Miles Robbins

Miles Guthrie Tomalin Robbins was born on May 4, 1992, in New York City, to actors Tim Robbins and Susan Sarandon. He pursued higher education at Brown University for three years, concentrating on documentary film and music production before leaving prior to graduation. His early interest in music led him to form a band at age 11, developing into a career as a disc jockey and later as a member of the psychedelic pop band, Pow Pow Family Band, where he performs as a character named “Milly.”

Robbins expanded his creative pursuits into acting, securing roles in both film and television. His notable film credits include appearances in “My Friend Dahmer” (2017), “Blockers” (2018) where he played Connor, and the horror sequel “Halloween” (2018) as Dave. He also took on the lead role of Luke in “Daniel Isn’t Real” (2019) and appeared in “The Day Shall Come” (2019) as Josh, and “Let It Snow” (2019) as Billy. More recently, he voiced Reid in “Fearless” (2020), played Aspen Bell in “Old Dads” (2023), and Nugz in “Y2K” (2024), where he also performed the song “What is Trust What is Life.” His forthcoming film work includes the role of Robbie in “Control Freak” (2025) and The Man at The Ball in “Laufey: Silver Lining” (2025).

On television, Robbins has been featured in “Mozart in the Jungle” from 2016 to 2018, portraying characters Erase Face and Danny across four episodes. He also appeared as Dee Dee Ramone in “The Get Down” (2017) and had a significant role in “The X-Files” (2018) as Jackson Van De Kamp/William across three episodes. In 2020, he played Tristan in an episode of “Miracle Workers.” His work extends to video games, where he provided voice, performance capture, and likeness for the character Dylan Lenivy in “The Quarry” (2022). These roles highlight his versatility across various platforms and genres.