Mickey (2004)

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  Mickey Rourke ... He's Baaaaack!

  Another day, another U.S. copy of a hot foreign film. Mickey Rourke, Ray Winstone, Jason Statham, Sam Riley, 50 Cent and Ray Liotta will star in 13, Gela Babluani’s remake of French psychological thriller 13 Tzameti. The 2005 original, which Babluani wrote and directed, won the grand jury prize for world cinema at the Sundance Film Festival.

  
  
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  Sneak Peek: 'Immortals' Clips Show Us Mythology, Mayhem and Mickey Rourke

  He's even scarier than the Minotaur.

  
  
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  Mickey Rourke Opts Out of 'Expendables 2,' In for 'Seven Psychopaths'

  He'll star alongside Colin Farrell and others in the action comedy.

  
  
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  Mickey Rourke Apologizes for Yesterday's 'Passion Play' Comments

  He was at a party, you guys. So just disregard it.
  

  
  
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  Mickey Rourke Changes His Mind About Megan Fox

  She's NOT the best actress he's ever worked with!
  

  
  
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  Mickey Mouse, the Movie?

  Mickey may be heading to the big screen soon.
  

  
  
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  Mickey Rourke Will Play a Gay Rugby Player in Biopic

  It's a tale of courage and kicking ass. Sounds good to me.
  

  
  
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  Mickey Rourke Joins 'The Courier'

  Joins Jeffrey Dean Morgan for the manliest film since, well, anything.
  

  
  
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  Mickey Rourke To Become The Mafia’s 'Ice Man'

  Mickey Rourke attached to star as the real life infamous contract killer, Richard "The Ice Man" Kuklinski.

  
  
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  Mickey Rourke's Bad Haircut: Late Last Night

  Mickey Rourke tried to cut his hair, but failed. Obviously.
  

  
  
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  Sylvester Stallone, Bruce Willis and Mickey Rourke: In a Flash

  Sylvester Stallone, Bruce Willis and Mickey Rourke attend a screening for The Expendables in Hollywood, CA.
  

  
  
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  Mickey Rourke Circling Tony Scott's Next Two Films

  Duo looking to reunite for third and fourth time after 'Man on Fire' and 'Domino' 
  

  
  
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  Mickey Rourke To Play Genghis Khan?

  Actor talks future projects, including John Milius' biopic of the ancient ruler
  

  
  
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  WHAT WE LEARNED: Menacing Mickey, Sacked Sommers and More

  At the end of each week we take a handful of news stories from the world of movies and break them down into a series of handy equations. Because we know how much you love math.

  
  
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  Mickey Rourke Utilizes ‘Wrestler’ Physique for 'Iron Man 2' Role

  Behold, the first official image of Mickey Rourke as Whiplash in 'Iron Man 2.'

  
  
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  Mickey Rourke, Fashion Plate!?

  Mikey Rourke is a lot of things but never boring.

  
  
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  Mickey Rourke in 'Iron Man 2'?

  Mickey Rourke is on a roll ... and isn't slowing down! He and Sam Rockwell are in talks to play villains in Jon Favreau’s 'Iron Man 2', it was reported late yesterday. Although details of the script for the Justin Theroux-penned sequel are scant, 'The Hollywood Reporter' says word is Rourke would play a Russian heavy named Ivan who becomes Whiplash. 'Variety', however, contends the villain goes by the moniker the Crimson Dynamo – and the Internet fanboys appear to agree.
  

  
  
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  Is Mickey Rourke 'Expendable'?

  Umm, no? Duh! But, he has signed on join the cast of The Expendables to be directed by Sylvester Stallone, reports EmpireMovies.com.

  
  
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  Mickey Mouse for sale ... again

  The financially strapped International Museum of Cartoon Art will put a rare Mickey Mouse storyboard on the auction block for a second time in an attempt to resolve its cash crunch. The museum, located in Boca Raton, Fla., failed to find a buyer for the 36-panel storyboard drawn for the 1928 Walt Disney cartoon Plane Crazy the first time it was put up at auction May 19. The storyboard features the first drawings of Mickey Mouse, according to museum founder and Beetle Bailey comic creator Mort Walker. A new auction is scheduled for 3 p.m. Friday, June 8, at the New York offices of Guernsey's auction house. The museum needs to sell the storyboard--which is estimated to be worth more than $3 million--to pay off a $2 million debt.

  
  
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  Cash-strapped museum to sell first Mickey Mouse drawing

  To some, it is the most significant auction in the world of cartoon art, bar none.

  To others, it's just an unfortunate day in the life of a museum.

  On Saturday, Guernsey's auction house will conduct an extensive auction of cartoon art, with most of the 700 works up for sale coming from the International Museum of Cartoon Art in Boca Raton, Fla. The museum, founded by Beetle Bailey creator Mort Walker, is home to more than 200,000 drawings.

  The museum is selling one of it's most prized possessions - what may be the original drawings of Mickey Mouse - among its almost 600 items for sale. The museum is attempting to wipe out the almost $2 million it owes on its mortgage, as well as create an endowment for future operating expenses. Typical of the plight of many nonprofits, the museum has experienced funding problems that necessitate the sale

  
  
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  Mickey Mouse Year at Box Office

  SANTA MONICA, Calif., Jan. 3, 2000 -- Buoyed by the holiday success of "Toy Story 2," the summer hit "Tarzan" and the mega-sleeper "The Sixth Sense," Disney was 1999's studio box-office champion.
  
  The title marks the sixth time in seven years that the Magic Kingdom has captured the biggest slice of the domestic movie market.
  
  Disney product accounted for 17 percent of all ticket sales, grossing more than $1 billion. The Mouse House, which had a rough year on Wall Street, nonetheless ruled Hollywood thanks to a pair of $200 million-plus hits ("Sixth Sense" and "Toy Story 2"), and a couple of kiddie superstars, "Tarzan" ($170.8 mil) and "Inspector Gadget" ($97.4 million).
  
  Disney's dominant box-office performance came despite less-than-great performance from several front-line releases, including "The Insider," the critically acclaimed but commercially tepid tobacco-