Bella Thorne joins the “Big Brother” party in allegations of coarse and non -professional behavior stack on the actor of “The Wrestler” Mickey Rourke.
Rourke received a warning this week on the British incarnation of “Big Brother” after making comments on the sexuality of Jojo Siwa – the veteran of “Dance Moms” was released in 2021 – asking if she loved boys or girls and noting that he “would voted very quickly lesbians”, the Bbc reported. He also used a homophobic insult which is the British slang for a cigarette when he was in the smoke area of the show, pointing towards Siwa and saying: “I am not talking to you,” said the outlet.
Rourke later apologized to his 21 -year -old roommate, but “Big Brother” has always said that “a language or additional behavior of this nature could have you removed from the Big Brother house”. The actor, 72, explained that he “was just talking about slap, you know. I did not take everything so serious “and did not have” dishonorable intentions “.
However, that was not enough to ensure that the actor “DUFF” Thorne could slow down his thoughts.
“This f— guy”, the Unique dirupter fans and the Disney Channel alum wrote in his Instagram stories and On X (formerly Twitter)Reacting to an article on the drama “Big Brother”. “Gross. I had to work with this man – in a scene where I am on my knees with my hands zipped around my back. He is supposed to take a metal crusher on my cap and instead, he used it on my genitals through my jeans. Working with Mickey was one of the worst experiences of my life working as an actress. ”.
A representative of Rourke did not immediately respond to a request for comments on Friday.
However, a representative said in a declaration of Variety That Rourke and his team were aware of the accusations, which they called “extremely serious”.
“Mr. Rourke categorically denies any intentional fault,” said the press release. “He has not been informed of these concerns during filming and had no prior knowledge of Ms. Thorne's discomfort so far.”
The representative said there would be no comments, but added that Rourke “remains ready to cooperate with any appropriate investigation through the appropriate channels”.
The two were both in the 2020 “Girl” film, about a girl who returns to her little hometown who intends to kill her violent father, only to discover that someone struck him the day before. Thorne played the girl and Rourke played the sheriff, suggesting how the metal grinder and the zip links came in photos.
“So many gross stories of things he made me pass on this film, including in his last scene to accelerate and reveals his engine so that he can cover me completely with dirt,” she wrote in another story And on x. “Idk I guess he thought it was funny to humiliate me in front of the whole crew.”
She said that she had to go to the actor's trailer “Iron Man 2” alone and persuade him to go to work so that they can finish the film because he would not speak to the director or producers. Thorne said he had shouted “crazy demands” of what he wanted from the producers when she was there with him.
“Since the film could not be finished without him,” she wrote. “Everyone’s work would have just been lost and completely for nothing.”
She said she didn't want to enter her trailer. “I was uncomfortable, but I did what I was asked to do and what was best for the film. Mickey should never have put anyone in this film in one of these posts he made. ”
It is the same Mickey Rourke who, According to the director “Iron Man 2” John FavreauOnce took off for Moscow to seek his role as villain Ivan Vanko and returned with requests that his character mainly speaks of Russian, to have a pet and to flash a lot of body ink in the East province.
It is also the same guy who, in the mid -80s, cultivated an image of a bad boy to counter his appearance and seemed to the brink of the celebrity of the list A after roles in “Body Heat”, “dinner” and “9½ weeks”.
“Strongly beautiful roots before boxing and surgery wreaked havoc, Rourke had a trio of films in 1987 which represent the crest of his film Stardom”, ” The Times wrote in 2010. “Seen in the order of their release, they are a kind of Rorschach test on Rourke's essence. Either you see the same guy with stringy hair that makes a way through the three roles, or you appreciate the complete spectrum of Mickeyness to display.”
The films were “Angel Heart”, “A prayer for dying” and “Barfly”. In the last, the character of Rourke often sounded “like a cross between Mae West and Bob Dylan”, according to The Times review.
“The press would always like to portray Mickey as a crazy crazy that he is not,” said Rourke manager told Times in 1992Responding to rumors of a spit between his client and some writers – who would have involved a loss telephone call from the actor. “It is a generous human being, coming out and with good heart that is completely distorted.”
More than 30 years later? Rourke told Siwa on “Big Brother” that it had taken him “23 years of therapy to become almost normal” and the two now seem to have become A kind of friends.
