I think Graham did an amazing job of trying to keep Jessica & Martha safe from Mickey while trying to keep the show going. It does make you wonder if there's anyway to have stopped Mickey from going on drunk -- this is not a party this is work and everyone on Mickey's movie should have been upset with him for showing up to work drunk and trying to fondle women on TV
@@lynoreabbott1010 he wasn't too bad when he arrived, did you see how much whiskey he drank in that short time? He unashamedly had the bottle on the table in front of everyone.
Should be a rule of no touching, even with your cane. Disgusting behaviour, Martha even stated he was fingering her bracelet, I hope he's banned after such inappropriate behaviour, it's not funny.
He should have gone too a brake, got security to drag that peace of 💩out back given him a going over & booted him out of studio. I knew he was a creep on screen, but hell he really can't keep his hands to himself or get the hint when she moves away. I wonder are there any Hollywood skeletons in his trailer. How many on set girls has this happen too. This made me sick. And so F'ing angry.
Anyone defending Mickey Rourke clearly didn't watch the whole thing cos it got damn creepy near the end. The women did well but they shouldn't have had to even put up with his behaviour in the first place.
We learn to appreciate over time (1) testosterone and (2) being attractive to others. When we get older and no longer get as much attention, we tend to miss it. There was no threat here- they were not alone and the cameras were on. This was all an act. Martha pushed Mickey away & told him to leave her alone which he did. Jessica held her own & clearly did not need any help. Frail/sensitive people do not agree to appear on this show (which also apparently serves alcohol to its guests & encourages them to imbibe and to misbehave).
@@lawsoncabell This wasn't acting, it was sexual harassment. Everyone on that panel opposite Rourke was uncomfortable and upset, including Norton. The truth is that the "threat" was very much present. His actions and obvious lack of judgment indicate that he could could have sexually assaulted either woman (kissing, groping, etc.) at any time. Just because he didn't doesn't mean that the threat wasn't there. Just because you don't take the situation seriously and want to minimize it, rather than admit something inexcusable happened, doesn't mean that the threat wasn't there. Jessica may have maintained her composure, but the whole reason Rourke didn't escalate beyond what he did is very likely the direct result of Graham continuously calling out his creepy behavior and signaling his support for Biel. In other words, when a woman is being sexually harassed she does need support and help.
I feel so bad for Jessica throughout this whole interview. At one point you can tell she would have moved further away if there were more couch to do so
Everyone is different and some women like this flirting and even the touching but some women will emphatically stay as far away from a groper and even will walk off the show!
Graham is such a pro. The whole time he has Jessica's back, and does so comedically but while still saying under the surface "I see what's going on, I got you girl, he won't hurt you."
@@RollingOrmond - He may well have 'fucked some hot ones back in the day'. YUK! Let's hope it was with consent. Here, he is not 'back in the day' and he is importuning Biel, another guest on this show who is clearly not only not interested but uncomfortable being 'hit on'. He is not 'hot', but even if he were, there is no excuse for his vulgar behaviour. He needs to pull in his horns and stop acting as though he is 'entitled' to maul other people's bodies. He will not get invited back anywhere if he carries on like this.
@@idrinkmilk282 i drink milk. I love milk. 2 ltr a day at least.. but 2 f allons of beer worked for this episode. Jessica Biel became famous for those non stop assz, cameltoe, and hipshots in the TexasCSM... how she is just the girl next door who you would never bring to parties, or invite. Stuckup B... she hides it well though...
Graham is truly a very talented and funny entertainer and a real stand up guy! I love the way he stood up for Jessica and said to her directly, I’ll be quick!😅😂😊 I just love Graham!🎉
Can defo relate to this and have been lucky to have some English gentlemen around to help me out sometimes, but I would have loved to have had Graham to help me out of situations like that. He's a real gem.
I think if there was ever an episode that showed what a pro Graham Norton is, it’s this one. Having such an awkward, and borderline rapey guest like Rourke and he really did his best to keep the show going.
Borderline rapey.....that's a harsh judgement. Alcohol does not really help certain people and he was definitely not being a gentleman. But careful of your wording.....
This was before the metoo culture bullshit. People used to have fun back in the day. A great job in minimising rape by equating it with someone who has had a few drinks being a bit tactile. Dipshit.
This was literally the most awkward and uncomfortable Graham Norton episode I have seen so far. Sadly enough it wasn't even just Mickey Rourke's very inappropriate behavior. I feel like most of the content here--i.e., the wrestling dress-up game, the "fat guy" story, the dogs and cats pictures, the prank call--almost everything felt really awkward and unfunny to me. Glad I've seen plenty of better episodes to make up for it.
You a re right, this was so odd stuff. I dont like pictures, where animals wears stupid clothes and stuff cos its "funny", and laughing how someone is sick and fat, even worst. Show is great but this time nothing works. And Biel with Rourke, who`s idea was that?
Yeah, they needed another guest, maybe there was a cancellation, had to add last minute filler? The story about the fat man was just sad, went on too long. 😢
only and only and only and only Graham Norton can pull that off...Mick blocked my breath while watching this on internet and Graham still managed it light..:) :)
It's a shame, because Mickey had some really insightful things to say about the industry and his own failings in the beginning. Jessica handled things with aplomb. Had they not been in a very unique situation, she probably would've told him to piss off. I cannot stand when a stranger (a man) decides out of nowhere to touch me at every opportunity. Irritating and presumptuous power move, drunk or no. Graham's keeping-it-together skills en pointe as per.
