Mickey Rourke may face eviction after reportedly owing nearly $60,000 in rent

Actor Mickey Rourke was reportedly served a three-day notice after a landlord filed a complaint saying he owes about $59,100 in back rent on a Los Angeles home. The landlord is seeking unpaid rent, legal fees and to end the lease.

Mickey Rourke is reportedly facing a possible eviction from his Los Angeles rental after a landlord filed a complaint over unpaid rent. Media reports say a three-day notice was posted at the property on December 18 when Rourke was not home. The complaint names Eric T. Goldie as the plaintiff and states the owed amount was about $59,100. Rourke has rented the three-bedroom house since March and the lease reportedly started at $5,200 a month before a later increase. What was reported: - A three-day notice was reportedly posted at the house on December 18. - The landlord's complaint says Rourke owes approximately $59,100 in back rent. - The lease began March 30 with a reported initial rent of $5,200 per month and a later increase. - The landlord is seeking unpaid rent, attorney fees and an end to the lease. Summary: The filing could lead to formal eviction proceedings depending on what happens next. Undetermined at this time.