The reason for the eviction is said to be rent arrears amounting to $59,100, the magazine reports.People“. Accordingly, the court has now upheld a lawsuit brought by his landlord. As the magazine further reports, the verdict in the Los Angeles County Superior Court was made “in absentia,” which means that Rourke did not respond to the lawsuit and did not appear in his defense within the time period required by California law.

The judgment also states that the rental agreement has been terminated and the rental right has been forfeited. The actor no longer has the legal right to live in the house.

After a fundraiser, Mickey Rourke rages against his manager

The exact reasons for the missing payments are not known. Back in January, his manager launched a GoFundMe fundraiser to save the actor from homelessness. Almost $100,000 was raised. The Actor himself reacted angrily to the action. He said on Instagram at the time that he didn’t know anything about it. The whole thing was “humiliating” and he “wouldn’t ask for alms.”

Rourke has been having financial difficulties for some time, says his manager. This is partly because he is extremely selective when it comes to role offers. According to The Hollywood Reporter, the actor reportedly refuses to work for less than $200,000 per day of filming.

Mickey Rourke was once a celebrated Hollywood actor

Mickey Rourke was a sought-after actor throughout his life. He celebrated his breakthrough in the early 1980s with “American Diner” and “Rumble Fish”.

After a successful career in the 1980s, he temporarily withdrew from Hollywood and tried his hand at being a professional boxer. He later returned to the big screen and made a highly acclaimed comeback with The Wrestler, which earned him an Oscar nomination.

One of his most famous roles in a film is that of Ivan Vankos in “Iron Man 2” in 2010. He was then used in other major Hollywood productions such as “The Expendables” or “War of the Gods”.