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JustDarkness -> RE: Mickey Rourke's statement about President Bush (1/12/2009 12:16:03 PM)
Michael jackson twin

KatyLied -> RE: Mickey Rourke's statement about President Bush (1/12/2009 12:31:07 PM)
sob

JustDarkness -> RE: Mickey Rourke's statement about President Bush (1/12/2009 12:35:01 PM)
quote: ORIGINAL: KatyLied sob a pity..soem peopel can't accept age...even when they look still good...even when looking rough. That was his attraction not..the rough boyish look?

yourdarkdesire -> RE: Mickey Rourke's statement about President Bush (1/12/2009 12:35:46 PM)
nope. no way. no how. that wasn't Micky Rouke. couldn't have been. an evil doppleganger maybe

KatyLied -> RE: Mickey Rourke's statement about President Bush (1/12/2009 12:41:02 PM)
quote: That was his attraction not..the rough boyish look? Yes, for me it was all about 9 1/2 Weeks and Wild Orchid. In his prime he oozed with sexuality. Did he really get so beat up in boxing that he had to completely change his looks?

JustDarkness -> RE: Mickey Rourke's statement about President Bush (1/12/2009 12:42:14 PM)
I think the alcohol..and boxing yes.

kittinSol -> RE: Mickey Rourke's statement about President Bush (1/12/2009 1:21:45 PM)
quote: ORIGINAL: SwimGoldfishSwim Sorry if i offended you kittinSol Not offended - all's cool :-) .

philosophy -> RE: Mickey Rourke's statement about President Bush (1/12/2009 2:00:36 PM)
FR ...from the article linked to in the OP..... "The Wrestler star revealed that he is baffled by the U.K.’’s approach to fundamentalists and revealed that he was taken aback by the freedom of speech allowed in the U.K." ....yup, a proud American......

GimpinDenial -> RE: Mickey Rourke's statement about President Bush (1/12/2009 2:04:10 PM)
quote: ORIGINAL: KatyLied Remember, back in the day, when Mickey Rourke was hot (before all of that plastic surgery)? Don't forget about the steroids.. Seriously, remember when he was average size, then all the sudden he's as big as Sly, and his face is distorted... Roids.....probably ate some brain cells too

bestbabync -> RE: Mickey Rourke's statement about President Bush (1/12/2009 2:31:02 PM)
my OP said nothing about him being a good or bad American. as usual many have misread what i posted. i was simply pointing out that MR was strong or brave to speak up amidst a sea of Pres. Bush haters! most of Hollywood conservatives have decided to keep quiet so that they can keep working. seems freedom of speech is only respected or allowed when you speak out as a supporter for the "right" side.

FullfigRIMAAM1 -> RE: Mickey Rourke's statement about President Bush (1/12/2009 2:32:39 PM)
quote: ORIGINAL: KatyLied Remember, back in the day, when Mickey Rourke was hot (before all of that plastic surgery) His sexiness factor just fell 50 points with this statement. I fell in love with him in "Wild Orchid", but lord does he look horrible now. Why do people destroy themselves with plastic surgery? M

kittinSol -> RE: Mickey Rourke's statement about President Bush (1/12/2009 3:03:36 PM)
quote: ORIGINAL: bestbabync i was simply pointing out that MR was strong or brave to speak up amidst a sea of Pres. Bush haters! Yes, because God forbid Mickey should bump into a rabid anti- freedom gun-toting libewal.

MarsBonfire -> RE: Mickey Rourke's statement about President Bush (1/12/2009 3:44:18 PM)
I think his statements were very savy. He's desperately trying to re-start his career, so he stirs up controversy by throwing in with the GOP nazis, and the WOST. PRESIDENT. EVER. So he gets a few more minutes of being on everyone's radar screen, with cable pundits like Bill O the clown and the fat oxy-contin addict talking him up on their shows... Ch-ching! He's a "hot property" again, offers for more movies come in (probably shit that will end up on USA or Sci Fi) and he can make his house payments.