I was here feeling abused and uncomfortable, I can't imagine how Jessica felt having her personal space invaded constantly and the sexual remarks. Such an awkward show to watch. I don't even know how Graham was able to keep control of the situation and lightened the mood with such density in the air. I bet both Jessica and Graham were glad once it was over. I would have snapped at him eventually. Mickey changed the way show typically feels and flows. It was a one man show for sure. This was so painful to watch and like grinding teeth. Graham carried this one on his back, what a host!
@@seanfitzgerald8575 it doesn’t matter what someone looks like or how famous they are. he was being creepy the entire interview and no one would want a sober man let alone a drunk one touching them and speaking about them in such a weird way. it’s disrespectful and someone his age should know better. the moment he realized she was uncomfortable, he should have stopped.
@@nesquik_milk2.0 yes I’m sure you’ve never gotten drunk or made a mistake in your life… I’m sure you’re a guaranteed Angel And that’s your shit, nobody knows you life Not a millionaire with drug and alcohol problems and living under a microscope Yes, I’m sure everyone in the comments has never made an ass out of themselves sober or drunk in their entire life
@@ACarter87 Sounds like you admit that his behavior was wrong. So why are you putting so much energy towards defending it? Also, his behavior wasn't a mistake, or an accident, it was intentional. It was clear from everyone on that stage that his treatment of Biel and Wainwright was sexual harassment, and it was making everyone, including Norton, uncomfortable and upset. Behavior like this shouldn't be dismissed or minimized ("it was a mistake, everyone makes them," "he was drunk, people act weird when they drink"), but rather acknowledged, apologized for, and never committed again.
Anyone else notice that at 34:17 Jessica Biel looked really peeved off. I know that looks so well, it's where you're sitting there feeling angry, awkward and shocked all at the same and not being able to do anything about it because of where you are. Happened to me years ago at an ex's parents house. His parents and his brother started this really bad racist rant about their new neighbours. This was my first time meeting them, and it happened during dinner. I just went silent and gave a fake smile now and again. Jessica's also put a huge distance between herself and Mikey her body language is also being protective. She's leaning forward in her chair in almost a part fetal position and she has her arms across her body. Feel for her... must have been really awkward sitting there after Mikey's comments.
Wow, this really is hard to watch. Graham was like "I need a loooong vacation after this episode!" Jessica just handling it best she can. Mickey should not have been allowed near booze, the UK was not ready for him!
it's too bad because he was quite serious in the beginning even with all the usual Mickey flavorings...and Jessica even seemed to respect what he was saying. Not sure why he went off the rails because he probably was attracted to her given some of the beautiful women he has been with before. He does tend to be linked to the all-American type, girl-next-door, etc. Either way, too bad he acted like an ass after about the 15-minute mark.
Stay Weird I would love to know what he was whispering in her ear. I didn't know that he could be so openly creepy! If I was Jessica, I would have faked intestinal distress. He is giving off a whole lot of, " O, I'm gonna stalk you for the rest of your life!"-vibes. Is it really possible that you can do so much drugs that it turns you into a pervert? The funny thing is that I always found him very attractive...... but now! He's like a dirty greasy oil sheik at a auction looking for a new addition to his harem.
"Is it really possible that you can do so much drugs that it turns you into a pervert?" Actually, yes. Enough amphetamine/cocaine and/or similar substance.
you can tell that graham warns jessica about mickey when she walks out in the beginning. Like he says something to her and you can so tell it has something to do with mickey being drunk lol
If he behaves like that in front of cameras, he must be frightening otherwise.....I would not want my mother, sister, aunt, daughter or friend to ever be placed in that position. He gave American men a black eye on this day.....thank goodness for Tom Hanks, Tom Cruise and Will Smith!!
@@TheHumanBallsack He jumped on Oprah's couch a hundred years ago and the media had a feeding frenzy over it. Who gives a shit. He's basically an angel in all other interviews. Never bad-mouths anyone and only offers compliments and support. He has greater listening skills and patience than many other A-List actors do. He's always genuinely interested in what others have to say. He's a scientologist -- I get it. That's weird as shit. But pick out literally any other interview and he's a polite, funny, and respecting guest to have on a show.
This is just wonderful...he's a great actor and I don't know what's wrong with people in these comments. ...GN gets the most natural interview out of ANYONE - what do you want want? The saccharine schmaltz in the U.S. and Canadian shows? Scripted and arselicking? Love you Mickey !!!! and Graham!!!! (who is a neighbour of mine) Just a phenomenal show!!
I like that from the get go I felt Graham was letting Jessica know and he wasn't laughing with Mickey, Graham's face when he says 'yep' when Mickey talks about the pub where heavy hitters would go 'pick up pussy'. When Mickey said 'I've nothing in my house who looks like this' - Graham comes across as your pal who's with you when the creepy guy hits on you and you're both cringing and laughing about how friggin awkward it is...the 'here's to big dogs, got my point?', 'I got it' - Graham's face! I think this shows why celebrities enjoy his show so much, he keeps it moving, he checks Jessica's comfort level, he shows he doesn't condone and join in Mickey's behaviour or being creepy sexualising Jessica.
