For the 2002 release Amateur Angels 6, he is cast in the role of Aurelio D'Amato.
  • He is cast in the role of Francesco in the 1994 video Anal Adventures of Suzy Super Slut.
  • In 1994, he is cast in the role of Jordan in the video Asian Babes 6.
  • In 2004, Mickey Rourke plays Father Frank Larkin in the release of 14,58 euro.
  • Mickey Rourke plays the part of Henry Chinaski in the 1967 movie 220 V.
  • For the 1998 production of 78, he takes the role of Florence.
  • He plays the part of Tony Pate in the 1973 movie Afrika.
  • In 1929, Mickey Rourke's character is Michael Bosworth in the feature Allah 'L. Allah.
  • In 1984, Mickey Rourke stars as Richie in the production of Amuse-gueule.
  • In 1987, he plays the part of Gorman Lennox in the production of Annyeonghaseyo hananim.
  • Mickey Rourke stars as Robert 'Boogie' Sheftell in the 1900 movie Another Picture Showing Demonstration of a Pneumatic Shell Riveter.
  • He takes the role of Ed in the 1943 release of Antes de entrar, dejen salir.
  • In 1949, he plays the part of Cyrus Paice in the feature Arctic Dog Team.
  • He plays Jan the Actress in the 1983 release of Ask adasi.
  • In 2003, Mickey Rourke plays Jack Bracken in the production of Assignment, An.
  • In 1997, Mickey Rourke is cast in the role of The Cook in the release of Assignment: Rescue.
  • He stars as J. Lyman 'Bruiser' Stone in the 2002 show Ausgestopfte Mohr, Der.
  • He takes the role of John Gray in the 1997 show The Bay of Pigs.
  • Mickey Rourke plays Charlie in the 2006 The Best of Amateur Angels.
  • Mickey Rourke plays Billy in the 1986 video Between My Breasts 1.
  • In 2001, Mickey Rourke's character is Pvt. Reese in the video Big Fat F.N. Tits 7.
  • He plays the part of Harley Davidson in the 2001 video release of Boulevard Gangs.
  • Mickey Rourke plays Gavin O'Rourke in the 1973 production of Badlands.
  • He stars as Martin Fallon in the 2000 production of The Basement Girl.
  • For the 1977 movie Beda, he plays Butch.
  • For the 2003 production of Bedwin Hacker, Mickey Rourke plays Edmund.
  • For the 2007 show The Big Pull, Mickey Rourke's character is Rudy Ray.
  • Colonel Graff in the 1926 feature Bindle at the Party.
  • In 2007, Mickey Rourke stars as Stavros in the release of Bing Bang Boom!.
  • For the 1996 movie Blinde Kuh, Die, he plays Frank T. Wells.
  • In 1991, Mickey Rourke is cast in the role of James Wheeler in the show Blue Tornado.
  • In 1953, Paul Sullivan in the movie Bon Dieu sans confession, Le.
  • Mickey Rourke stars as Eddie in the 2003 feature Born in Buenos Aires.
  • Mickey Rourke plays the part of John Rideout in the 1914 movie Broncho Billy's Mother.
  • For the 1979 tv series Burn the Butterflies, Mickey Rourke stars as Nick Ray.
  • In 2004, Mickey Rourke plays Tiny Frakes in the show Comedy Hot Shot 2004.
  • For the 1937 production of Campo Que Nos Chama, O, he plays The Motorcycle Boy.
  • For the 1975 feature Casados y la menor, Los, he plays John Sedley.
  • For the 2006 movie Conversazione a Porto, Mickey Rourke's character is Teddy Lewis.
  • He is cast in the role of The Bookie in the 1970 movie Cousin Jed Rises Again.
  • In 1977, Mickey Rourke stars as Kasarov in the production Curse of the Black Widow.
  • For the 1989 show Deern ist richtig, Die, Mickey Rourke stars as Joseph Cybulkowski.
  • He plays the part of Jim Olstad in the 1921 movie The Crater of Mt. Catmai.
  • In 2008, Mickey Rourke plays Ed Altman in the movie Dos de mayo, El.
  • He is cast in the role of Marv in the 1953 Etappenhase, Der.
  • In 1991, he stars as Husband in the production of Fit: Episodes in the History of the Body.
  • He stars as Himself in the 1938 production of Four Daughters.

