Very sad about robin williams....

Truly, a great talent lost.

One hour photo was awesome and the Robin Williams Live special.

This breaks my heart!

Jumanji was always a good one. I really like death to smoochy as well.

Robim William's appearance on "Night at the Museum," he was the wax statue of President Theodore Roosevelt.

Goodnight Vietnam

I don't understand why he would kill himself at the age of 68. He would only have a few years left to live anyways.

I believe that his performance in "Good Morning, Vietnam" really showcased Robin Williams quick witted, off-the-wall comedic style. It served the movie well, and acclaim.

What was great about him was the fact that he didn't do just comedy movies. I can't remember the specific names of these movies, but he took on serious roles and he performed quite well.

He may have been the greatest comedic talent of our generation

In comparison to how many movies he's in, I haven't seen a whole lot of his stuff. My favorite is What Dreams May Come, from what I've seen. I'm not actually a big fan of his, but he was a great actor and he seemed like he actually gave a shit. It's incredibly sad that he commited suicide. I feel genuinely upset about it.

There are too many to name. I just now found out about this through your post OP.

This is so sad. I love most of the movies he was in, I can't believe this happened.

I enjoyed many of the films listed here whether comedy or drama and my favorite was probably "Jumanji".
Im surprised that people say they are shocked though--it is well known that Robin suffered from depression and drug problems for years.
Unfortunately, many times the flip side of manic comedy is depression. Having been suicidal myself I know that in such a state one truly cannot think properly and unless youre being watched 24/7 it is all too easy to harm yourself. Nobody can judge. Im just sorry he wasn't able to overcome his sadness. I wish his family the best.

Definitely Mrs. Doubtfire. That movie is a family/childhood favorite. I was very excited for the second one to come out. It is unfortunate it he had to end it this way, but someone dealing with depression is a very serious illness. It is more than just emotions running from left to right. It takes over you and the person the doesn't know how to control it. It is just a deep level of hopelessness and its scary that I know people who suffer from the illness and sometimes I think I do, too. I want to get diagnosed because all the symptoms that come with it are scary to me since I can relate to them. So Robin Williams just needs to know that he was loved by many but what matters is he needed to love himself, too. He will always make us laugh no matter where he is!

Aladdin

I still cant believe it

Mrs Doubtfire and Jumanji were my childhood, but I remembered watching What dreams may come in a philosophy lesson and being mesmerized. Such a talented man.

When I was a kid I would've answered Mrs Doubtfire, or Hook, or even Jumanji.

But my adult answer is when he played Parry in The Fisher King.

His roles in Dead Poets' Society, Good Will Hunting and Awakenings.

Wow, can't believe no one said Moscow on the Hudson yet. Favorite!

https://mobile.twitter.com/robinwilliams/status/331974971826003968

I thought he was great in The Dead Poets Society.

So many. I feel like having a Robin Williams marathon. Top of that list, Hook.

The Birdcage is my ultimate favorite. Him and Nathan Lane as a couple are amazing.

Also, A few days ago I rewatched a movie called "Worlds Greatest Dad". Robin plays a depressed teacher,Who works in a High School which his fuckhead son attends. Everyone hates his son,And one day he finds him dead in his room from autoerotic asphyxiation. That's all I'll tell about it in case anyone wants to watch it,But I will say his performance discovering his son was heartbreaking. Felt so real. It's interesting reflecting on this certain movie,especially with the circumstances surrounding his death... It's on Netflix if anyone wants to see it.

What town are you stationed in? I'm stationed in Poon Tang...

I am suspicious that the suicide was a murder

I found it rather shocking. I wasn't expecting that at all. It's sad and I feel for his family. I hope that wherever he is, that he has found some peace.

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I loved him in: Jumanji, Mrs. Doubtfire (One of my favourite films. It never gets old.), and Aladdin.

Did anyone ever see Flubber? How was it?

World's Greatest Dad and all of his stand-up.

And the splendid 'shrink' in Good Will Hunting.

alladin

Whos robin williams