Mickey Rourke denied Bella ThorneThe surprising allegations of misconduct and harassment on the set that would have left him bruised “genitals”.

Thanks to a representative, the actor said that he “categorically denies any intentional fault”, adding that he had been left in ignorance of these concerns during filming.

Mickey Rourke was recently criticized for fans due to a homophobic remark that he made imply Jojo Swit.

Rourke and Thorne played in the 2020 “Girl” vengeance thriller, where he played local sheriff and Thorne, the main character. The actress accused him of having harassed him on the set before continuing to slam the way in which he approached his work.

In a declaration shared with VarietyA representative of Rourke said that they were “aware of the statements made by Bella Thorne concerning his experience on the set with Mr. Rourke during the production of a past film”.

“These allegations are extremely serious. Mr. Rourke categorically denies any intentional fault,” said the press release. “He has not been informed of these concerns during filming and had no prior knowledge of Ms. Thorne’s discomfort so far.”

The representative of Rourke noted: “out of respect for all parties and taking into account the seriousness of the complaints, Mr. Rourke will not make other public comments at the moment. He remains willing to cooperate with an appropriate survey through appropriate channels.”

“We affirm the right of each artist to feel safe and respected in his work environment,” added the representative.

Rourke’s response comes after Thorne went to social networks to slam the actor “Angel Heart” after the tumult he triggered while appearing on “Celebrity Big Brother” of ITV.

In what she described as “one of the worst experiences of my life”, the actress said that Rourke “died her genitals” when he continually broke a metal crusher in her crotch instead of her knees.

“This guy F -king. Gross,” she wrote, alongside a screenshot of an article on Rourke. “I had to work with this man – in a scene where I am on my knees with my hands linked to my back.”

She continued: “He is supposed to take a metal crusher to my ball joint, and instead, he used it on my genitals [through] my jeans. Hit them again and again. “”

Thorne added that she “had bruises on my pelvic bone” and working with the veteran actor “was one of the worst experiences of my life as an actress”.

In another article on social networks, Thorne told how Rourke put it “uncomfortable” and “humiliated” on the set of the film.

“So many gross stories of things that he made me leave [through] On this film, including in his last scene to accelerate and revise his engine so that he can cover me completely with dirt, “she said.”[I don’t know] I guess he thought it was funny to humiliate me in front of the whole crew. “”

“Having to go to his trailer absolutely alone because he refused to speak to the director or producers – so I had to convince him to present himself and finish his work, while he was crying for crazy demands he wanted from producers,” continued Thorne.

“In fact, I had to go to beg. Alone. In his trailer. Since the film could not be finished without him. Everyone’s work would have just been lost and completely for nothing,” said Thorne, noting that she was “uncomfortable”.

However, the actress “did what [she] We asked to do and what was best for the film. “”

“Mickey should never have put anyone in this film in any of these positions he made,” added Thorne.

Thorne’s accusations occur after Rourke triggered the controversy with a homophobic comment towards Jojo Siwa on the set of “Celebrity Big Brother”.

The actor “9 1/2 weeks” called Siwa a “FG” and asked him if she “loved girls or boys?” What she replied: “Me? Girls. My partner is non -binary.”

He then said that he would be able to “make it straight”, saying: “If I stay more than four days, you will no longer be gay”.

Siwa replied: “I can guarantee that I will always be gay, and I will always be in a very happy relationship.”

Rourke persisted, saying that he “was going to vote the lesbian very quickly” if everyone was lucky to vote someone.

Siwa above the comments and made sure to record his dissatisfaction with him, saying: “It is homophobic, if it was your reasoning”, as Chris Hughes defended it, telling Rourke that he “cannot do this”.