Tim Robbins Biography

Tim Robbins, an Academy Award-winning actor, is highly renowned for both his advocacy and his acting prowess. He was raised in New York City's renowned bohemian enclave Greenwich Village as the son of folk singer Gil Robbins. With the Theatre for the New City, he got his start in performing as a youngster. Robbins helped form the theatrical company known as The Actor's Gang after receiving his degree from the University of California, Los Angeles in 1981. He originally came to the public's attention in the 1988 film Bull Durham, starring Kevin Costner and Susan Sarandon, playing a charming oafish baseball player. Before their separation in 2009, Robbins and Sarandon were one of Hollywood's most lasting couples and had been dating for 23 years. He continued to play a variety of prominent roles, demonstrating his wide ability as an actor. He portrayed a Vietnam War veteran in Jacob's Ladder (1990) who had trouble distinguishing between fact and illusion. Working with filmmaker Robert Altman, Robbins shone in The Player (1992) as the slick but corrupt movie producer and in Short Cuts as the dishonest, abusive police officer (1993). Bob Roberts (1992), a political parody documentary that Robbins wrote, directed, and appeared in, was also created around this period.

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