Anyone who has seen 'The Wrestler' may remember that Randy 'The Ram' Robinson, at the end of the film, just before he dies doing what he loves, says to the crowd: "You are my family ...

James Toback directed a documentary about Mike Tyson and he named it Tyson, which makes sense. Trailer, you guys: That looks really good. What a sad strange monster. It’s like The Wrestler, but ...

How can this be? ¶ That performance, as all of Hollywood already knows, is Mickey Rourke’s affecting work as Randy “the Ram” Robinson, a once great name in professional wrestling who has ...

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In the movie The Wrestler, Necro Butcher memorably assaults his opponent Randy "The Ram" Robinson (played by actor Mickey Rourke) with a staple gun, barbed wire and plate-glass window.

In Darren Aronofsky's fourth feature film, The Wrestler, veteran actor Mickey Rourke plays Randy 'The Ram' Robinson, a professional wrestler in his fifties who is coping with life as a prisoner of ...

The Wrestler, Robert D. Siegel's heart-wrenching tale of Randy "The Ram" Robinson-played by Mickey Rourke-a former professional wrestler far past his prime, is layered with metaphor.

"I hated the '90s. The '90s fuckin' sucked," says professional wrestler Randy "The Ram" Robinson early on in The Wrestler — and he should know. Over the hill and past his prime — his steroidal ...

Like Randy "The Ram" Robinson — the central character in The Wrestler — Jake "The Snake" Roberts was a gifted showman, a faded icon and an absent father. And like Randy, ...

Title designer Kristyn Hume had less than two minutes to summarize the life of pro wrestler Randy "The Ram" Robinson for the opening title sequence of director Darren Aronofsky's "The Wrestler." ...

Mickey Rourke: Year of the Ram "I hated the Nineties. The Nineties fuckin' sucked," professional wrestler Randy "The Ram" Robinson says early on in The Wrestler — and he should know.