Not gonna lie, guys.
This one hurts. A lot.
Robin Williams has died at 63 from an apparent suicide, and all I want to do right now is lock myself in a room with all his movies and pretend like he's still making them. The man was truly operating on a higher brain wave than the rest of us when it came to his rapid-fire stream-of-consciousness comedy, but he also had the range and discipline to imbue the quietest of roles with his unmistakable human warmth.
It feels appropriate to link back to a top ten list I made a few years back of Williams' best performances. I want to remember every detail of them more than ever today. He is already dearly missed.
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Monday, August 11, 2014
RIP Robin Williams
Sunday, July 17, 2011
Sunday Top Ten: Robin Williams performances
This Thursday, Robin Williams celebrates the his 60th birthday. I had always admired the actor in my formative years, only to become a little less impressed with his output over the last decade or so. Still, in honour of his sixth decennial – a noteworthy milestone indeed – I think an installment of my Sunday Top Ten just for him is in order.
Labels:
Aladdin,
Awakenings,
Dead Poets Society,
Good Morning Vietnam,
Good Will Hunting,
Insomnia,
Mrs Doubtfire,
The Birdcage,
The Fisher King,
Top Ten,
What Dreams May Come,
Williams (Robin)
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