Sonja Dawn IKR, I was able to actually tolerate the rest of the interview, but when he was pulling martha to sit on his lap that was unavoidable cringe 37:22
Yeah that was way worse. It does seem like they must have met before sitting on the couch for him to be that touchy feely with her and her not slapping him. I was surprised how well she deflected him but no female guest should have to tolerate that bs.
Lol 25:11...when he shook her hand... Literally the most perverted celebrity handshake caught on camera...they quickly cut off to a picture of him right before we can see Jessica's reaction to it..
Man, so sad to see Rourke here. He's trying really hard to be charming and back in the game, but when he recounts his past 15 years, it just comes off sad. It's not a nice story. At all. How Jessica Biel looks at him - he just looks broken. You can just see that he is a troubled human being and it is unfortunately awkward to have him around when Norton of course is all cheery and his guests are exclusively people who have great and successful careers. you know - happy people. I wouldn't blast Rourke like some commenters do here - there are a lot of people like this in the world. Troubled, who failed at one thing, or another. I'd actually say most people are like that.
see -- I liked when he opened up about being on the outside. "Hope." I love that he didn't wrap it up on a tidy little bow of chat show anecdote. It was anxeity-dote.
You said it very well. I had the same feeling. I know his behaviour on this show was very cringy, but it is clear to see he was and still is a very troubled person. I give him a lot of credit for improving himself as much as he has managed. And I do appreciate his honesty. You don't get that from many celebrities.
i felt bad for him when he was retelling his story and felt he was sincere. even when he made the goof comment at jjessica and he was whispering in his ear, i felt it wasn't that bad. he put his foot in his mouth and perhaps he was apologizing or making up to her. but when he grabbed the singer, it was just too cringey and continued on from there.
some of us who have had or will go through some tough times, which have a real dark side and a strong self distract side to our personality, he is an inspirtion of hope i love this man
Mickey is a good actor and to come back after all those years and has been through rough times ... Good on him ! I love him in Asbury ... Stay strong dude and thank you for all your great movies !
there keeps being shots where Jessica is wearing black fluffy handcuffs and then she's not in the next, I bet the unedited version must be incredibly more cringe worthy than it already is.
He might’ve just been drunk and was trying to be nice. Nobody likes a closed off awkward person. He might’ve just been trying to be a nice guy but he was too drunk to understand where to cross the line
@@tonyg3488 - He was quite evidently vile AND drunk - who knows the chain of causation. And he was not in the least bit 'lovely' - women do not want to be mauled as though they are public property. Put yourself in her place with a drunken female guest mauling you - would you say she was just drunk and really quite a lovely woman? No.
@@tonyg3488 Not when it’s from someone you don’t like. In your mind you are thinking as a predator and of sexy slutty women. So what do men not like? Ugly fat gross, try imagine that one doing those stuff to you, or a man doing that to you when you are not gay, so you can understand how she felt, regardless of the person’s look because a man doing those stuff is already ugly and gross.
It’s interesting how Rourke - and others before him, unnamed here - enter and excel in “the business” lacking the true savvy to see in many ways what it is. They then thwart their own success, unfortunately. She handled Rourke with such grace, such poise. Well done.
The show was first shown in 2007 on BBC2. It was shown in a late night slot and was alot more risque than it is now ( and funnier may I add). The set then was a lot more cluttered with camp and kitsch paraphernalia, making it not only self aware but also self ironic. On the original set there were Barbie dolls ( Graham, being openly gay, maybe alluding to the fact he would play with dolls?). There is also one shown in the opening credits. Watch his early stuff, very funny
Jessica wearing black fluffy handcuffs for a second and then not. They really did some cutting in the footage haha! Makes me wonder what happened. See 25:47
Oh man awkward and fun to watch at the same time. Also , did the uploader edited this video? or was that done by the Graham Norton show producers? They clearly edited some things out (to make is less awkward I quess)
What the hell happened between 25:37 and 25:44?! It must have been super cringey for the show to cut out the part when Jessica was subjected to those hideous handcuffs
Made it to 4:45 and had to stop -- I could already tell that this is going to be awkward as hell the entire interview, and I'll have to finish this at another time when I won't feel compelled to cry for Jessica....
tideoftime it did get quite bad yup. The thing is, because it's public, she'd have felt a little more stuck than if this had happened without the pressures of an audience and a chat show. Your brain tells you you can't just walk off and cause a scene, even though he was the one causing the scene and she'd have been justified if she did choose to walk.
Fun fact: The Jessica Biel nail in the head movie was completed in 2008 but wasn't released until 2015. It sat on the self 7 bloody years! This video was published the same year it was released.
I don’t think anything shown here was all that bad, except at the end with Martha, but there was clearly editing that happened and things before the show perhaps. Graham pulled Biel aside before she sat, then he made comments from the get go about chaperoning, when he went into the audience he checked on her, etc. Clearly he knew Rourke was drunk and had already crossed the line, would’ve been nice to get the full backstory though. The only thing Graham ever said about this was that Rourke got out of his car with a Jack Daniels bottle and that he kept smoking during the interview which was exhausting
Who else is here after watching the newer episode where Jessica said how awkward she felt on this episode?
