Why did Mickey Rourke quit his acting career?

Mickey Rourke is known for his handsome face, which makes him successful in the acting career. However, shockingly he quits his acting career to go on the ring for boxing career instead. Of course, this new career choice also makes a huge success for him; however, this decision makes his fans feel shocked.

Why did Mickey Rourke go under the knife?

Rourke has openly admitted that he indeed went under the knife to fix his face following the injuries that he had in face throughout his boxing career. He also added that he went to a wrong surgeon as his face experienced plastic surgery disaster.

What did Mickey Rourke look like before and after plastic surgery?

Mickey Rourke before (left) and after (right). Fans have hated Rourke’s decision of getting his face done as they think that his beautiful and handsome face has been destroyed by the surgery. Though the skin near his eyes and cheeks appear tightened and tucked, his face looks so awful as compared to how he used to have in the past.

How old is Mickey Rourke’s husband Micky?

Anastassija Makarenko ‘s husband Micky Rourke has also had some Botox injections injected on his face in order to dissolve the aging symptoms that appeared on his face. As he is already 66 years old, his face is obvious to experience wrinkles, folds, and creases.

What was the name of Mickey Rourke’s first movie?

Rourke also played a small part in the film Thursday, in which he plays a crooked cop. He also had a lead role in 1997’s Double Team, which co-starred martial arts actor Jean-Claude Van Damme and former NBA player Dennis Rodman. It was Rourke’s first over-the-top action film role, in which he played the lead villain.

Who is the author of Mickey Rourke biography?

Rourke has been the subject of two extensive biographies on his life and career Stand Alone: The Films of Mickey Rourke and Hollywood Outlaw: The Life of Mickey Rourke both were written by British author Saurav Dutt.

When did Mickey Rourke become a professional boxer?

In 1991, Rourke teamed up with Don Johnson and Tom Sizemore in the cult classic action film Harley Davidson and the Marlboro Man; also in 1991, Rourke–who had trained as a boxer in his early years–left acting and became a professional boxer for a time.