US EditionMickey Rourke trying to return GoFundMe donations
- On Friday, Mickey Rourke denounced a GoFundMe as `scam`, saying his attorney is returning over $90,000 to donors.
- Last week the campaign launched after reports Mickey Rourke, actor, was served a notice to vacate his Beverly Grove home and aimed to cover about $60,000 in back rent.
- In a Jan. 6 video, Mickey Rourke called the fundraiser `humiliating` and a `vicious cruel lie`, saying he `would never ask strangers or fans for a nickel` and thanking Dana White and Bill `Superfoot` Wallace.
- His team paused the campaign after he said he didn't want the money, and the page was taken down as more than a dozen related campaigns appeared online.
- On Jan. 6, Kimberly Hines said she and her assistant ran the idea past Mickey Rourke's assistant and approved it, and Rourke has received four movie offers since yesterday.
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Mickey Rourke flew out of his house because of rent debts and still didn't want to accept donations from friends. Sounds like a crash? Not with an ex-boxer.
Mickey Rourke wishes y'all would please take your money back. There's $90,000 still sitting there
MIckey Rourke really wants you to get your money back and says his lawyer is doing all he can to make that happen. About $90,000 is sitting in fundraiser limbo.
Mickey Rourke trying to return GoFundMe donations
Actor Mickey Rourke is working on getting tens of thousands of dollars back to people who donated to help him fight eviction. More than $100,000 has been raised through the fundraising site for the Golden Globe winning actor. Now, he wants to give it all back. The 73-year-old updated fans via Instagram that his attorney [...]
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