Yup
its so cringy .. can't watch this .. and its been 3 minutes
This was fascinating and tragic...
me too
Lol
"He's trying a different tactic." "I'm just monitoring the situation." I love Graham so much.
I think its so sweet and cool that Graham keeps protecting Jessica and making sure she's ok but he still does it in a funny, light hearted manner.
I think Graham did an amazing job of trying to keep Jessica & Martha safe from Mickey while trying to keep the show going. It does make you wonder if there's anyway to have stopped Mickey from going on drunk -- this is not a party this is work and everyone on Mickey's movie should have been upset with him for showing up to work drunk and trying to fondle women on TV
@@lynoreabbott1010 he wasn't too bad when he arrived, did you see how much whiskey he drank in that short time? He unashamedly had the bottle on the table in front of everyone.
Should be a rule of no touching, even with your cane. Disgusting behaviour, Martha even stated he was fingering her bracelet, I hope he's banned after such inappropriate behaviour, it's not funny.
Really? He should have had him escorted out!
This comedian is brilliant!😂
Graham was probably like, "Yeah, you ain't coming back"
She came back eventually
@@jurianf.kaunang1808 I think hes talking about mickey
@@rtsa4633 Make sense.
He should have gone too a brake, got security to drag that peace of 💩out back given him a going over & booted him out of studio. I knew he was a creep on screen, but hell he really can't keep his hands to himself or get the hint when she moves away. I wonder are there any Hollywood skeletons in his trailer. How many on set girls has this happen too. This made me sick. And so F'ing angry.
graham carried this one singlehandedly. what a pro!
Poor Jessica. Graham's a great host though, he kept things lighthearted
@Persida Peric Agreed. Mickey is a legend, who the heck is the ho?
@@RustyCohle - The desperado 'ho' is called Mickey Rourke - just all the plastic surgery makes him unrecognisable.
Graham Norton is hands down the Funniest Talk Show host around ... so glad I discovered his show !!!
Awesome for Graham to bring the comedy out of the awkwardness... He's amazing!!
Poor Jessica, what a nightmare. Graham handled that train-wreck like a pro though. The producer should've yanked Mickey.
Anyone defending Mickey Rourke clearly didn't watch the whole thing cos it got damn creepy near the end. The women did well but they shouldn't have had to even put up with his behaviour in the first place.
He was single then and out of depth
@Sora Why is that disgusting?
We learn to appreciate over time (1) testosterone and (2) being attractive to others. When we get older and no longer get as much attention, we tend to miss it. There was no threat here- they were not alone and the cameras were on. This was all an act. Martha pushed Mickey away & told him to leave her alone which he did. Jessica held her own & clearly did not need any help. Frail/sensitive people do not agree to appear on this show (which also apparently serves alcohol to its guests & encourages them to imbibe and to misbehave).
@@lawsoncabell This wasn't acting, it was sexual harassment. Everyone on that panel opposite Rourke was uncomfortable and upset, including Norton. The truth is that the "threat" was very much present. His actions and obvious lack of judgment indicate that he could could have sexually assaulted either woman (kissing, groping, etc.) at any time. Just because he didn't doesn't mean that the threat wasn't there. Just because you don't take the situation seriously and want to minimize it, rather than admit something inexcusable happened, doesn't mean that the threat wasn't there. Jessica may have maintained her composure, but the whole reason Rourke didn't escalate beyond what he did is very likely the direct result of Graham continuously calling out his creepy behavior and signaling his support for Biel. In other words, when a woman is being sexually harassed she does need support and help.
@@lawsoncabell Mickey Rourke is a 70yr old geriatric fuck with hair extensions and leather pants trying to publicly flirt with this woman.
"Didn't you get the memo? It's drunk night."
I died there!
Exactly
I feel so bad for Jessica throughout this whole interview. At one point you can tell she would have moved further away if there were more couch to do so
I felt bad for the other woman too. He basically started groping her the moment she sat down!
I would of been moving closer
Everyone is different and some women like this flirting and even the touching but some women will emphatically stay as far away from a groper and even will walk off the show!
Finger of speech
@ritaanderson2649 Geez..You were High too!
I love the musical performance at the end! Perfection!
Graham is such a pro. The whole time he has Jessica's back, and does so comedically but while still saying under the surface "I see what's going on, I got you girl, he won't hurt you."
Look at jessicas face when he said "this is hard work too" AWKWARD
He probably meant not hitting on such a beautiful woman. Mickey fucked some hot ones back in the day.
@@RollingOrmond - He may well have 'fucked some hot ones back in the day'. YUK! Let's hope it was with consent. Here, he is not 'back in the day' and he is importuning Biel, another guest on this show who is clearly not only not interested but uncomfortable being 'hit on'. He is not 'hot', but even if he were, there is no excuse for his vulgar behaviour. He needs to pull in his horns and stop acting as though he is 'entitled' to maul other people's bodies. He will not get invited back anywhere if he carries on like this.
I love how she keeps trying to sit as far away as possible from him.
BellaLove any farther and she would have been in Graham's lap! No wonder she wanted something stronger than water.
@@DethBytch I wanted something stronger than water just to get through the video. Jfc
@@idrinkmilk282 i drink milk. I love milk. 2 ltr a day at least.. but 2 f allons of beer worked for this episode.