  • Wrestler Rourke hits red carpet

    
    US actor Mickey Rourke took to the red carpet in London's Leicester Square on Monday night to promote The Wrestler.
    on 2009-01-06 04:48:01

  • Mickey Rourke, The Comeback Kid

    
    Mickey Rourke made a name for himself years ago in movies such as "Diner," and then he threw it all away. Now, with "The Wrestler" he's back witha vengeance. Serena Altschul has a Sunday Profile:
    on 2009-01-05 04:46:37

  • Evan Rachel Wood's wrestling therapy

    
    Evan Rachel Wood says making 'The Wrestler' was "like 10 years of therapy in a week". The 21-year-old actress, who stars as the estranged daughter of Mickey Rourke in the movie, admits the role helped her confront her own issues about her father.
    on 2009-01-03 04:48:18

  • 'Ballet' grappler Mickey Rourke

    
    Mickey Rourke says wrestling is like "ballet". The 56-year-old actor - who was once a professional boxer - underwent pro-wrestling training for his part in new movie 'The Wrestler' and now has more admiration for the stars of the sport.
    on 2008-12-31 04:48:59

  • Indie Spirit Awards actor/actress nominees

    
    Award Central: List of hopefuls for this year's honors -- Nominees for this year's Indie Spirit Awards including Javier Bardem ("Vicky Cristina Barcelona"), James Franco ("Milk"), Mickey Rourke ("The Wrestler") and Melissa Leo ("Frozen River").
    on 2008-12-31 04:48:03

  • Evan Rachel Wood Not Dating Mickey Rourke

    
    "It's not romantic, we're like father and daughter," the actress says of relationship rumors. Evan Rachel Wood may have dated a man nearly twenty years her senior...
    on 2008-12-23 04:53:36

  • Fox Searchlight finds niche at B.O.

    
    Front Page: Snow can't slow 'Wrestler,' 'Slumdog Millionaire' -- Fox Searchlight wrestled key victories out of the weekend box office for Mickey Rourke starrer "The Wrestler" and awards favorite "Slumdog Millionaire."
    on 2008-12-22 04:46:13

  • Heath Ledger for Best Actor Prize award

    
    Heath Ledger is heading competition for the Best Actor Prize award at the London Critics’ Circle Film Awards 2009. Sean Penn is also nominated for his role in ‘Milk’, as are Mickey Rourke for ‘The Wrestler’, Josh Brolin for his role as George W. Bush in
    on 2008-12-20 04:49:39

  • 25 Hall of Fame sports movies

    
    Mickey Rourke is a champ in ''The Wrestler'' -- good enough to hang with the top cinema athletes since '83?
    on 2008-12-19 04:47:52

  • Just a Minute With: Mickey Rourke on film comeback (Reuters)

    
    Reuters - U.S. actor Mickey Rourke knows all about the dark side of Hollywood -- a bad-boy reputation meant years of rejection for a man who, in the 1980s, was a star with a great future after turns in "Diner," "Rumble Fish" and "Angel Heart."
    on 2008-12-19 04:45:15

  • Tough crowd at 'Wrestler' premiere

    
    Film News: Mickey Rourke discusses career at event -- After a slew of festivals and a Gotham bow, "The Wrestler" crew faced its final round of red-carpet preems Tuesday by taking on perhaps its toughest match -- an industry crowd at the Academy theater.
    on 2008-12-18 04:47:31

  • The Wrestler

    
    Review in a Hurry: At last, a movie about the way pro wrestling really works. Mickey Rourke is Robin Ramzinski, aka Randy "The Ram" Robinson, a broken down '80s wrestling star who now works...
    on 2008-12-18 04:46:25

  • Mickey Rourke in 'The Wrestler' will stomp on your heart

    
    In The Wrestler (* * * out of four), Mickey Rourke wallops us with a damaged hero who is full of pathos and poignant contradictions.
    on 2008-12-17 04:51:35

  • Mickey Rourke in 'The Wrestler' will stomp on your heart

    
    In The Wrestler (* * * out of four), Mickey Rourke wallops us with a damaged hero who is full of pathos and poignant contradictions.
    on 2008-12-17 04:47:01

  • Mickey Rourke rises again in 'The Wrestler'

    
    Mickey Rourke is set for an unexpected revival with his eloquent performance as a washed up wrestler who rises again.
    on 2008-12-17 04:46:45

  • S.F. Critics pick 'Milk,' 'Wrestler'

