Bill Murray: Murray & Jennifer Butler Murray divorce
Bill Murray talked about his divorce from his wife of about 11 years. Jennifer Butler Murray filed for divorce from him in May 2008. Jennifer Butler Murray filed her divorce papers to allege that Bill Murray was addicted to alcohol and marijuana. Jennifer Butler claimed Bill Murray abused her. Bill told the interviewer that her allegations were the worst he had heard in his life. The divorce was painful. Bill Murray was in NY to publicize “City of Ember”, a movie that will debut on Friday. Bill Murra

EXCLUSIVE VIDEO: City of Ember Cast Interview Featurette!
Bill Murray, Tim Robbins, & Saoirse Ronan Shed Light!

Review: City of Ember
One of the most gorgeous-looking films I've seen this year is City of Ember, the Fox/Walden adaptation of Jeanne Duprau's young-adult fantasy novel about a post-apocalyptic underground city. Although the story is aimed at younger audiences, it's still enjoyable for grown-ups. The movie should be viewed on as large a screen as you can find, giving you the sense that you're this close to the fascinating and decaying city where the story is set. The movie's prologue lays out the premise clearly. In the future

City of Ember / **1/2 ()
"City of Ember" (PG, 95 minutes). In a futuristic but old-fashioned village buried far beneath earth's surface, humans have lived for more than 200 years. But now it's up to young Doon and Lina (Harry Treadaway and Saoirse Ronan) to avoid the giant mutant moles and find an escape route. Correctly rated PG; there's not a moment of dash-13 in it. With Tim Robbins, Bill Murray, Marianne Jean-Baptiste, Martin Landau and Mary Kay Place. Rated Two and a half stars.

"City of Ember": Heroes rise up from dystopian detritus
The family fantasy "City of Ember"— directed by Gil Kenan ("Monster House") and starring Bill Murray, Tim Robbins, Saoirse Ronan and Harry Treadaway — is an engrossing adaptation of Jeanne Duprau's novel about a futuristic underground city.

Bill Murray Says Ember Is Your 21st Century Survival Guide [The City Of Ember]
The subterranean city of Ember houses the last survivors of the human race, living off dwindling food supplies and grappling with a failing power generator in the new movie City Of Ember. Could there possibly be some kind of allegory here? We seized the chance to ask castmembers Bill Murray, Saoirse Ronan and Tim Robbins if they think the movie is commenting on our current situation, when they sat down with the press recently. They also told us about eating from cans and learning to live in total darkness.

The Lucky Ones / *** (R)
"The Lucky Ones" (R, 113 minutes). Three soldiers, home on a month's leave from Iraq, find themselves on an odyssey from New York to Las Vegas. Tim Robbins plays a career Army sergeant who is returning to St. Louis. Rachel McAdams is a private who is is heading for Vegas to return a guitar belonging to her boyfriend, who was killed in the war. Michael Pena is a sergeant who fears meeting his girlfriend after suffering a groin injury. The characters are likable, warm, sincere and often funny. Not a war movi

Interview: Writer, Director Neil Burger Follows Iraq Soldiers on Leave in ‘The Lucky Ones’
CHICAGO– In his short career as a writer and director, Neil Burger has taken on the John F. Kennedy assassination in “Interview with the Assassin” and the mysteries of magic in “The Illusionist,” which starred Edward Norton, Paul Giamatti and Jessica Biel.The latter came out the same year as the similar film “The Prestige” with Christian Bale, Hugh Jackman, Scarlett Johansson and Michael Caine. With his new film “The Lucky Ones,” Burger tackles the dichotomy between the fighting soldier

REPORTAGE PHOTOS : Quand le tordant Bill Murray fait le mariole devant la famille de Tim Robbins…
Ah, qu'est-ce qu'on aime voir Bill Murray en train de faire le pitre ! Le comédien de...

The long-awaited sequel to “Bull Durham” is finally getting off the ground
A spy tells us Kevin Costner recently met with director Ron Shelton at Trader Vic’s in LA to discuss reprising the role of carousing catcher Crash Davis from the 1988 baseball flick. Tim Robbins and Susan Sarandon are also expected to return as pitcher Nuke LaLoosh and baseball groupie Annie Savoy, who are now married and owners of a Major League team that Costner manages. Kristen Kerr, recently seen on “Dexter,” is being eyed as one of Crash’s love interests, our insider said. (sou

Prince Shia LaBeouf to Lay Waste to Elders, Minorities and the Poor at the Box Office [Defamer Attractions]
Welcome back to Defamer Attractions, your indispensable guide to what's new, noteworthy and/or totally doomed this week at the movies. Today we welcome Shia LaBeouf and his million-dollar pinkie back to theaters alongside Spike Lee, Richard Gere, Diane Lane, Charlize Theron and Kirk Cameron (!), while facing a robust litter of potential arthouse underdogs and DVD release for the agoraphobes among us. As always, our opinions are our own, but if Josh Groban can steadfastly see it our way, shouldn't you as wel

'I could have shut up and been a good boy'
''I think I've shown time and again that I'm much more interested in telling stories about real people and real emotion than I am in polemics,'' Tim Robbins said, proffering a small smile. ''Despite what people might say about me.'' He was in a hotel suite during the Toronto International Film Festival, leaning over in a straight-backed chair, one long leg jouncing up and down. ''Certainly I've never been afraid to express my opinion, but that's outside my work. My work can speak for itself.''