Jessica Biel became famous for those non stop assz, cameltoe, and hipshots in the TexasCSM... how she is just the girl next door who you would never bring to parties, or invite. Stuckup B... she hides it well though...
@BellaLove Mickey is prettier than you and jessica, if you want a beta male then watch Tom Hanks
@@connormckinlay313 - He's apparently on the hunt, so make yourself known to him - he's all yours (or anybody's).
Uncle Graham is watching over her, and thank God for that.
Graham is truly a very talented and funny entertainer and a real stand up guy! I love the way he stood up for Jessica and said to her directly, I’ll be quick!😅😂😊 I just love Graham!🎉
Can defo relate to this and have been lucky to have some English gentlemen around to help me out sometimes, but I would have loved to have had Graham to help me out of situations like that. He's a real gem.
He’s definitely brilliant
That was the most awkward episode ever.
The comment he made about her not being that great looking was mean and uncalled for. She was so gracious despite his creepiness. Pure class.
He couldn't take the rejection off of her x
It was a sarcastic joke. Get a grip.
@@Confidentk9sCait wasn't funny
@@rebelraccoon9018 nothing needs to be funny just to make a bit fun , so rather then get a grip would be best to go get a life
Graham is ALSO an excellent author AND book narrator. Love him, so much.💘💖💝🌸
Brilliant Graham and hilarious 😂
I think if there was ever an episode that showed what a pro Graham Norton is, it’s this one. Having such an awkward, and borderline rapey guest like Rourke and he really did his best to keep the show going.
Another ep that showed Graham's professionalism was Marky Mark drunk and hitting on the chick next to him.
Borderline rapey.....that's a harsh judgement. Alcohol does not really help certain people and he was definitely not being a gentleman. But careful of your wording.....
Wtf “rapey” !?! Your wisdom is mind boggling.
@@gavinfisch2868or what?
This was before the metoo culture bullshit. People used to have fun back in the day. A great job in minimising rape by equating it with someone who has had a few drinks being a bit tactile. Dipshit.
This was literally the most awkward and uncomfortable Graham Norton episode I have seen so far. Sadly enough it wasn't even just Mickey Rourke's very inappropriate behavior. I feel like most of the content here--i.e., the wrestling dress-up game, the "fat guy" story, the dogs and cats pictures, the prank call--almost everything felt really awkward and unfunny to me. Glad I've seen plenty of better episodes to make up for it.
You a re right, this was so odd stuff. I dont like pictures, where animals wears stupid clothes and stuff cos its "funny", and laughing how someone is sick and fat, even worst. Show is great but this time nothing works. And Biel with Rourke, who`s idea was that?
I watched this one right after the episode with Steve Carell, Kristen Wiig & Chris O'Dowd. . . polar opposites.
Naomi M - Yes, it was all quite negative content not even taking into account from The Hollywood Comeback Brat Mickey Rourke and his octopus hands.
Yeah, they needed another guest, maybe there was a cancellation, had to add last minute filler? The story about the fat man was just sad, went on too long. 😢
I’ve been watching the show for years and this was by far the worst! For all the reasons u mentioned; not funny, awkward, Rourke’s behavior. Horrible.
Damn you Justin . Man !!! God blessed you ❤️❤️❤️🌹🌹🌹🌹
only and only and only and only Graham Norton can pull that off...Mick blocked my breath while watching this on internet and Graham still managed it light..:) :)
Jessica Biel's got thick skin to be able to put up so well with Rourke's disgusting antics! Impressive!
Oh, poor martyred beautiful women having their ass kissed 24/7 - THE HORROR LMAO
@embrio_ waaah, you whining git.
@@RollingOrmond Sexual harassment isn't getting you're ass kissed. Rourke is acting rapey, so yeah, it was pretty horrible.
She has probably dealt with it her whole life
Lol leave Mackey alone, he is a great human, authentic and one the best actors of all time. In the times of the fake he is a gem
I can totally feel, Jessicas uncomfort & regret to go on that show. Poor baby. I love her.
Especially after the he brought out the “wrestling” weirdos & then she saw the dogs and i felt like if she could have ran away, she would’ve in a sec!
It's a shame, because Mickey had some really insightful things to say about the industry and his own failings in the beginning.
Jessica handled things with aplomb. Had they not been in a very unique situation, she probably would've told him to piss off. I cannot stand when a stranger (a man) decides out of nowhere to touch me at every opportunity. Irritating and presumptuous power move, drunk or no.
Graham's keeping-it-together skills en pointe as per.
Ch0cHead : very well said.
I was here feeling abused and uncomfortable, I can't imagine how Jessica felt having her personal space invaded constantly and the sexual remarks. Such an awkward show to watch. I don't even know how Graham was able to keep control of the situation and lightened the mood with such density in the air. I bet both Jessica and Graham were glad once it was over. I would have snapped at him eventually. Mickey changed the way show typically feels and flows. It was a one man show for sure. This was so painful to watch and like grinding teeth. Graham carried this one on his back, what a host!
@@seanfitzgerald8575 it doesn’t matter what someone looks like or how famous they are. he was being creepy the entire interview and no one would want a sober man let alone a drunk one touching them and speaking about them in such a weird way. it’s disrespectful and someone his age should know better. the moment he realized she was uncomfortable, he should have stopped.
