Robert Robinson

The Washington Post’s Eugene Robinson and Robert Reich, professor and former labor secretary under the Clinton administration, join Hardball to talk about the growing division within the Democratic Party between the centrist wing and liberal base.

The Washington Post’s Eugene Robinson and Robert Reich, professor and former labor secretary under the Clinton administration, join Hardball to talk about the growing division within the Democratic Party between the centrist wing and liberal base.

Academy Award winner Robert Duvall (1983, Best Actor, Tender Mercies) is Felix Bush, the ?Hermit of Caleb County,? a man so haunted by his secrets that he has lived in quiet desolation in the Tennessee backwoods for over 40 years. Realizing that he is near his own mortality, Bush decides to have a ?living funeral party,? inviting people to tell their stories about him. Enlisting the help of Frank Quinn (Golden Globe winner Bill Murray, 2004, Best Actor in a Motion Picture - Musical or Comedy, Lost in Translation) and Buddy Robinson (Lucas Black, Legion), Bush goes through a process of self-discovery, allowing him to deal with his past secrets, including ones involving old flame (and new widow) Mattie (Academy Award winner Sissy Spacek, 1980, Best Actress, Coal Miner's Daughter).

The Washington Post s Eugene Robinson and Robert Reich, professor and former labor secretary under the Clinton administration, join Hardball to talk about the growing division within the Democratic Party between the centrist wing and liberal base.

In this hilarious interview, Robert continues his talk with Access' Shaun Robinson about the chemistry on set with his beautiful co-star, Kristen Stewart.

Robert Pattinson talks with Access' Shaun Robinson about the onscreen chemistry between he and co-star Kristen Stewart. Plus, is Robert ready to deal with his newfound fame?

Robert Pattinson tells Access' Shaun Robinson what really happened while filming his hot "Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn - Part 1" love scene with Kristen Stewart.

Robert Pattinson tells Access' Shaun Robinson what really happened while filming his hot "Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn - Part 1" love scene with Kristen Stewart.

Millionaire infomercial guru, Robert Axle (Kevin Spacey) loses everything when one of his inventions has a design flaw that accidentally chops off the fingers of thousands of customers. After serving eight years in prison, a disgraced Axle is released, and ready to redeem his name and rebuild his empire with a new innovation. However, Axle's ex-wife (Virginia Madsen) has spent all of his money and moved into his house with her new husband (Craig Robinson). Out of desperation, he finds a part-time job as a janitor, and is forced to move in with his estranged daughter (Camilla Belle) and her over-protective roommates. Despite these setbacks he is determined to pitch his newest gadget and rebuild his infomercial empire. But the world has changed in the last decade, and Axle finds himself out of step with current technology, his family, and the self-confidence that made him king of the infomercials in the past. With all his wheels spinning, Axle soon realizes before he can be successful with his new creation, first he must reinvent himself.

Rooted in deeply personal accounts and timeless stories, FINDING JOE shows how Campbell's work is relevant and essential in today's world and how it provides a narrative for how to live a fully realized life--or as Campbell would simply state, how to 'follow your bliss'. The film features interviews with visionaries from a variety of fields including Deepak Chopra, Mick Fleetwood, Tony Hawk, Rashida Jones, Laird Hamilton, Robert Walter, Robin Sharma, Catherine Hardwicke, Sir Ken Robinson, Akiva Goldsman and many more. While studying myths, and writing on the human experience, Joseph Campbell was a professor at Sarah Lawrence College for 38 years. His seminal work, 'A Hero with a Thousand Faces' was published in 1949 and greatly influenced generations of artists and writers, including Bob Dylan, Jim Morrison, Stanley Kubrick, George Lucas, Jerry Garcia and others.

Robert Siegel discusses writing the screenplay based on Randy 'The Ram' Robinson attempting to build a life outside the wrestling ring.

In this hilarious interview, Robert continues his talk with Access' Shaun Robinson about the chemistry on set with his beautiful co-star, Kristen Stewart.