Julian Rubinstein and Timothy Garton Ash
at the Festival of Philosophy, Brussels, Nov. 2009.
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Julian Rubinstein, Sebastian Junger, David Margolick, Tom Zoellner,
and Shari Goldhagen on Media Bistro Panel "From Journo to Big Book"
For transcript of the event, click here
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Julian Rubinstein at the Burj el-Barajneh Palestinian camp in Beirut.
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Julian Rubinstein on the Emerging Filmmaker Jury at the
2007 Denver International Film Festival
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Julian Rubinstein (back facing), Gary Shteyngart (seated)
Eric Bogosian (standing), Arthur Phillips (against window),
producer Joe Mendelson (leaning) and Barry Yourgrau (leaning over desk),
during the audio book recording of Ballad of the Whiskey Robber
Gramercy Post Studios, NYC.
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Gary Shteyngart, Julian Rubinstein, and Arthur Phillips (left to right)
during the recording sessions. |
Tommy Ramone, a native Hungarian
(whose real name is Tommy Erdelyi, or Tommy "Transylvania"),
during the Ballad of the Whiskey Robber recording sessions.
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Comedian and Daily Show contributor
Demeitri Martin reading from Ballad of the Whiskey Robber.
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Julian Rubinstein and Jonathan Spottiswoode of
Spottiswoode and His Enemies during the recording
session. |
Author Darin Strauss during the recording sessions. |
Attila, in disguise, captured on bank surveillance camera,
about to pull off his 29th and final bank robbery, October
18, 1999, Budapest. |
Julian Rubinstein during the recording of
the song Ballad of the Whiskey Robber.
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Attila Ambrus, aka the "Whiskey Robber," behind glass,
in prison in Satoraljuahely, Hungary, June, 2003.
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Attila Ambrus, arguably the worst hockey goalie in the
history of the sport, once gave up 23 goals in a single
game as goaltender of Hungary's formerly vaunted UTE
pro club. He lived a double life throughout the 1990s as
both a pro goalie for UTE, Budapest's best-known team,
and as the "Whiskey Robber," Eastern Europe's
most infamous bandit.
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