Sdf up
@@nesquik_milk2.0 yes I’m sure you’ve never gotten drunk or made a mistake in your life… I’m sure you’re a guaranteed Angel
And that’s your shit, nobody knows you life
Not a millionaire with drug and alcohol problems and living under a microscope
Yes, I’m sure everyone in the comments has never made an ass out of themselves sober or drunk in their entire life
@@ACarter87 Sounds like you admit that his behavior was wrong. So why are you putting so much energy towards defending it? Also, his behavior wasn't a mistake, or an accident, it was intentional. It was clear from everyone on that stage that his treatment of Biel and Wainwright was sexual harassment, and it was making everyone, including Norton, uncomfortable and upset. Behavior like this shouldn't be dismissed or minimized ("it was a mistake, everyone makes them," "he was drunk, people act weird when they drink"), but rather acknowledged, apologized for, and never committed again.
@@seanfitzgerald8575 It's not about who's a legend or not, it's about what's appropriate behaviour.
37:26 was just cringeworthy. Lack of self awareness is uncanny
With his actions I'm surprised he didn't appear on the "me too" movement.
Anyone else notice that at 34:17 Jessica Biel looked really peeved off. I know that looks so well, it's where you're sitting there feeling angry, awkward and shocked all at the same and not being able to do anything about it because of where you are. Happened to me years ago at an ex's parents house. His parents and his brother started this really bad racist rant about their new neighbours. This was my first time meeting them, and it happened during dinner. I just went silent and gave a fake smile now and again. Jessica's also put a huge distance between herself and Mikey her body language is also being protective. She's leaning forward in her chair in almost a part fetal position and she has her arms across her body. Feel for her... must have been really awkward sitting there after Mikey's comments.
Mickey, Mickey, Mickey, SHE"S NOT INTO YOU!
Thumbs up for every woman who has ever been in an awkward situation like this with a creepy guy? 👍🏻
Thumbs up for every man who’s been in an awkward situation with a creepy girl like this 👍
Why is your comment still up? Delete this sexist nonsense before I report it to TH-cam’s moderators for ignorance AND sexism
She like it if in bedroom
@@ACarter87 You forgot to switch accounts
@@qwertyzxcvbn3174 LMAO
Forget Jessica poor Martha. He was trying to make her sit on his lap.
The host is amazing at trying to make this work...
5:44 “Wine for Miss Biel!” lol
Wow, this really is hard to watch. Graham was like "I need a loooong vacation after this episode!" Jessica just handling it best she can. Mickey should not have been allowed near booze, the UK was not ready for him!
Mr. Norton Thanks For Holding It Together Because This Is The Most Painful Episode To Watch.
that was the most awkward Graham Norton Show ever.. thanks to Mickey Rourke.. Well done Graham, u controlled the show very well..
+floyd1411 We''ll only know for sure after we've seen the uncut edition...
Coke's a hell of a drug.
it's too bad because he was quite serious in the beginning even with all the usual Mickey flavorings...and Jessica even seemed to respect what he was saying. Not sure why he went off the rails because he probably was attracted to her given some of the beautiful women he has been with before. He does tend to be linked to the all-American type, girl-next-door, etc. Either way, too bad he acted like an ass after about the 15-minute mark.
Stay Weird I would love to know what he was whispering in her ear. I didn't know that he could be so openly creepy! If I was Jessica, I would have faked intestinal distress. He is giving off a whole lot of, " O, I'm gonna stalk you for the rest of your life!"-vibes. Is it really possible that you can do so much drugs that it turns you into a pervert? The funny thing is that I always found him very attractive...... but now! He's like a dirty greasy oil sheik at a auction looking for a new addition to his harem.
"Is it really possible that you can do so much drugs that it turns you into a pervert?"
Actually, yes. Enough amphetamine/cocaine and/or similar substance.
you can tell that graham warns jessica about mickey when she walks out in the beginning. Like he says something to her and you can so tell it has something to do with mickey being drunk lol
If he behaves like that in front of cameras, he must be frightening otherwise.....I would not want my mother, sister, aunt, daughter or friend to ever be placed in that position. He gave American men a black eye on this day.....thank goodness for Tom Hanks, Tom Cruise and Will Smith!!
i'm thinking he was really nervous and perhaps took something to help calm him down and unfortunately, it backfired on him
Or he's just a fucking prick. He does this repeatedly on camera
Yes, because Tom Cruise has never been a walking tragedy on a Talk Show before...
@@TheHumanBallsack He jumped on Oprah's couch a hundred years ago and the media had a feeding frenzy over it. Who gives a shit. He's basically an angel in all other interviews. Never bad-mouths anyone and only offers compliments and support. He has greater listening skills and patience than many other A-List actors do. He's always genuinely interested in what others have to say.
He's a scientologist -- I get it. That's weird as shit. But pick out literally any other interview and he's a polite, funny, and respecting guest to have on a show.
@@videoshintu ... until you ask him where Shelly Miscavige is.
Graham needed more male and female guests on the couch (sitting between Jessica and Mickey).
goodlife459 agreed. Graham may have learnt not to have just two guests on from episodes like this
He has had so many intense moments on his show, probably because of the flowing alcohol allowed on it, and he is such a pro at handling the insanity.
