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Albert Brooks

Birth Name:Albert Lawrence Einstein

Birth Place:Beverly Hills, California, United States

Profession Actor, Writer, Soundtrack, Director, Assistant director, Music department

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Looking for Comedy in the Muslim World
The Muse
Mother

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TBS Orders Animated Comedy from Louis C.K. and Albert Brooks

The Office's Greg Daniels will also executive produce

Sat, Jan 14, 2017
TBS Orders Animated Comedy from Louis C.K. and Albert Brooks

Check Out the Trailer for Finding Dory!

Just keep swimming ...

Tue, Nov 10, 2015
Check Out the Trailer for Finding Dory!

Holly Hunter and William Hurt to Co-Star in Bonnie & Clyde Miniseries

Paging Albert Brooks! Oscar winners Holly Hunter and William Hurt, who starred with Brooks in the 1987 romantic comedy Broadcast News, are reuniting for Lifetime's Bonnie & Clyde miniseries, Deadline reports. Hunter, 54, will star as...

Thu, Feb 7, 2013
Holly Hunter and William Hurt to Co-Star in Bonnie & Clyde Miniseries

Final Presidential Debate: The 20 Best Celebrity Tweets

Last week's binders are this week's horses and bayonets. President Barack Obama's sarcastic knock of Governor Mitt Romney's views on the military budget — saying the military has fewer "horses and bayonets" and Navy ships than it previously did because of changing needs — was the most tweeted-about topic of last night's third and final presidential debate. The debate overall generated 6.5 million tweets, according to official Twitter statistics — the lowest number of all three debates. The "horses and bayonets" comment alone sparked more than 105,000 tweets and also immediately spawned a parody account, @horsesbayonette. Here's a breakdown of the 20 best celebrity tweets on the debate:

Tue, Oct 23, 2012
Final Presidential Debate: The 20 Best Celebrity Tweets

Vice Presidential Debate: The Best Twitter Reactions

Thursday's vice presidential debate between Joe Biden and Paul Ryan generated more than 4 million tweets, according to official statistics from Twitter. And, needless to say, several of those comments came from celebrities weighing in on the election. Here's a roundup of some of the best reactions:

Fri, Oct 12, 2012
Vice Presidential Debate: The Best Twitter Reactions

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Albert Brooks: Defending My Life
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The Simpsons
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Simpsons 2000
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Simpsons Global Fanfest: Simpsons Trick Or Treehouse
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Simpsons Global Fan Fest: Simpsons Go Hollywood
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Simpsons Global Fanfest: Simpsons Political Party
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