Robbins, 67, kicked off his career with roles in The Sure Thing and Top Gun. While he later became a household name in the fan favorite flick The Shawshank Redemption, he's also an acclaimed director with projects like Dead Man Walking. But it was Bull Durham, in which he played the role of pitcher Nuke LaLoosh opposite Kevin Costnerand Susan Sarandon, that introduced many audience members to the star.
At least that will be familiar territory!
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Robbins is a Lifelong Mets Fan
If there's one way to tip off the world to your new role, Robbins found it. A lifelong fan of the New York Mets, the star shared a photo of himself from behind catching a game this week. Sporting white hair and a white mustache, Robbins wore a Mets jersey with the name "LaLoosh" emblazoned across the back.
View this post on InstagramRobbins Isn't Crazy About Netflix as The Future of Film
“You go on Netflix right now, you see what films are coming out, and you tell me that that’s the future of cinema? We’re in big trouble,” Robbins told the publication, adding that when Shawshank Redemption hit theaters, it got “good reviews.” However, “nobody saw it.” Luckily, the world came to love the movie because it was played endlessly on VHS and on television.
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