Jessica looks really uncomfortable and is keeping distance between herself and Rourke.
She looks like carre otis
Really? I thought she liked it and was getting closer
@@myaccount2604 that's the point👌
Mickey was definitely bad, but I just love Graham going "WINE FOR MS BIEL!!"
i am watching this in 2017
I'm here in Nov 2020 🇨🇦🙋
Feb 2024 here 🙂🙂
Thanks for the ride.
This is just wonderful...he's a great actor and I don't know what's wrong with people in these comments. ...GN gets the most natural interview out of ANYONE - what do you want want? The saccharine schmaltz in the U.S. and Canadian shows? Scripted and arselicking? Love you Mickey !!!! and Graham!!!! (who is a neighbour of mine) Just a phenomenal show!!
Sad that Rourke's miserable behavior undercut the quiet genius of
"The Wrestler." Great movie.
Jessica so elegantly beautiful
31:09 he looks so worried and cute
Graham has aged 30 years in the past decade.
She's dressed so classy. Classy woman
The fact you could hear a pin drop from the crowd Everytime Mickey spoke tells you everything you need to know about the man.
Legend, authentic in times of PC babies and the social media
a sad old lech.
@@nejuw And you're a sad old nobody.
@@havenlane992bro thinks sexual harassment is being authentic
This was difficult to watch... that man is a very sad broken inside man... hope he is not ending up tragically!
Omg when Graham left her alone with him
I was actually scared for her.. I was like come backkkk grahamm
😂😂😂😂😊😊😢😢😢😮😅😅😅😅😅😂😂😂
I like that from the get go I felt Graham was letting Jessica know and he wasn't laughing with Mickey, Graham's face when he says 'yep' when Mickey talks about the pub where heavy hitters would go 'pick up pussy'. When Mickey said 'I've nothing in my house who looks like this' - Graham comes across as your pal who's with you when the creepy guy hits on you and you're both cringing and laughing about how friggin awkward it is...the 'here's to big dogs, got my point?', 'I got it' - Graham's face! I think this shows why celebrities enjoy his show so much, he keeps it moving, he checks Jessica's comfort level, he shows he doesn't condone and join in Mickey's behaviour or being creepy sexualising Jessica.
Lol another PC baby
Why is everyone concerned about Jessica biel? He touches Martha way more!
Martha was a lot more hostile towards his bullshit which was amazing. Jessica kinda just took it calmly for 30 minutes.
Sonja Dawn IKR, I was able to actually tolerate the rest of the interview, but when he was pulling martha to sit on his lap that was unavoidable cringe 37:22
Even poked her with the stick!
Yeah that was way worse. It does seem like they must have met before sitting on the couch for him to be that touchy feely with her and her not slapping him. I was surprised how well she deflected him but no female guest should have to tolerate that bs.
@@sharinglungs3226oh god he harasses another guest? 😣
he used to be so cute in the 80's .....what a mess now! she kept smiling ...she's brave.
God, I thought you meant Graham for a second, lol.
Wow, that was so uncomfortable. She didn't deserve to sit through that
Lol 25:11...when he shook her hand...
Literally the most perverted celebrity handshake caught on camera...they quickly cut off to a picture of him right before we can see Jessica's reaction to it..
set the video speed to 0.25 now start watching @ 7:27 , your welcome
😘 OhOh My pants are tight !! Thanks
Man, so sad to see Rourke here. He's trying really hard to be charming and back in the game, but when he recounts his past 15 years, it just comes off sad. It's not a nice story. At all. How Jessica Biel looks at him - he just looks broken.
You can just see that he is a troubled human being and it is unfortunately awkward to have him around when Norton of course is all cheery and his guests are exclusively people who have great and successful careers. you know - happy people.
I wouldn't blast Rourke like some commenters do here - there are a lot of people like this in the world. Troubled, who failed at one thing, or another. I'd actually say most people are like that.
see -- I liked when he opened up about being on the outside. "Hope." I love that he didn't wrap it up on a tidy little bow of chat show anecdote. It was anxeity-dote.
PiCheZvara Biel is a nasty fake bitch...would rather be stuck in a lift w 10 MRs than one of her...
You said it very well.
I had the same feeling. I know his behaviour on this show was very cringy, but it is clear to see he was and still is a very troubled person. I give him a lot of credit for improving himself as much as he has managed. And I do appreciate his honesty. You don't get that from many celebrities.
PiCheZvara I don't think he's trying to be suave. He's just being himself.
i felt bad for him when he was retelling his story and felt he was sincere. even when he made the goof comment at jjessica and he was whispering in his ear, i felt it wasn't that bad. he put his foot in his mouth and perhaps he was apologizing or making up to her. but when he grabbed the singer, it was just too cringey and continued on from there.
Great talk show very entertaining❤
The guy in the purple tee shirt looks way too impressed with the changing of the airline meal prank! 😄
lol need watch the uncut edition if u thought this was bad
where can I find it can u share the link please :D
some of us who have had or will go through some tough times, which have a real dark side and a strong self distract side to our personality, he is an inspirtion of hope i love this man
Mickey is a good actor and to come back after all those years and has been through rough times ... Good on him ! I love him in Asbury ... Stay strong dude and thank you for all your great movies !
there keeps being shots where Jessica is wearing black fluffy handcuffs and then she's not in the next, I bet the unedited version must be incredibly more cringe worthy than it already is.
