Tim Robbins Nude

The son of a country singer and an actress, Oscar winner Tim Robbins seemed destined to be an entertainer from a young age. He studied drama at UCLA, his "The Highwaymen" dad's alma mater, then did some theater work including founding "The Actors' Gang" in 1981. A year later, he would make his TV debut as the terrorist bomber Andrew Reinhardt on St. Elsewhere, before kicking around on a bunch of different TV shows for a few years. He was in Top Gun in 1986, but only became a star when he won the role of young, hotshot pitcher Nuke LaLoosh in the classic minor league baseball movie Bull Durham (1988). He climbed the Hollywood ladder when he starred in the thinker thriller Jacob's Ladder (1990), which bent or minds but straightened our poles. Jacob is suffering from PTSD, but we see Jakey nakey when he shows his butt as he's put in a bathtub of ice water. Tim went balls out in The Player (1992) while getting out of a mud bath. It will have yo playing with yourself! Tim had a huge 1994, first playing Norville Barnes in The Hudsucker Proxy (1994), then playing the role he will likely forever best be known for: the actually innocent, accused wife killer Andy Dufresne in Thee Shawshank Redemption (1994). From there, Mr. Robbin’s career skyrocketed, including his work as pony tailed hippie Ian Raymond in High Fidelity (2000) and his Oscar winning performance as molestation survivor Dave Boyle in Mystic River (2003). You might remember him fighting Ron Burgundy while repping the public broadcasting crew in Anchorman: The Legend of Ron Burgundy (2004), but you'll never forget seeing him broadcast ass in The Brink, when Tim was on the brink of sixty years old. It's a political comedy where Tim plays the womanizing Secretary of State who we see in a state of undress while tied up with a woman. He is all tied up for a woman when another lady walks in and the fun gets ruined, but so did our pants seeing him stand up and flash some ass. We watched that ass in action as he went to pound town in an episode of HBO's drama Here and Now. Tim is very politically active and has never been shy about expressing his left wing beliefs, while off screen Tim was with Susan Sarandon in Bull Durham (1988), directed her in Dead Man Walking (1995) and was with her for decades, though they've since split. An absolutely elite actor, we're happy Tim Robbins hasn't been robbing us of sexual cinema!