    
    Web Exclusive: Sean Penn, Mickey Rourke tie for best actor -- The S.F. Film Critics' Circle found gold in a hometown story this year.
    on 2008-12-16 04:50:27

  • Rourke's Oscar campaign too much of a good thing? (Reuters)

    
    Reuters - Mickey Rourke is stalking you.
    on 2008-12-16 04:45:11

  • Mickey Rourke's Therapy Prepared Him for Comeback

    
    Mickey Rourke spent nine years in therapy before his analyst ruled he was no longer "crazy". The actor initially resisted seeking psychiatric help, but, once in the doctor's chair, he was forced to confront the childhood traumas that had blighted his char
    on 2008-12-16 04:51:39

  • Mickey Rourke Wrestles a Chick's Backside

    
    Filed under: Paparazzi Photo, Hot BodiesTMZ.com: While walking through Beverly Hills this weekend, 52-year-old reassembled actor Mickey Rourke put a choke hold on his lady friend's ass.First gays, then Asians and now this woman. Rourke's Offensive Behavi
    on 2008-12-16 04:52:53

  • Iran Offended By "Wrestler" -- Ayatollah So!

    
    If rising nuclear threat Iran can take offense to a movie like "The Wrestler" -- we should just leave them out of pop culture for good.The country's media is up in arms over the flick because one of the guys Mickey Rourke wrestles is called "the...Permal
    on 2008-12-15 04:48:33
  • "AKA" wrote in message news:1rmdg.78051$F_3.474@newssvr29.news.prodigy.net... > I'm sure the reason you think Jessica Walter is much more youthful looking > than Faye Dunaway is because Walter is the younger of the two. Dunaway, > the older of the two, is 14 days older than Walter. Both are 65 years of > age. I said "in her late 50's and early 60's". Clearly I didn't look up Walther's age, but nonetheless, at 65 she's still hot and got it. Dunaway just looks desperate, like Mickey Rourke and Axl Rose. ------------------------------------- Icebreaker "But Jerri, everybody says that you're a- " "I like the pole and the hole, and right now i'm as moist as a snack cake down there."
  • NY POST...PAGE 6 March 7, 2006 -- WITH another Oscar-cast under its belt, Hollywood's A-list boozed and schmoozed into the wee hours of yesterday morning. High in the hills at Soho House L.A., Mike DeLuca, Rick Yorn and Patrick Whitesell hosted their annual "after-after party" for VIPs looking to cut loose after Vanity Fair's tightly ed to-do at Mortons. And let loose they did. "Everyone said I was fat, so I did something about it," slap-happy songbird Mariah Carey blurted to Page Six, seemingly out of nowhere. "Here! Feel my thighs! Feel my butt!" After several requests, Page Six agreed to fondle her newly firmed physique, and can confirm the absence of unsightly "jelly." "See?" Carey said, proudly. "I'll never be a stick woman, but now I'm fierce!" Across the room, Brittany Murphy sported an engagement rock the size of a boulder as Owen Wilson, Jennifer Lopez and hubby Marc Anthony worked the crowd. Later, Paris Hilton argued loudly with her Greek meal-ticket, Stavros Niarchos. Benicio Del Toro was spotted scarfing down waffles in the kitchen. Earlier in the evening, Vanity Fair honcho Graydon Carter's newly svelte guest list made for "the best Oscar party in five years," according to one elated invitee. At one point, Page Six introduced much-arrested actor Mickey Rourke to L.A. Police Chief Bill Bratton - though they didn't exactly hit it off. "You're a cop, right?," squinty-eyed Rourke asked suspiciously as Madonna and Guy Ritchie looked on. Informed that Bratton, New York's former police commissioner, was, in fact, L.A.'s "top cop," Rourke skulked off toward the exit. Other amusing guests at the VF gala: * Joaquin Phoenix, who showed up with two "dates," his mother and sister - leading one there to quip: "Well, that's good. He's got one girlfriend in New York, one in L.A., and another one that floats. I guess this got him out of asking any of them to the party and p - - - ing off the others." * Jennifer Aniston and Vince Vaughn, who arrived at the party separately but were inseparable once inside. Vaughn stroked Aniston's arm and only left her side to chain-smoke after Will Ferrell arrived to relieve him.
  • On Wed, 07 Dec 2005 04:42:40 GMT, in alt.gossip.celebrities, "Gregory Morrow" arranged some electrons, so they looked like this : ... ... Kris Baker wrote: ... ... > "frybread" wrote in message ... > news:1133922684.661866.142070@g14g2000cwa.googlegroups.com... ... ... ... > ... > I say he's "grossest couple" all by himself. He's so awful, that ... > anyone standing next to him, improves him. ... ... ... Except for anyone French - they don't use deoderant ;-) But they know how to write DEODORANT properly.