Who agrees that Jessica is the most unusually beautiful woman? Breathtaking
Mickey Rourke agrees.
Goddess!
and yes mickey should stop being creepy with the ladies.
shows how shallow and how simple minded he is.
He might’ve just been drunk and was trying to be nice. Nobody likes a closed off awkward person. He might’ve just been trying to be a nice guy but he was too drunk to understand where to cross the line
Fuck sake he was drunk he wasn't that bad, his a lovely guy
@@tonyg3488 - He was quite evidently vile AND drunk - who knows the chain of causation. And he was not in the least bit 'lovely' - women do not want to be mauled as though they are public property. Put yourself in her place with a drunken female guest mauling you - would you say she was just drunk and really quite a lovely woman? No.
@@thumbprint7150 I would love a drunk woman mauling as you say over me, but we as men are not sensitive yet women want equal rights LOL
@@tonyg3488 Not when it’s from someone you don’t like. In your mind you are thinking as a predator and of sexy slutty women. So what do men not like? Ugly fat gross, try imagine that one doing those stuff to you, or a man doing that to you when you are not gay, so you can understand how she felt, regardless of the person’s look because a man doing those stuff is already ugly and gross.
Good show .
Jessica is one beautiful woman .
It’s interesting how Rourke - and others before him, unnamed here - enter and excel in “the business” lacking the true savvy to see in many ways what it is. They then thwart their own success, unfortunately.
She handled Rourke with such grace, such poise. Well done.
Okay a drunk Mickey aside, what the hell is up with the naked dolls behind Graham?
The show was first shown in 2007 on BBC2. It was shown in a late night slot and was alot more risque than it is now ( and funnier may I add). The set then was a lot more cluttered with camp and kitsch paraphernalia, making it not only self aware but also self ironic. On the original set there were Barbie dolls ( Graham, being openly gay, maybe alluding to the fact he would play with dolls?). There is also one shown in the opening credits.
Watch his early stuff, very funny
+David MITCHELL lol weird but definitely funny
oh god yeah and the intro had falling barbie parts. i loved it.
aven russo They have been there for decades
Best talk show in the world
Jessica wearing black fluffy handcuffs for a second and then not. They really did some cutting in the footage haha! Makes me wonder what happened. See 25:47
+alt1579 Good Eye!....didn't notice it at first....really makes you wonder (could rourke have been any creepier?)
+alt1579 Seriously well done haha, never noticed it, Rourke must have done something.
Yeah! I noticed that too! Didn't even think about the editing...I just thought it was weird. But something probably most definitely happened...
alt1579 Mickey brought fluffy handcuffs on set & pushed her to put them on. She was uneasy but obliged & Graham put them on too.
Say what you will about Mickey Rourke, but one thing I do appreciate about the man is his honesty.
Laughed so hard I cried lol
😂me too!
one of your best
Poor Jessica. Got to be uncomfortable sitting next to Mickey.
Best episode ive ever seen. Take it how you will. I grew up on Springer.
So she goes from having the handcuffs on at 25:46 ish to not having them on at 25:54...awkward.
I dont think mickey was acting out of character here, he has memory problems. He probably woke up and thought he was still in the 90s
Ooohh goddd this is horrible to watch
Oh man awkward and fun to watch at the same time.
Also , did the uploader edited this video?
or was that done by the Graham Norton show producers?
They clearly edited some things out (to make is less awkward I quess)
What the hell happened between 25:37 and 25:44?! It must have been super cringey for the show to cut out the part when Jessica was subjected to those hideous handcuffs
She just not that in to you
Easily the best talk show host ever
I wonder if J.Tand Jessica ever sit down at home and get to talking "hey do you remember when I was on that show in England...."
Made it to 4:45 and had to stop -- I could already tell that this is going to be awkward as hell the entire interview, and I'll have to finish this at another time when I won't feel compelled to cry for Jessica....
tideoftime it did get quite bad yup. The thing is, because it's public, she'd have felt a little more stuck than if this had happened without the pressures of an audience and a chat show. Your brain tells you you can't just walk off and cause a scene, even though he was the one causing the scene and she'd have been justified if she did choose to walk.
Graham sigh when Mickie mentioned the cane
Jessica's chip trick reminded me of Molly Ringwald in Breakfast Club with her lipstick trick. If you know you know
1 of the best shows.Much love for Mickey Rourke. Funny guy and great human
my detective skills tell me this episode was recorded in the month of November
I don't care if he was drunk or not...HE WAS RUDE AS HELL!
Fun fact: The Jessica Biel nail in the head movie was completed in 2008 but wasn't released until 2015. It sat on the self 7 bloody years! This video was published the same year it was released.
Had to see this one... I'm in...
I don’t think anything shown here was all that bad, except at the end with Martha, but there was clearly editing that happened and things before the show perhaps. Graham pulled Biel aside before she sat, then he made comments from the get go about chaperoning, when he went into the audience he checked on her, etc. Clearly he knew Rourke was drunk and had already crossed the line, would’ve been nice to get the full backstory though. The only thing Graham ever said about this was that Rourke got out of his car with a Jack Daniels bottle and that he kept smoking during the interview which was exhausting
Feel so bad for her