Tim Robbins

Biography

Born 10/16/1958

The son of folk-singer Gil Robbins, actor-writer-director Tim Robbins came of age on the LSD-drenched streets of NYC's Greenwich Village, caught between 60s psychedelia and the Pope. "My parents were by no stretch of the imagination bohemians or hippies or anything like that. We were Catholics, and...
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Filmography

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Awards

In 2004, received Golden Globe Award for Best Performance by an Actor in a Supporting Role in a Motion Picture
In 2004, received Screen Actors Guild Award for Outstanding Performance by a Male Actor in a Supporting Role
In 2004, received Academy Award for Best Actor in a Supporting Role

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Highlights

In 2008, Co-starred as an Iraq War veteran in Neil Burger's "The Lucky Ones" with Michael Pena and Rachel McAdams
In 2008, Received a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame
In 2006, Co-starred in the political thriller "Catch a Fire," directed by Phillip Noyce

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Family & Companions

Susan Sarandon: co-starred in "Bull Durham" (1988); also appeared in the Robbins-directed "Bob Roberts" (1992) and won an Oscar under his direction for "Dead Men Walking" (1995)
Adele Robbins: sister (Directed by brother in "Dead Man Walking" (1995))
Gabrielle Robbins: sister (Older)

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