mickey rourke, no holds barred. and the original supermodel turned super mogul on her naughty past. what makes you think that i was a nice little girl? love at first sight with rock star husband seal. yeah, we did find each other in a hotel lobby in new york city, and it was kind of like two magnets that were like this. and the surprising reason she became an american. specifically apparently so you could vote for barack obama. i did. what does she think about that now? my encounter with the beautiful and rather cheeky heidi klum. this is piers morgan tonight. mickey rourke has done more in his life than most men could even dream of. in fact have nightmares about. he s a hollywood leading man. starred in diner, the wrestler, and immortals. and he took three years to become a professional boxer. mickey rourke, a man of very and varied unusual talents. how are you? five-year break. five-year break for boxing. i m really good. i ve always wondered, wh
his life on the edge. in heartbeat. and tonight for the first time he fires back at ex-wife carrie otis and the explosive charges in her new book. it probably is kind of like a little bit of sour grapes, you know, chasing a buck and delusional kind of narcissistic, self-centered point of view. mickey rourke, no holds barred. this is piers morgan tonight. good evening. we begin tonight with occupy wall street. thousands of protesters are flooding zuccotti park in lower manhattan tonight after a judge gave them the green light to return. but he ruled they can t bring tents, backpacks and sleeping gear into the park where they ve been living for nearly two months. tonight one of the police officers says it s the biggest, loudest crowd he s seen since the protests began. poppy harlow is at the park for us tonight. what s the mood down there? it must be a rather surreal atmosphere, isn t it? reporter: it s absolutely surreal. i ve lived here, piers, for ten years. i ve
good evening. we begin tonight with occupy wall street. thousands of protesters are flooding zuccotti park in lower manhattan tonight after a judge but he ruled they can t bring tents, backpacks and sleeping gear into the park where they ve been living for nearly two months. tonight one of the police officers says it s the biggest, loudest crowd he s seen since the protests began. poppy harlow is at the park for us tonight. what s the mood down there? it must be a rather surreal atmosphere, isn t it? reporter: it s absolutely surreal. i ve lived here, piers, for ten years. i ve never seen anything like this in manhattan. most of us haven t. i would say the mood is twofold. there s a galvanizing element. that is certain. i hear that across the board from protesters. there are also a lot of outstanding questions. what just came down from the new york state supreme court is a ruling that will make it much more difficult for the protesters to camp out here, to live here as they
and tonight for the first time he fires back at ex-wife carrie otis and the explosive charges in her new book. it probably is kind of like a little bit of sour grapes, you know, chasing a buck and delusional kind of narcissistic, self-centered point of view. mickey rourke, no holds barred. this is piers morgan tonight. good evening. we begin tonight with occupy wall street. thousands of protesters are flooding zuccotti park in lower manhattan tonight after a judge gave them the green light to return. but he ruled they can t bring tents, backpacks and sleeping gear into the park where they ve been living for nearly two months. tonight one of the police officers says it s the biggest, loudest crowd he s seen since the protests began. poppy harlow is at the park for us tonight. what s the mood down there? it must be a rather surreal atmosphere, isn t it? reporter: it s absolutely surreal. i ve lived here, piers, for ten years. i ve never seen anything like this in manh