News about Tim Robbins

Actor Zack Norman has died aged 83. The star, who was best known for his role as a crocodile-loving antiquities smuggler in 1984's Romancing The Stone, passed away on Sunday night from 'natural causes' at Providence Saint Joseph Medical Center in Burbank, his family announced.

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Tim Robbins had a good time at the 2024 Oscars. Susan Sarandon's ex partner danced a riot on the red carpet with cinematographer Reed Morano, 46. Since 2021, the two have been linked to each other. Tim spent most of his adult life with Susan. In 1988, they appeared on the set of Kevin Costner's film Bull Durham. They were a major power couple in Hollywood for 23 years. They had two sons together: Jack Henry Robbins and Miles Robbins. In 2009, the New Yorkers split. Meg Ryan, who was also at the Vanity Fair Oscars party in Beverly Hills on Sunday, has also been attributed to Robbins' IQ, who was also glamorous and youthful. Both Ryan and Robbins denied ever dating, but they did not know if they had ever been married.

Tim Robbins had a verbal slip during a segment at the 96th Oscars on Sunday in Los Angeles. Mahershala Ali, 50, Ke Huy Quan, 55, and Christoph Waltz, 67, who introduced the Best Supporting Actor nominees with lengthy monologues about each performer.

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Kathy Bates and Tim Robbins were also blamed for the project's late cancellations due to her TV filming schedule. The actress, 42, is embroiled in a squabble with the makers of A Patriot, a £4 million film about the 'climate disaster,' with each side blaming the other for the production's demise. Ms Green, who is best known for playing Vesper Lynd in Casino Royale opposite Daniel Craig as 007, was the protagonist of the film until it was cancelled in 2019 and she now wishes to claim her £810,000 ($1 million) fee. Dan Pringle, the film's writer and director, admitted that her fee hampered efforts to make the film, according to her testimony before the High Court today. He also said she made "unreal" suggestions about crews that might be hired, which he described as "crazy" and "Hail Marys." Ms Green said they should'reach for the actors' and approach Christopher Nolan's director of photography for the position,' according to Mr Pringle. "It was not realistic, then we will move to another unknown goal," she said of her plans.

Tim Robbins strolled out with a mystery glamorous brunette as he left the theater in London on Thursday, looking happier than ever. As he wrapped an arm around his much-younger companion, the acting legend, 64, who filed for divorce from his marketing manager wife, Gratiela Brâncuşi, 31, back in January 2021, cracked a joking smile.

A small screen is expected to be treated to a 10-part Amazon Prime series, with a book referred to as "feminist sci-fi." Toni Collette (pictured) has just been confirmed to act in The Power, a dystopian satire that has been compared to Margaret Atwood's novel The Handmaid's Tale. According to a studio synopsis of the adaptation, a group of teenage girls mysteriously develops a special ability that allows them to electrocute people at will. The teenagers then realize they can awaken the power in older women, which leads to female dominance of the world, using their power to wield control, and even killing the men who are in conflict in certain situations.