City of Ember: Interview - Tim Robbins
Interview with Tim Robbins (Loris) on how he got involved with City of Ember.

'Dead Man Walking' lives on
Book Adaptations: Robbins' Actors' Gang tackles Play Project -- It was in 1998 that Sister Helen Prejean, whose bestselling memoir had inspired director Tim Robbins' 1995 film, suggested he pen a legit adaptation of his screenplay. When he was finished, Robbins decided the material would reach its most significant audience far away from the Broadway stage.

Today's News: Our Take - Ellen Burstyn Has Possible Side Effects
A possible side effect of Tim Robbins' new series? It's got Ellen Burstyn on its roster.

From Bardot to Lohan: Hollywood’s Women Drench Sarah Palin in Bile
When I asked actor Patrick Wilson for his take on Sarah Palin, he famously told me "I can't go there." Fortunately, Tim Robbins didn't feel the same way. With all the backlash Mrs. Palin has faced, it's gotta hit hardest coming from her Hollywood idols. Okay fine--they're my Hollywood idols, but it can't be easy for her teenage daughters to hear that mommy terrifies Matt Damon. But Damon is one of few male celebrities to speak up against Palin, maybe because most are afraid of being stamped a sexist. For t

Saoirse Ronan feels her age (Reuters)
Reuters - Oscar-nominated teen actress Saoirse Ronan likes the sound of being a rising star.

Tim Robbins Promises Fans He’ll Never Make Sequels of Anything
As a movie fan, one of the things I most respect is successful stars who turn down the easy sequels and big paychecks, preferring to respect their fanbase and strive to make a new classic instead. Jim Carrey long ago swore off sequels following his negative experience revisiting “Ace Ventura,” and the closest Martin Scorsese has ever come is making somebody else’s sequel with the Oscar-nominated “The Color of Money.” Another star worth praising is Tim Robbins who, after nearly thirty years in Hol

Costner Planning Bull Durham Sequel. Seriously.
Durham. According to The Huffington Post, Costner recently met with writer-director Ron Shelton to discuss a follow-up, the plot of which would allegedly involve Costner's character managing a major league team owned by Annie Savoy (Susan Sarandon) and "Nuke" LaLoosh (Tim Robbins, in an apparent violation of the "no sequels" pledge he recently made to MTV). On second thought, don't bring it, Meat. Posted 10/07/2008 by Thomas Related:

'City of Ember' Celebrates Its Premiere in New York
The city that never sleeps became the host to the special screening event of Fox-Walden adventure fantasy film about two teenagers racing to save the people living in an underground city. © Sylvain Gaboury/PR Photos In anticipation of "City of Ember" theatrical release this coming Friday on October 10, Fox-Walden Media have presented moviegoers with the premiere of their latest adventure fantasy film. Held at AMC Loews 1

Ellen Burstyn joins 'Effects'
Los Angeles: Tim Robbins writes, directs for Showtime -- Ellen Burstyn has joined the cast of "Possible Side Effects," Showtime’s drama pilot set inside the world of the pharmaceutical industry.

Kevin Costner Down for Bull Durham Sequel?
Tim Robbins and Susan Sarandon also interested...

Tim Robbins Interview, The Lucky Ones
MoviesOnline sat down with critically acclaimed actor, writer, producer and director Tim Robbins at the Los Angeles press day to talk about his new film, “The Lucky Ones.”  Directed by Neil Burger, “The Lucky Ones” tells the tale of three very different U.S. soldiers who find themselves on an unplanned road trip across America that turns into an epic emotional journey. T.K. Poole (Michael Pena), Colee Dunn (Rachel McAdams) and Fred Cheever (Robbins) arrive in New York from Ger

Celebrities become Pinups.
Susan Sarandon has posed for a new book. The actress who turns 62 tomorrow  is pictured lying on her back wearing only fishnet tights and a feather boa in ‘Hollywood Pinups’, by Timothy White. Speaking about the photoshoot, Susan said,“What a treat to play in the world of the beautiful, perfect pin-up fantasy.” The book, which is due for release later this month, also features actresses including Mary-Kate Olsen, Kate Hudson, Gina Gershon, Molly Sims and Vanessa Williams in a seri