  • Kris Baker wrote: > "frybread" wrote in message > news:1133922684.661866.142070@g14g2000cwa.googlegroups.com... > anyone standing next to him, improves him. Except for anyone French - they don't use deoderant ;-) -- Best Greg
  • "frybread" wrote in message news:1133922684.661866.142070@g14g2000cwa.googlegroups.com... > For grossest Hollywood couple, my vote goes to Mickey Rourke and > whomever he can get to screw him. I say he's "grossest couple" all by himself. He's so awful, that anyone standing next to him, improves him. Kris
  • For grossest Hollywood couple, my vote goes to Mickey Rourke and whomever he can get to screw him.
  • In alt.showbiz.gossip Rick in Oz wrote: : http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/blogs/sfgate/indexd?blogid=7 : Osbourne Pokes Fun at Celebrity Makeovers : AP / Tammy Arroyo, file : Catty Sharon Osbourne has named Michael Douglas, Mickey Rourke and Melanie : Griffith as the stars with the worst facelifts. Why did she exclude herself from the list? Fiona
  • http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/blogs/sfgate/indexd?blogid=7 Osbourne Pokes Fun at Celebrity Makeovers AP / Tammy Arroyo, file Catty Sharon Osbourne has named Michael Douglas, Mickey Rourke and Melanie Griffith as the stars with the worst facelifts. The rock matriarch and reality TV star, who regularly goes under the knife to fix her looks, has lashed out at the trio for going too far. Of Griffith, Osbourne says, "she has destroyed herself," while "Sin City" star Rourke "obviously hates himself," and Douglas, Catherine Zeta-Jones' husband, has had "a terrible face job."
  • http://www.femalefirst.co.uk/entertainment/101162004.htm Mickey Rourke Takes The 'Rap' October 18, 2005, 7:31:53 ROURKE TAKES THE RAP FOR FORMER MISDEMEANOURS Hollywood hardman MICKEY ROURKE only learned to take responsibility for his actions when his turbulent life finally hit rock bottom. The ageing SIN CITY star was ready to give up hope when acting roles dried up and his second wife CARRE OTIS walked out on him in 1994. But Rourke admits the personal trauma forced him to confront his problems head on instead of laying the blame on other people. He says, "I've had days when I haven't wanted to be on this planet. When I was younger I was fuelled by anger and that was the problem. "When the anger turned into shame about what I'd done, the going got even tougher. I stopped blaming the world and looked in the mirror and said to myself, 'I've lost everything because of me - not because of them'. "And I finally realised, 'Oh my God. I've lost my wife, my career, my home, my credibility - because of me.' It's ok when you're 22 but when you're 48 it's disgusting."
  • http://jam.canoe.ca/Movies/Artists/K/Knightley_Keira/2005/10/09/1255234.html Knightley is one busy lady these days By ANN MARIE MCQUEEN -- Ottawa Sun BEVERLY HILLS -- Keira Knightley is one in-demand 20-year-old. The British actress was up all night shooting scenes for the second and third Pirates of the Caribbean instalments, with just enough time for a shower before meeting the press to talk about her newest movie, Domino. With two cans of Red Bull in hand, the fetching and cheerful Knightley describes her exhaustion while looking so fresh-faced one would think she was in bed sleeping -- and not up swashbuckling -- all night. "I was doing swordfighting and getting so tired I thought, 'I'm actually going to wreck myself,' and didn't hurt myself at all," she said. "But then when I got to the hotel this morning at 7, I fell out of the door of the car and cracked my knee on the side of the pavement." Knightley's career took off after she played a soccer player in 2002's Bend It Like Beckham. In addition to the first Pirates, she went on to shoot another half-dozen movies, including King Arthur, Love, Actually and, most recently, The Jacket. She had just four days off between her turn as Jane Austen heroine Elizabeth Bennett in Pride and Prejudice and Domino. The 43-day shoot was scheduled specifically so Knightley could squeeze it in. Domino, which opens Friday, is inspired by real-life model-turned-bounty hunter Domino Harvey. The 35-year-old daughter of famed British actor Laurence Harvey died of an overdose in June while out on bail and under house arrest pending trial on drug dealing charges. Because she had so little time to prepare, Knightley was left wondering just how she would morph into tough-as-nails Domino from refined and sensible Bennett. Knightley said she was "freaking out" every time director Tony Scott would call her on Pride to talk about Domino, finding herself for the first time unable to wrap her head