Tim Robbins is an American actor, who is most notable for the portrayal Nuke in the romantic comedy film of Bull Durham. He was born on October 16, 1958 in West Covina, California, to Mary Robbins and Gilbert Lee Robins, who were both an actor and actress. In addition, Robbins was baptized with the real name of Timothy Francis “Tim” Robbins and also has two sisters named Adele and Gabrielle. He also has a brother names David. He was raised as the Catholic. At a very young age, Tim Robbins together with his family relocated to Greenwich Village, while his father made a career as one of the members of the folk music group called, The Highwaymen. At the young age of Twelve, Robbins began to appear in theaters and even joined the drama club at the Stuyvesant High School. He also spent two years of his life at the SUNY Plattsburg. He then made his return in California to study the UCLA Film School.

On the other hand, the professional career of Robbins started at the Theater for the New City, where he spent his teenage years in their Annual Summer Street Theater he also portrayed the lead role in the musical adaptation of the Antoine de Saint Exupery’s The Little Prince. After he graduated in year 1981, Robbins established the Actors’ Gang, which is said to be an experimental theater group in Los Angeles. Moreover, Robbins appeared in the three episodes of the TV show called, St. Elsewhere, in year 1982. He also appeared in one of the episodes of the TV series of Gunfight at the So-So Corral. Moreover, he also portrayed small roles in films such as the American comedy film of The Fraternity Vacation.

Moreover, Robbins earned a Best Actor Award at the Cannes for his portrayal in the 1992 film of The Player. In year 1995, Robbins appeared in the drama film of Arlington Road, which also includes the starsof Jeff Bridges and Joan Cussack. In year 2003, he also appeared in the film of Mystic River. He also appeared in the 2005 Spanish film of The Secret Life of Words, where he portrayed the role of Josef, together with Sarah Polley. In year 2008, Robbins starred together with Rachel McAdams in the comedy drama film of The Lucky Ones, where he portrayed the role of Fred Cheaver. In year 2010, Robbins launched the album called, Tim Robbins & The Rogues Gallery Band, which is an ensemble of a songs that has been written over the course of 25 years. In addition, Robbins portrayed the role of Senator Hammond in the 2011 superhero folm of the Green Lantern, which also includes the stars of Ryan Reynolds and Blake Lively as well as Mark Strong. He also appeared in the HBO drama film of the Cinema Verite, where he portrayed the role of Bill Loud.

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