Mickey Rourke may be down on his luck, but his pride is unwavering.<\/p>\n
The actor and former boxer, who was recently evicted from his Los Angeles home<\/a> amid financial hardships<\/a>, has received an influx of work opportunities since his troubles made headlines.<\/p>\n However, he feels the gigs are beneath him.<\/p>\n His manager, Kimberly Hines, spoke to TMZ<\/a> on Thursday, saying her client has been getting a flurry of\u00a0job offers \u2014 including six in just two days \u2014 ranging from indie films and photo shoots to live appearances and signings.<\/p>\n Mickey Rourke, who is facing financial hardships, is rejecting job offers despite being evicted from his Los Angeles home. London Entertainment \/ SplashNews.com<\/p>\n The actor and former boxer has received an influx of work opportunities since his troubles made headlines. BACKGRID<\/p>\n But he\u2019s not interested because, according to Hines, the 73-year-old only wants to be paid like an A-lister, demanding no less than $200,000 per day for any job he accepts.<\/p>\n She said Rourke \u2014 who received an Oscar nomination for his portrayal of Randy \u201cThe Ram\u201d Robinson in the 2008 movie \u201cThe Wrestler\u201d \u2014 is also holding out to work with the types of top-tier actors and directors he\u2019s collaborated with in the past.<\/p>\n It seems that Hines may not agree with Rourke\u2019s approach, as she believes that if he focuses on embracing the opportunities in front of him, the money will eventually follow.<\/p>\n Rourke feels the gigs are beneath him, according to his manager, Kimberly Hines. \/for Big Brother \/ Shutterstock<\/p>\n Hines said Thursday that her client has been getting a flurry of\u00a0job offers \u2014 including six in just two days \u2014 ranging from indie films and photo shoots to live appearances and signings. BACKGRID<\/p>\n On Monday, Rourke was photographed moving out of his home after racking up nearly $60,000 in unpaid rent<\/a>. He has been staying at a hotel in West Hollywood with his three dogs, but Hines said he\u2019ll be checking out by the end of the week.<\/p>\n She added that she secured Rourke a new apartment in LA but stressed that he\u2019ll need to return to work if he wants to stay there.<\/p>\n The day before Rourke was evicted, Liya-Joelle Jones \u2014 who works with Hines \u2014 set up a crowdfunding drive<\/a> for fans to \u201chelp Mickey Rourke stay in his home.\u201d<\/p>\n