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 (2000), and Michel Gondry’s satiric Human Nature (2001). Robbins’s portrayal of a man broken by a devastating event in his past and falsely accused of having committed a horrific crime in the present in Clint Eastwood’s Mystic River (2003) earned him both a Golden Globe and an Academy Award for


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 (2000), and Michel Gondry’s satiric Human Nature (2001). Robbins’s portrayal of a man broken by a devastating event in his past and falsely accused of having committed a horrific crime in the present in Clint Eastwood’s Mystic River (2003) earned him both a Golden Globe and an Academy Award for


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