around the character. "Then I was passing a hairdresser's and I thought, 'Right, this is how I'm going to do it, I'm going to cut Lizzie Bennett out of my hair,' " she said. Studied tapes She talked to Harvey twice on the phone before she died, and studied taped interviews and pictures. But lack of prep time and the film's fictional elements meant Knightley framed Domino largely on her own. "Actually, Tony said right at the beginning 'just make up your own character,' so actually I based it on my best mate Bonnie because she was around all the time when I was doing the other film and I could look at her." Knightley did cut her hair -- though she was sporting long, straight extensions by the time it came to promote both movies -- and left Bennett behind, big-time. Body-baring outfits, dark eye makeup and a permanent sneer also helped her embody the gun-toting Harvey. As Scott makes clear from words which flash across the screen during the opening moments of Domino -- "based on a true story ... kind of" -- he has not made a biopic. After rejecting two more linear, realistic s as "boring," Scott tapped screenwriter Richard Kelly (Donnie Darko) who conjured up the frenetic tale while sitting in the U.S. Department of Motor Vehicles. A real-life attendant named Lateesha (played by zaftig comedian Mo'Nique Imes-Jackson) was his inspiration for the movie's outrageous plot-turning character. The unlikely caper was then shot in Scott's signature jumpy, multiple-camera format, featuring a large and bizarre cast. Mickey Rourke and newcomer Edgar Ramirez round out Knightley's bounty team while dozens of real 18th Street gang members stepped in for a tense stand-off scene in the movie; Christopher Walken, Dabney Coleman, Lucy Liu and Mena Suvari all have small but memorable parts. Reality show hosts To take Domino's fictionalized reality a step further, Beverly Hills 90210 graduates Ian Ziering and Brian Austin Green turn up to play themselves as hosts of a reality show named Bounty Squad. Kelly, a fan of 90210, insisted the pair stay in the movie even when New Line execs weren't convinced they were necessary. Ziering jokes that when he got the , he asked his agent "How much am I going to have to pay them to be in this movie?" "It was the most random thing that could have happened, but it was something I hoped for," says Green. "I figured if Tarantino was a fan of Travolta, there's gotta be somebody that's doing well in this business that actually liked 90210." Though Harvey isn't here to comment, several reports from unnamed friends since her death suggest she wasn't happy with the movie's liberties. Scott scoffs at reports she felt sold out by the film, angry particularly at its depiction of her as heterosexual. In life she had relationships with women; on screen Knightley-as-Harvey goes topless for a steamy desert sex scene with Venezuelan co-star Edgar Ramirez. Domino doesn't touch on her drug problems or early death; Scott says again, the movie is based on real people but is almost entirely fiction. Scott says Harvey never saw the finished film but watched many sequences and was there on the final day of shooting. "It's been misreported by the press, saying she didn't like it and she's pissed off that we didn't represent it in the right way," says Scott. "And everything she saw she loved." Harvey also wrote and sang the track Heads You Lose, Tails You Die, which plays at the beginning and end at the film. "That was her motto for life,"said Scott. As for rumours he shifted the film's opening date to capitalize on Harvey's death, Scott says he only moved it up avoid competing with Knightley's Pride release Nov. 18. Domino Harvey's father became a major star after appearing in 1959's Room at the Top and 1962's The Manchurian Candidate, but died when she was four. Her mother Pauline Stone, a Vogue model played by Jacqueline Bisset in the movie, later married Hard Rock Cafe chain owner Peter Morton. Harvey was expelled from four different schools, dabbling in modelling, acting, being a ranch hand and a firefighter before she found her niche: Hunting down thieves, drug dealers and murderers for a Los Angeles bail bond agency. Scott says he became like a surrogate father to Harvey during a friendship which started 12 years ago when he visited her at home on one of her many bounty-hunting breaks. "Her mom wouldn't let her live in the house with guns so she lived in an apartment above the garage. The apartment had AK-47s and fatigues and Soldier of Fortune magazines," Scott recalled. Like others in her circle, Scott worried about Harvey as she struggled with addictions, in and out of rehab before her death. "She lived a hard life," he said. "I wasn't surprised, but it still hurts."
