Miles Robbins Biography: Movies, Age, Music Band, Net Worth, Parents, Ethnicity, Awards, Girlfriend

Miles Robbins is an American actor and musician best known for his breakout role in the psychological horror film Daniel Isn’t Real (2019).

The son of Oscar-winning actors Tim Robbins and Susan Sarandon, Miles has carved out his own creative identity through independent films, musical performances, and a distinctive artistic style that blends humor, surrealism, and introspection.

Profile

• Full name: Miles Guthrie Tomalin Robbins
• Date of birth: May 4, 1992
• Age: 33 years old
• Gender: Male
• Place of birth: New York City, New York, United States
• State of origin: New York
• Nationality: American
• Profession: Actor, musician, filmmaker
• Height: 6 ft 0 in (183 cm)
• Weight: 75 kg (165 lbs)
• Eye colour: Hazel
• Hair colour: Dark brown
• Parents: Father – Tim Robbins; Mother – Susan Sarandon
• Siblings: Brother – Jack Henry Robbins; Half-sister – Eva Amurri
• Spouse: Unmarried, but in a long-term relationship with actress Dana Brooke
• Children: None
• Relationship status: In a relationship
• Religion: Secular (raised in a non-religious household)
• Ethnicity: White (English, Welsh, Irish, Italian ancestry)
• Net worth: $4 million USD

Early Life and Education

Miles Guthrie Tomalin Robbins was born on May 4, 1992, and is now at the age of 33. He was raised in one of Hollywood’s most respected acting families. His father, Tim Robbins, is an Academy Award–winning actor and director, and his mother, Susan Sarandon, is an Academy Award–winning actress.

Raised in Greenwich Village, New York City, Miles was exposed early to acting, film production, and music. He attended Brown University, where he studied documentary filmmaking and music production, though he left before completing his degree to pursue a professional career.

Personal Life

Miles Robbins is known for his bohemian, creative lifestyle, often blending art, activism, and music. He has been in a relationship with actress Dana Brooke since the early 2020s, and the couple occasionally appears together at events and film festivals.

Robbins has also been open about his gender-fluid expression, once appearing publicly in dresses or makeup, describing fashion as “a playful act of freedom rather than identity.”

Career

Miles Robbins‘ acting journey began at a young age but gained momentum in his 20s when he transitioned into independent and genre film projects. His early adult career included roles in Mozart in the Jungle (2014–2015), My Friend Dahmer (2017), Blockers (2018) among others.

In 2019, Robbins achieved critical acclaim for his starring performance in the psychological horror film Daniel Isn’t Real, directed by Adam Egypt Mortimer.

His portrayal of a college student battling an imaginary friend earned praise from The Guardian, Variety, and IndieWire, establishing him as a leading figure in the new wave of psychological thrillers.

In 2023, he appeared in Old Dads (Netflix) alongside Bill Burr and in the 2024 sci-fi thriller Y2K, further diversifying his acting portfolio.

Beyond acting, Robbins fronts a psychedelic rock band, the Pow Pow Family Band, which has performed in New York and Los Angeles since 2015. The band’s music is characterized by experimental pop and improvisational performances.

Awards

• Fright Meter Award Nominee (2020) – Best Actor for Daniel Isn’t Real
• Brooklyn Horror Film Festival Honorable Mention (2019) – Outstanding Performance in a Leading Role

Net Worth

Miles Robbins’ estimated net worth is approximately $4 million USD. His earnings come from film and television roles, music career with Pow Pow Family Band, brand endorsements etc.

Social Media

• Instagram: @smilesrobbins
• Twitter/X: @smilesrobbins
• YouTube: Pow Pow Family Band Official

Filmography

• Dead Man Walking (1995)
• The Greatest (2009)
• My Friend Dahmer (2017)
• Blockers (2018)
• Halloween (2018)
• High Resolution (2018)
• Daniel Isn’t Real (2019)
• The Day Shall Come (2019)
• Let It Snow (2019)
• Old Dads (2023)
• Y2K (2024)
• The Line (TBA, in post-production – 2025)

Discography

With Pow Pow Family Band

• Let’s Do This Together (EP, 2016)
• Nighttime Sunshine (Album, 2018)
• Live from the Basement Sessions (2020)