What was your favorite Robin Williams
Performance/Memory?
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Dead Poet's Society (filmed mostly at St Andrews School in Middletown, DE).
ReplyDeleteLive on Broadway
ReplyDelete"The Bird Cage" was one of the funniest movies I have ever seen.
ReplyDeletethe golf story
ReplyDeleteMrs Doubtfire!
ReplyDeleteClub Paradise. I must have watched it 100 times growing up. Stupid 80's comedy but it had me in stitches.
ReplyDeleteMork & Mindy show.
ReplyDeleteMoscow On The Hudson.
ReplyDeleteDead Poet's Society
ReplyDeleteHis very first episode of "Mork & Mindy". As I watched it I knew this comedian was going to fly. You could just tell he was a natural.
ReplyDeleteYes Joe. The Birdcage. I watch it every time I find it on TV.
ReplyDeleteGooooood Mooorning VietNam!
ReplyDeleteHe was off script for most of the movie!
The Bird Cage
ReplyDeleteDead Poets Society
ReplyDeleteJumangi, Aladdin and anytime he was on a talk show.
ReplyDeleteGood Will Hunting
ReplyDeletePatch Adams
ReplyDelete1:06, Yeah, Patch Adams was another good one. So was Good Morning Vietnam. Heck, everything I have ever seen him in/on was spectacular.
ReplyDeleteIt would be nice if everyone got involved on this question, (even repeats) and expressed their favorite.
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ReplyDeletePatch Adams, Good Will Hunting, Jumanji and Good Morning Vietnam.... I could really go on and on. He will be missed.
ReplyDeletePatch, Mork & Mindy
ReplyDeleteGood Will Hunting, Fisher King was great too
ReplyDeleteGood Morning Vietnam, Dead Poet's Society, Hook (childhood nostalgia), Cadillac Man, Good Will Hunting, Patch Adams. I know what I'll be doing one day this weekend - Robin Williams movie marathon.
ReplyDeleteGood Morning Vietnam and The Bird Cage
ReplyDeleteAwakenings.
ReplyDeleteHis recording of "Reality, what a concept" is among his early works, when I first started listening to him. Still have it on 8-track. Off the wall, 100 MPH comedy. Completely, totally blown away by the loss of such a talented person to such a tormenting disease. RIP, Robin :(
ReplyDeleteMrs. Doubtfire
ReplyDeleteHis best performance was the appearance of being happy.
ReplyDeleteI saw "Popeye" 3 times before I saw it was Robin Williams! He was just Popeye all the way!
ReplyDeleteMy opinion is that he was better at dramatic roles rather than comedic. I found his humor to be a little over the top. (That's me) He didn't do any drama that wasn't exceptional.
ReplyDelete"Patch Adams", was my favorite movie and it was better than "Good Will Hunting" for which he won an academy award.
ReplyDeleteI agree his greatest role was that of appearing to be happy!...always. Hint, no one is...ever.
IMO