  • http://breakingnews.iol.ie/entertainment/story.asp?j=129591720&p=yz959z3xx&n =129592329 Rourke: I'm a one woman man 01/10/2005 - 20:02:30 Celebrated womaniser Mickey Rourke would give up his wild lifestyle to settle down with just one partner - as long as it was ex-wife Carre Otis. The actor insist his lothario behaviour is just a way to take his mind off Wild Orchid co-star Otis, to whom he was married for six years, because their divorce in 1998 still haunts him. He says: "We do crazy things to numb the pain. If I had my pick I'd be with one lady. Why do you think I have seven dogs? Because I can't sleep in my bed without them. Because the bed's too big."
  • http://breakingnews.iol.ie/entertainment/story.asp?j=138272358&p=y38z7z98y&n =138273046 Rourke planning London move 22/09/2005 - 08:06:20 Hollywood hellraiser Mickey Rourke is planning to move to London permanently after grabbing headlines with his party-fuelled lifestyle during his stay in the British capital. The Sin City actor has fallen in love with the European city while filming new movie Stormbreaker - but he is worried if his finances will be able to cope with the switch from America to notoriously expensive London. He says: "Yeah, I'm planning to move here sometime in the next couple of months. I'm really enjoying London. "It's a lot of fun and I'm having a great time but, man, you don't get much bang for your buck here, do you?"
  • "explorer" wrote in message news:m-ednQIFzYdLy7neRVn-vw@centurytel.net... > x-no-archive: yes > news:35UUe.5$Ob2.3@newssvr12.news.prodigy.com... > ordinary She might be normal considering what she does for a living, but she's still a child. I agree with you that he's not good looking. Even when he was at the top of his game, he was ugly. I remember a story that Joe Queenan did for Movieline about how the starlets today (circa 1990?) were girls compared with the starlets of the 40s. He brought up the fact that Lauren Bacall was 19 when she had her breakthrough roll. Name any 19 year old today who could hold a candle to Betty at 19. Maybe that is what Mickey was alluding to. But then again, he's so punch drunk he could have been thinking about candy. Puzz
  • x-no-archive: yes "Puzzla" wrote in message news:35UUe.5$Ob2.3@newssvr12.news.prodigy.com... > news:PsPUe.564$_q1.18287@nnrp1.ozemail.com.au... ordinary Like Mickey Rourke'>Mickey Rourke'>Mickey Rourke'>Mickey Rourke is any great prize in talent or looks. Eewww! I find Keira Knightly refreshingly normal.
  • Rick in Oz wrote: > http://www.femalefirst.co.uk/celebrity/60542004.htm > September 9, 2005, 8:50:05 > actress - and says he prefers actresses to be "ball-breakers. " The > Hollywood hellraiser and the British beauty recently worked together on new > film 'Domino'. > and admire most about Mickey is that he makes absolutely no pretence at > perfection. Except for the bizarre plastic surgery. It's right up there with Wacko and Bride of Wildenstein.
  • "Rick in Oz" wrote in message news:PsPUe.564$_q1.18287@nnrp1.ozemail.com.au... > http://www.femalefirst.co.uk/celebrity/60542004.htm > September 9, 2005, 8:50:05 > actress - and says he prefers actresses to be "ball-breakers. " Well, duh, she's just a child. A toothy child, but a child non the less. Puzz
  • http://www.imdb.com/news/wenn/2005-08-11/#3 Rourke Confronted by Model's Angry Boyfriend Mickey Rourke was confronted outside a London nightclub by a jilted student in the early hours of yesterday morning, after the man's model girlfriend ditched him mid-date for the veteran actor. The Sin City star, 48, left the Boujis club in the British capital's Kensington district with young beauty Anya Iniskia. Iniskia had been on a date with her boyfriend Andreas Franzi, 22, who angrily followed the pair outside where he challenged Rourke to hand Iniskia back. While being held back by the nightclub's doormen, Franzi shouted at the actor, "Hey, I want to talk to you. That's my girl you've got there. Who do you think you are, some big movie star? I could buy you ten times over." Former boxer Rourke, throwing shadow punches, responded, "Come over here, tough guy. I'll show you who I am." Rourke and Iniskia then got into a taxi and headed to the luxury Dorchester hotel, where they reportedly stayed until 1pm yesterday afternoon. Franzi, who has been living with Iniskia for five months, says, "I thought we'd be together always."
  • "Thanatos" wrote in message news:atropos-5602CE.21455318032008@news.giganews.com... > In article > , > TranslucentAmoebae wrote: possession"http://www.tmz.com/2008/03/11/mary-ann-busted-with-mary-jane/ responsibility"http://www.tmz.com/2008/03/12/it-wasnt-mary-anns-mary-jane/ > difference? He can't tell you...too drunk.
