| Rourke howled boastingly again, pumping a dripping fist into the air at his own success. |
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| It can get tiresome, although Rourke, somewhat of a real-life cartoon character, pulls it off the most convincingly. |
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| Michael J Fox does a good turn as the voice of Milo, and James Garner's Rourke is evil enough to be engaging. |
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| Alongside Faye Dunaway, Rourke trashed his glamorous image to drag the audience into an abyss of dipsomania. |
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| Rourke was sure he would not want to face the termagant anytime soon. |
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| No one seriously thinks Langella is going to trump Rourke this year, or Sean Penn for that matter. |
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| Instead of playing the character, Rourke is played by the camera and by the special effects. |
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| The event kicked off with Rourke running away from the assembled hacks towards the sea, dropping to his knees and engaging in what appeared to be a silent prayer. |
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| Phil Rourke plays tea chest box bass while Matt Elliot handles the percussion, playing the washboard, shakers, snare drum, tin can and all-important cow bell. |
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| In my waking nightmare, Mickey Rourke is about to receive an Oscar for his dreadfully overrated performance in The Wrestler. |
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| When we chatted in 2011, Rourke dryly noted that his songwriting credits with Morrissey resulted in no royalties. |
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| Gwyneth Paltrow is his girl Friday and Mickey Rourke is bad guy, Russian inventor Ivan Vanko who has created his own deadly suit. |
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| Because for all his moxie, Rourke is just a busted-up old actor. |
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| With Mickey Rourke playing Mickey Rourke and Juliette Lewis as the Francophone Quebecker with a Brooklyn accent, this is an art-house, borderline big time. |
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