Sanity -> RE: Mickey Rourke's statement about President Bush (1/12/2009 3:58:32 PM)
Hah... posts like this one come to mind every time someone whines about Obama being called "Dear Leader" or Liberals being called (gasp) "Liberals" or some other trivial nonsense. Really... come on. "nazis"? quote: ORIGINAL: MarsBonfire I think his statements were very savy. He's desperately trying to re-start his career, so he stirs up controversy by throwing in with the GOP nazis, and the WOST. PRESIDENT. EVER. So he gets a few more minutes of being on everyone's radar screen, with cable pundits like Bill O the clown and the fat oxy-contin addict talking him up on their shows... Ch-ching! He's a "hot property" again, offers for more movies come in (probably shit that will end up on USA or Sci Fi) and he can make his house payments.

Lordandmaster -> RE: Mickey Rourke's statement about President Bush (1/12/2009 4:54:16 PM)
What did Mickey Rourke ever do besides fuck Lisa Bonet up the ass?

bestbabync -> RE: Mickey Rourke's statement about President Bush (1/12/2009 4:56:51 PM)
i doubt that being conservative or buddying up to the GOP will get him more jobs. contrary to popular belief....sorry to disappoint ya! if you ask any Hollywood actor (working or has been) if they are conservative they keep it to themselves so they can get work! so MR's speaking out is brave!

thornhappy -> RE: Mickey Rourke's statement about President Bush (1/12/2009 5:06:26 PM)
That explains the following list: Andy Garcia, Gary Sinise, Arnold Schwarzenegger, Chuck Norris, LL Cool J, Freddie Prinze Jr. and Sarah Michelle Gellar, Dennis Miller, Denzel Washington, Robert Duvall, Catherine Bell, Danny Aiello, James Earl Jones, Ron Silver, Kelsey Grammer, Morgan Brittany, Ben Stein, Pat Boone, Kathy Ireland, Rick Schroeder and Bo Derek list complements of the folks from Free Republic. thornhappy

MadAxeman -> RE: Mickey Rourke's statement about President Bush (1/12/2009 5:09:54 PM)
Regarding the face, I'd call it Rourke's Drift. Reminiscent of another disaster. As regards the career, he is pencilled in for Iron Man 2 and Sin City 2 for which he may need no make up and The Expendables a typical mercenaries to the rescue actioner with Sly Stallone. A project with greater opportunity to do some acting may be 13 which promises to be a half decent drama with Ray Liotta and Ray Winstone.

bestbabync -> RE: Mickey Rourke's statement about President Bush (1/12/2009 5:52:23 PM)
quote: ORIGINAL: thornhappy That explains the following list: Andy Garcia, Gary Sinise, Arnold Schwarzenegger, Chuck Norris, LL Cool J, Freddie Prinze Jr. and Sarah Michelle Gellar, Dennis Miller, Denzel Washington, Robert Duvall, Catherine Bell, Danny Aiello, James Earl Jones, Ron Silver, Kelsey Grammer, Morgan Brittany, Ben Stein, Pat Boone, Kathy Ireland, Rick Schroeder and Bo Derek list complements of the folks from Free Republic. thornhappy how many of those are up for a Golden Globe or an Oscar?

Roselaure -> RE: Mickey Rourke's statement about President Bush (1/12/2009 6:03:36 PM)
quote: ORIGINAL: bestbabync quote: ORIGINAL: thornhappy That explains the following list: Andy Garcia, Gary Sinise, Arnold Schwarzenegger, Chuck Norris, LL Cool J, Freddie Prinze Jr. and Sarah Michelle Gellar, Dennis Miller, Denzel Washington, Robert Duvall, Catherine Bell, Danny Aiello, James Earl Jones, Ron Silver, Kelsey Grammer, Morgan Brittany, Ben Stein, Pat Boone, Kathy Ireland, Rick Schroeder and Bo Derek list complements of the folks from Free Republic. thornhappy how many of those are up for a Golden Globe or an Oscar? I don't think pat Boone made a movie this year. See, to be nominated for a Golden Globe or an Oscar you actually have to have appeared in a film in the past year. Some of the people listed have been nominated in the past. Some have never delivered Oscar worthy performances. I cannot believe that any of those who have never been nominated would say that it's because they are politically conservative. Ridiculous.

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