  • "Rick in Oz" wrote in message news:vpuCe.803$FY.19691@nnrp1.ozemail.com.au... > http://www.femalefirst.co.uk/celebrity/50842004.htm > July 17, 2005, 10:30:14 > reason he has so many female fans is because they "feel sorry" for him. simply > want to sort out his fashion sense, and it hasn't even occured to him why he > is frequently voted one of the world's most beautiful people in magazine > polls. > me. > Maybe they saw ED WOOD or a snippet of BEFORE NIGHT FALLS and they saw me in > drag and they want to give me tips on how to dress as a woman." . urging > her to become a painter even though she's just six years old. > just six months after she was born, in a bid to inspire her to become an > artist. > valuable when she's a famous painter. > I'm keeping her sketches. and > also showed her how to keep her brushes clean.. Maybe I'm brain damaged from too many knocks on the head as a child but I never know what gives anyone sexual magnetism and with guys it's impossible and alien and even with women I always seem to pick up on something obscure in the extreme, like I think Amanda Plummer is very sexy but I find Pam Anderson no more appealing than an average pickupworthy girl at closing time. Jenny McCarthy's dullness is almost annoying as the anoying character which has become her stock in trade and Anna Nicole Smith is such a train wreck all her charms are lost and he accent is too close to some of my relatives and contrary to poplular opinion all white treash don't want to marry or have sex with their cousins. Right now there is sort of dearth of sexuality like that of even the recent past when the Sharon Stone's and Kim Basingers's and Demi Moore's were as sweet, warm and tasty as the foam on fresh milk. And I can't compare any of the newer girls to Marilyn or Kim Novak or Grace Kelly or Audrey Hepburn or even the sun-washed fresh as dasies 1960's girls like Connie Stevens, or the gorgeous girl next door fleur du mal's Sue Lyon and my personal object of worship Mimsy Farmer (who 28 years ago smiled at me at an outdoor market in Italy.) As for guys, my guesses are usually wrong. Mickey Rourke and Matt Dillion looked like they'd be good bets as objects of female obsession both both for varrying reasons have faded in the Califonia sunset. Alec Baldwin and John Travolta appeared somewhat simian to me when they were younger but some women seem to like that. John dispite the mythology seems a regular guy now who'd be fun to know becuase he has his own plane and he's into the family thing which always impresses me. Guys like Clint Eastwood and Sean Connery seemed carved from some mystical rock and Richard Gere who women seemed to worship looked to much like some of my cousins, the ones I hate, for me to like him. Brad Pitt and Johhny Depp are like yin and yang but not being a woman I don't know which is which. Brad is the ripped one while Johnny seems kind of short and stocky and some who was a crew man on Don Juan Demarco said wearing his heeled Don Jaun boots he was only eye to eye with Brando who was listed 5'10' in his bio, but being short didn't hurt Tom Cruise with women until his Sceintology started reminding you of that former party pal who after waking up in his own puke in a side ditch in Vegas after a drunken night of whoring finds Jesus. I think Mr. Depp (aside from the PR hyped Anti-Americanism which if probably more smoke than fire) was smart not to follow the leading man thing which always puts an actor in danger of being compaired to someone impossible to match like the young Brando, or Monty Clift in A Place in The Sun or the Young Mr's Newman or Beatty or the guarenteed career sabatoguer comparison James Dean which I think may have destroyed some of those above. Mr Depp has always been at his best as the sadly hopeful weakling with a dream, Ed Wood, Gilbert Grape, Edward Sissorhands and Don Juan DeMarco, so perhaps it's the guy who girls think is cute who has that vulnerable loser thing only without deliberately trying for some archaic concept of 1950's semi-beatnik unthinking "hipness," which no matter how a modern star tries can't match the raw appeal of Brando, Dean, or the young king, The King himself, Elvis. Mr. Depp's conscious refusal to play stereo-typed leading man can only be thought of as genius. But sexual magnetism, who knows? What do I see a guy with a roundish face and small mouth, who if I was back training in Philly in Dr. Orne's lab being giving some military LSD or something, would make me wonder if he was Betty Boop's brother. Please