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Tim Robbins is known in Hollywood as an Academy Award-winning actor, director, activist and hockey fanatic.

He's an award-winning actor, writer and director, and Tim Robbins has revealed he's expanding his talent into music.

LOS ANGELES - Tim Robbins is known in Hollywood as an Academy Award-winning actor, director, activist and hockey fanatic.

A funny Chuck Todd riff, on some Democrats of what an Al Franken victory would bring.

He's an award-winning actor, writer and director, and Tim Robbins has revealed he's expanding his talent into music.

CEREMONY STATS Friday, Oct. 10, 11:30 a.m. 6801 Hollywood Blvd. Expected to attend: Susan Sarandon and Jack Black TIMELINE 1979 Debuts onscreen with a bit part on NBC's "Buck Rogers in the 25th Century." 1981 ...

As an Oscar-winning actor, Tim Robbins has played characters as disparate as a young minor league baseball pitcher , folksinger-turned-corruptician and blackmailed movie studio executive .

"As Nuke, Robbins, who starred in 'Five Corners,' is a delicious oddball with sneaky eyes and a disarming, boyish smile.

He doesn't have a script and shooting could be more than a year away, but producer Thom Mount seems optimistic that the original cast could return for a sequel to "Bull Durham," the movie that made minor league ...

Movie & Entertainment News provided by World Entertainment News Network 2008-10-06 13:51:03 - A sequel to KEVIN COSTNER's award-winning baseball movie BULL DURHAM is in the pipeline, according U.S. reports.

'I think I've shown time and again that I'm much more interested in telling stories about real people and real emotion than I am in polemics," Tim Robbins said, proffering a small smile.

By MICHELLE MILLER Staff Writer Twenty years after its debut, "Bull Durham" finally appeared on the silver screen at the Baseball Hall of Fame.

Marking only his third feature film, Neil Burger's The Lucky Ones held its premiere earlier this month at the high profile Toronto International Film Festival.

HOLLYWOOD -- Tim Robbins was somewhere in red-state country last year shooting the film 'The Lucky Ones' when a serviceman approached him in a bar.

Rather than spend two days waiting for the next flight out, the resourceful Cheever is determined to get home to his wife in St.

" " " " Bennett Raglin/WireImage It didn't take 16-year-old Miles Guthrie -- son of actors Tim Robbins and Susan Sarandon -- long to figure out that acting in a movie is a lot less demanding than directing one.

When I met with Tim Robbins at the Park Hyatt Hotel during the Toronto International Film Festival, I asked the veteran actor if he would like to come to town next April for the Philadelphia International Film ...

Saying The Lucky Ones is the best film about Iraq yet is the proverbial damning with faint praise.

Tim Robbins seems a lot like the character he played in "The Shawshank Redemption." There is a quiet rage about the Oscar-winning actor, who will turn 50 on Oct.

Since the U.S. invaded Iraq, Tim Robbins has seen lots of scripts about the conflict - "hardcore, gritty kind of dramas," he calls them.