Robert Coppola Schwartzman

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Robert Schwartzman (2008)

Robert Coppola Schwartzman also Robert Schwartzman-Cage or Robert Carmine ; (Born December 24, 1982 in Los Angeles , California ) is an American actor , singer and songwriter .

Life and career

Schwartzman is one of the three children of film producer Jack Schwartzman and actress Talia Shire . He is also the brother of Jason Schwartzman (former drummer and founding member of the band Phantom Planet ), the nephew of Francis Ford Coppola , the cousin of Nicolas Cage and Sofia Coppola, and the half-brother of John Schwartzman .

In 1998 he got a small supporting role in Sofia Coppola's short film Lick the Star . A year later, this resulted Director at The Virgin Suicides , here Schwartzman played the role of the next-known actors Paul Baldino .

One of his best-known roles is that of Michael Moscovitz in Garry Marshall's 2001 film Suddenly Princess . Before it hit theaters, he intended to change his name to Robert Cage, based on his famous cousin Nicolas Cage . Since the promotion for the film had already started and Schwartzman had already been introduced to the press, he left it at that. The film's soundtrack includes the song Blueside , which he wrote .

In 2001 he graduated from the Windward School in Los Angeles. Since 2002 Schwartzman has withdrawn from the film business and works as a musician with his band Rooney . He is the front singer, guitarist and songwriter there. For this purpose, he has taken the pseudonym Robert Carmine to separate his music career from his film career. In 2004 he made a guest appearance with his band on the 15th episode of the series OC, California .

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personal data
SURNAME Schwartzman, Robert
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Schwartzman, Robert Coppola; Carmine, Robert; Schwartzman-Cage, Robert
BRIEF DESCRIPTION American actor, singer and songwriter
DATE OF BIRTH December 24, 1982
PLACE OF BIRTH Los Angeles , California