Depp-maniac's, don't attack. I see most celebrities as cartoon or children's movie or TV animals. To me Kim Bassinger a personal is Jeff's the original TV Lassie, with the white flame mark on the face, a dog so beautiful that I would have died for it. Sharon Stone is My Friend Flicka, a filly I would have walked across the Sonora Desert barefoot in the dead of summer to get a chance to ride. I always had a thing for riding filly's, I loved when they were skittish and always nipping at me. One of my favorite Kirk Douglas movies is Lonely Are The Brave with him breaking jail and trying to escape life in the modern would on a gorgeous filly. I cry at the end of that movie every time I see it. It's impossible, like when Bambi's mother is shot or when Tommy Kirk has to shoot Old Yellar, or when Claude Jarman has to let his pet fawn Flag go ( I still have trouble watching The Yearling because it's so sad) Or the little Hopeful little Girl in a tree Grows in Brooklyn or the last kiss at the Gestapo sirens come, Diary of Anne frank, if you don't tear up there's something wrong with you. Or maybe there's something wrong with me. After a lifetime of brutization and rejection maybe I'm the sick one because I only tear up at the same things that made me cry when I was a kid. In any case, whatever Johnny Depp's appeal, he has a slightly hapless regular guy quality that makes him one of my favorite actors. I must have watched Ed Wood ten times. Gilbert Grape only twice, it's so sad. I even liked that weird thing with Cristina Ricci which was sort of creepy because of their age difference, like that Autumn in New York thing with Richard Gere and Wynonna Rider. Inside I'm sympathetically thinking run dude, get out of there before the cops grab you for messing with little miss jail bait. Each has there on right to whatever relationship they chose as long as children aren't involved but as a survivor of the seventies when as a rock and roller you didn't ask how young the girl was if she was willing, only if she was on the pill, I flinch ever time I see much older guys and young girls. Even in real life when I was in LA I was always sort of grossed out by some middle aged Alan King looking guy with some dewy eighteen year old girl. I think that's why both the Lolita movies creep me out so much. It's a bit like watching Muhammed Ali boxing at the end of his career, inside you're feeling like Jackie Cooper in The Champ, "please don't Champ, please don't!" You're going to get hurt or killed and nobody really cares when some old Palooka dies, nobody except the little kid who loves him. Dispite it supposedly being a man's world, if a guy is a bloodied up loser no one really cares except maybe the little kid he was taking the beating to provide for. I think it's why people love the Rocky 1 and Cinderella Man stories, because inside we know that most guys are going to go out with their backs on the canvas and blood leaking from their ears, or if they are poets or writer s or musicans or just the lonely butcher in Brooklyn, you just know, the odds are high that they'll wind up just another stumble-bum, dying of a heart attack on the bus to work or lying on the street like Jack Kerouac drowned in his own drunken blood. In the real world there aren't many heros, and not all the losers are wife beating villians, mostly life is full of average guys who never have a dream come true, who day in and day out take a beating and put up with it, or if they get broken down and can't take the beating any more, like a fighter hitting the canvas, they don't get the prize belt, the money, the gold ring or the girl. And no adays women in interest of their own survival don't want a beaten palooka anymore than they want a case of the cramps. So those bums on the street or beat down boxers or average joe's sitting in the dark watching tv alone crying in their beer are called losers and no one really cares and there's no one to cry for them, except maybe some little kid. Maybe it's the loser inside someone like Johnny Depp that appeals, but is it sexual magnetism? Ask a woman or a gay man. I don't know from sexy in men. To me, the sad losers he's played are in the great tradition of Jack Palance in Requim For a Heavyweight or Ernest Bourgnine in Marty or Brando as Terry Malloy in On The Waterfront, average guys who like average guys in real life mostly get kicked around cheated and lied to. Johnny Depp's affinity for similar loser characters in a modern era has the same kind of class as the men I mentioned above. And you believe him on screen which is pretty rare these days. He's a class act. Ambrose
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