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Brian Robbins

Brian Robbins

American film producer and former CEO of Paramount PicturesWikipedia

Search complete. 13 mentions across 9 episodes found for "Brian Robbins".

Oct 15, 2026

Dan JohnsonHOST
8:26
Was horror your thing? Because I think your first job after that's Chud 2, which, by the way, I also watched.
speaker_5NARRATOR
8:32
Chud 2, starring Brian Robbins from Head of the Class, Garrett Graham of Police Academy 6, Robert Vaughn, Bianca Jagger, Larry Linville of Match, and many other popular stars.
Dan JohnsonHOST
8:45
God bless Chud 2.
Dan JohnsonHOST
8:46
You got Garrett Graham, Robert Vaughn in a fantastic performance.
John CenaSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
5:32
It was just a thing of, like, I felt bad that I couldn't make the business model a success.
John CenaSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
5:38
And then Bryan Robbins was like, "Hey, I'm filming this movie with this YouTube kid.
John CenaSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
5:42
You wanna parody yourself?" And I'm like, "Yo, what?"
JoelPANELIST
5:44
[laughs]
Josh HorowitzHOST
30:49
Yep.
John CenaGUEST
30:49
"We'll, let's start moving forward." And then Brian Robbins was like, "Hey, I'm filming this movie with this YouTube kid."
Josh HorowitzHOST
30:58
Right.
John CenaGUEST
30:58
"Um, do you wanna parody yourself?" And I'm like, "Yo, what?"
John RossHOST
18:03
'Cause they've constantly been up for sale.
John RossHOST
18:07
So their biggest thing in the last eight years is Top Gun, and that was greenlit under one studio executive, released under Brian Robbins.
John RossHOST
18:20
So I just feel like it's tough because we just don't know the Paramount identity other than that they're more commercial and a little bit more bro-y.
John RossHOST
18:33
[laughs] It's the only way to describe it.
Jesse HassengerHOST
14:14
I don't know.
Jesse HassengerHOST
14:15
What? [chuckles] Good br- yeah, Brian Robbins.
Jesse HassengerHOST
14:16
Yeah.
Brett ArnoldHOST
14:16
Brian Robbins.
Jesse HassengerHOST
14:17
He's gonna come back to the director's chair finally.
Jesse HassengerHOST
14:20
Um, yeah.
David MumpowerHOST
8:51
So what we have here are DeLuca and Abdi on the outside looking in.
David MumpowerHOST
8:55
And as a reminder, they actually wanted to start their own studio with Brian Robbins.
David MumpowerHOST
9:00
Why is that name familiar to you? Well, he was Paramount Pictures' CEO during the change from Paramount to Skydance.
David MumpowerHOST
9:08
And Robbins went out and started his own thing.
David MumpowerHOST
9:10
They tried to join him and, oh, their contracts blocked them from doing that.
David MumpowerHOST
9:15
So Paramount strung them along just long enough to implode their careers and prevent them from starting a new studio with Brian Robbins.
David MumpowerHOST
9:22
The presumption is they'll probably try and do it again on their own.
Tim BrideyHOST
9:28
Does this mean not only the Warner Brothers name, does this mean the Paramount name is also dead and everything they release going forward will be under the Skydance name?
PatHOST
5:28
And
Scott MendelsonHOST
5:28
most of those films were greenlit, not even by Ellison, but the guy before Brian Robbins.
Scott MendelsonHOST
5:36
Right.
Scott MendelsonHOST
5:36
Right.

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Scott MendelsonHOST
86:40
Obviously, Top Gun Maverick made a few bucks, if I recall.
Scott MendelsonHOST
86:44
Smile, not only does that do well, that basically opens the floodgates for the notion of, hey, maybe this promising streaming movie should be in theaters instead.
Scott MendelsonHOST
86:52
And then I give Brian Robbins credit for it, by the way.
Scott MendelsonHOST
86:56
And then, so when Babylon comes out at the end of 2022 and makes like, Again, going off memory, I apologize.
AlilHOST
18:18
So-
SeanHOST
18:18
This is Brian Robbins, [laughs] former CEO of Paramount Pictures.
SeanHOST
18:22
[laughs] Crazy work.
SeanHOST
18:25
Uh-
KatieHOST
2:51
Um-
AlanHOST
2:52
The actor Brian Robbins.
KatieHOST
2:53
Brian Robbins.
KatieHOST
2:54
Okay.
KatieHOST
2:54
Uh-

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