Los Angeles: Bella Thorn recently opened up a disturbing experience while filming with actor Mickey Rourke, which she referred to as an actress as “one of the worst experiences” of her life.
Hollywood reporter said that Rourke took the actress on social media on Friday after Homophobic comments towards Jojo Siva.
“This f *** ING friend. Sakal,” Thorne wrote on Instagram and her X account with a picture of Rourke.
She explained that she had to work with her in a scene where she was “on her knees,” was tied behind her back with her hands. According to Thorn, Rourke was to use a metal mill near his knee, but instead used it “on his genitals” through his jeans.
“I had to work with this man-in a scene where I am zip-tied with my hands on my knees. He was about to carry a metal mill behind his back, but instead, he used it on his genitals through his jeans, killed them again and again. I was hurt on my pelvic bone,” he said.
so. EW pic.twitter.com/yv8Fequr02– Bichimbellathorne (@Bellathorne) April 11, 2025
The actress also described more disturbing moments than the set. Thorn said Rourke covered him with his car in dirt and forced him to go on his trailer as he refused to talk to the director or manufacturers.
He wrote, “A lot of gross stories of those things that he passed through the film that included his last scenes, where he re -prepared and revived his engine to cover me in the dirt completely,” he wrote.
“I think he thought it was fun to humiliate me in front of the entire crew. After going alone in his trailer because he refused to talk to the director or manufacturers – I had to persuade him to show him to show him and complete his job, as he shouted the crazy demands to the manufacturers. In fact, I had to start alone in his trailer trailer.”
Meanwhile, though Thorn did not name the film, she worked with Rourke on the 2020 film girl.
According to the Hollywood reporter, Rourke’s team released a statement in response to their claims, stating: “We know about deeply upset statements about their experience by Bella Thorne, which is about his experience on set with Mr. Rourke during the production of a previous film. At that time it is expressed by Ms. Thorn.
