Robin Williams - 10 Years On

[Guydowood]

If you can find it in its entirety on youtube, Robin's appearance on Inside the Actor's Studio is bust a gut funny. Especially when he rifts for what seems like an hour with a scarf. Keep resting easy Sir Robin!

[Blu Lemmy]

Legend.
His Monologue in Good Will Hunting...

[BluGalaxy]

Originally Posted by Guydowood

If you can find it in its entirety on youtube, Robin's appearance on Inside the Actor's Studio is bust a gut funny. Especially when he rifts for what seems like an hour with a scarf. Keep resting easy Sir Robin!

Loved that one, seen it so many times.

[BluTheTethered]

Toys is an underrated great movie. And a modern classic IMHO.

I love all his movies, and also re-evaluated/"changed my mind about" Hook.

That said, to me, he's always Mork. I miss Mork so much...

RIP, sweet jester. You made the world a better place.

[drb999]

Besides being funny he was also a great dramatic actor as well.

[Moviefan2k4]

Originally Posted by Si.

Even though they were both first time views for me, 'What Dreams May Come' and 'Bicentennial Man' became instant favourites.

I have some theological disagreements with What Dreams May Come, but otherwise its still a brilliant film. Bicentennial Man is so underrated its practically criminal, and Disney's stubborn refusal to even place that film on Blu-Ray might as well be.

[BluTheTethered]

I'm still surprised that Hook underperformed at the box office. So weird.

[qb2333]

Moscow on the Hudson is an early gem that any fan of his should check out. It was obvious then his dramatic chops were off the charts. He seemed a good human being in addition to being a great dramatic and comic actor. RIP

[MuffinMcFluffin]

I didn't realize Robin Williams passed the day after my father. I guess he was overshadowed in the moment, which is hard to do but understandable in my relative situation (no pun intended).