Mickey Rourke prefers "Law & Order" to Marvel's "that shit" performance

Mickey Rourke was an acting star in the 1980s with critical and box office hits such as The Law of the Street, Nine and a Half Weeks and The Heart of the Angel. In the early 90s, he decided to leave the world of acting to dedicate himself entirely to one of his other great passions, boxing. Rourke defined that stage of his life as “hell for him” and that competitively he did not do all that bad, putting on his gloves in 8 fights with six wins and two draws. But all that brilliance would not come for free, a fight in Atlanta left sequelae on his tongue, cheekbones and nose, an event that would force him to undergo surgery for the corresponding cosmetic repair operations. Mickey Rourke had always been an actor who stood out thanks to his acting qualities, however his hook with the public was always being one of the male beauty idols of the time. The actor lost part of his main working tool, but the great Role in the film The Wrestler catapulted him to critical success, winning a Golden Globe, a Bafta Award and an Oscar nomination. Repercussion that brought him roles in blockbusters such as The Mercenaries and Iron man 2. In his day Rourke already complained reliably about the cut that his villain Ivan Vanko had suffered in the final result of the production. The fighter does not seem to save any opportunity to drop a new hook to Marvel whenever he can and now, he has touched the subject again in the wake of praising the cast of Law & Order: Special Victims Unit “Mariska Hargitay is a very focused actress, it’s absolutely great in every episode, “wrote Rourke on his social networks and added even more praise to the actress of the series:“Her work and dedication are very meticulous, putting her on another level. There are very few, if any, actresses in movies these days who can sustain his level. I give him great respect for his incredible ability. ” Finally Rourke compared that level of acting with what occurs in “that shit” that appears in the Marvel movies. The performances of interpreters have never been recognized in some great awards, avoiding nominating Robert Downey Junior or other actors who have forged incredible characters in the MCU. The actor’s last words show that prejudice and stigma still exist in Hollywood today.