Tim Robbins News Archives

“Audiences at the AFI Film Festival in Dallas were on their feet with ovations and thunderous applause when the film premiered.”

In "Noise", Oscar-winner Tim Robbins stars as David Owen, a determined New Yorker who takes matters into his own hands when the noise of the city begins to drive him crazy. via Gateway To Sedona

Bridget Moynahan , than star in May with Tim Robbins in the " Noise, " it says that it appreciates that Sanchez can make a design well-made that feminine seeming and sexy without to resemble you have rendered ... via The Radical Arcatan

“Hercules in a cradle' ... because its beliefs, which liberated human potential and made possible a transcendent greatness, would capture the imagination and the following of all humanity.”

In the play "Embedded," Tim Robbins' 2003 satire about the Iraq invasion, a thinly veiled Richard Perle and Paul Wolfowitz shout with Nazi-like gusto, "Hail, Leo Strauss!" and get sexually aroused at the ... via Hugh Hewitt

Along with the major blockbusters, Hollywood offers loads of other films this summer. via The Modesto Bee

“Funny Games"-esque horror film, are terrorized by white-masked invaders. * "Stuck.”

MAY 9 * "What Happens in Vegas." Cameron Diaz and Ashton Kutcher drunkenly marry in Sin City - then win a bunch of money while trying to separate. via New York Post

So much for the alleged conservative conglomerate media. Broadcasting & Cable magazine reports leftist actor Tim Robbins drew a standing ovation last week before the National Association of Broadcasters ... via NewsBusters.org

“Advertisers pay more online because there is a better accounting of how many viewers see the ads”

Big TV networks are rushing to attract Internet audiences, but there are signs that the payoff won't be that sexy. via CNET News.com

Even as he came on stage to give the keynote address at the National Association of Broadcasters Show in Las Vegas, it was obvious that Tim Robbins' remarks had caused controversy backstage. via Free Republic

“We're being buffeted by forces larger than our industry. Some in the business are a bit disoriented. Some are overwhelmed by the changes taking place. Frankly, some are not optimistic about broadcasting's future.”

Academy Award-winning actor and critically acclaimed screenwriter, director and producer Tim Robbins delivered an electrifying opening keynote speech at the NAB Show in Las Vegas. via Informitv news

“That is all. Off with the rat's head”

RITA HAYFIELD & THE SHAWSHANK REDEMPTION WALK ... >> Read entry @ laspapi RITA HAYFIELD & THE SHAWSHANK REDEMPTION WALK 16 BLOCKS One of the greatest movies I've ever seen is the Shawshank Redemption starring ... via Nigerian Bloggers

At no point during the comedy-drama Noise does star Tim Robbins , as a put upon Manhattan husband driven over the edge by the wee hour sounds of malfunctioning car alarms, stand in front of a bathroom mirror to ... via FilmStew

“HBO has been my family for a long time. With the changeover, they've seen me as one of the few people still there. I think I know what an HBO series should be. And I've always been on time and under budget.”

Whenever I think of Robert Wuhl, I'm reminded of that scene in Bull Durham where he's playing a coach meeting on the mound with the pitcher and the catcher -- Tim Robbins and Kevin Costner -- and they're ... via TV Squad

In addition to discussing his personal and professional experiences as it relates to content, Robbins is scheduled to participate in a moderated Q&A. His keynote will follow NAB president/CEO David K. Rehr's ... via Post Magazine

Speech to Look at New Distribution and Content-Creation Opportunities Academy Award-winning actor and critically acclaimed screenwriter, director and producer Tim Robbins will deliver the opening keynote speech ... via Film & Video

“I loved it, but I felt like he was making stuff up”

George Orwell wrote "1984" about the political situation he saw around him in the 1940s, but the book is even closer to today's situation, Tim Robbins says. via The Olympian

Robbins will speak about the changing face of entertainment and how new distribution and content-creation opportunities will affect Hollywood and related industries. via Digital Producer