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Off Topic => Off Topic => Topic started by: crisis on August 11, 2014, 09:17:14 PM
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:( :( :( :'( :'( :'(
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I'm watching this to try and feel better but it's not really working:
Robin Williams - stand up comedy full performance (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AdIRME3EpFY#ws)
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Too bad I never knew who he was.
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Robin Williams was not only a stand-up comedian, but he also acted in movies and did voice acting in cartoons like Disney's Aladdin. He voiced the Genie.
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What a shame...I had no idea he was suffering from depression. My condolences to his friends and family.
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Many comedians do sadly, and ironically. He had an amazing career, and he did a lot of good too. He'll be missed by many.
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Maybe this guy could fill in for Robin Williams now.
Simon Helberg Gets Possessed By Robin Williams - CONAN on TBS (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EH24DpieeWo#ws)
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he was also an avid Zelda fan
Why Robin Williams has called his daughter Zelda ? (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wcZhY_Zo-yg#ws)
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Personally, I think this is one of my favorite bits by Robin Williams. :-) I dunno why exactly, but it is! (I'd make the video show up, but I don't know how. :-S)
Classic Sesame Street - Robin Williams on what is alive (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3p47bGlZuDA#)
**edited by Moderation**
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Godspeed, thank you for the wonderful memories and performances. Rest in Peace.
Such a huge shame it ended in suicide.
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"Genie, you're free."
I feel like I should be crying right now, or wallowing in a movie marathon or something, but I'm not. I don't think it's really settled in just yet, but good god do I feel it. I'm one of many who's lost an irreplaceable childhood icon, but the world's lost an irreplaceable gem of a human.
Mr. Williams, you were an individual in every sense of the word, and will be missed greatly. Nanu nanu, and Godspeed, old friend.
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Damn, it's been quite a few hours and I still need time to process this...
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theAndroid,
Just remove the s from 'https' and it'll auto-embed.
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O captain my captain. :'(
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Too bad he had so much personal issues because I don't think anyone has anything bad to say about him...
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Kind of surprised how many positive comments I've seen about him online in the last few days. I was always under the impression that he annoyed the crap out of most people. Glad to see that wasn't true.
Live on Broadway was awesome. One Hour Photo was great, too...he was excellent in that one.
And even though it doesn't get much attention, he absolutely killed in Death to Smoochy. He MADE that movie.
...actually, come to think of it, he carried a lot of movies.
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Outside of being a kid, I was never really a fan of Williams, but One Hour Photo was really disturbing, I recall. Shame he had to kill himself, and it hurts seeing that Zelda video with him goofing around with his daughter. I pray she'll recover.
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That's one of the silver linings to this, Freak. It sucks that he's gone, but he doesn't have to suffer his demons anymore.
Also, it's not much, but it's the only tribute I feel I can really do from here (if I was in California I'd certainly leave vigils in his honor, but life isn't perfect)
http://youtu.be/mHn6WtStwp4 (http://youtu.be/mHn6WtStwp4)
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Can't say I saw most of his movies. Though I quite enjoyed Hook and Jumanji as a kid. Ironically I just came across my only-watched-once DVD of "What Dreams May Come" the day before. In which he plays a man in heaven who has to go to hell to rescue his wife after she commits suicide as I recall. Sad to see him go, especially this way. I hope others battling with depression will try to get help rather than follow his last example here.
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It really hurt to hear that he committed suicide. He's an actor and guy I greatly respect and admire, and to think that he was SO distraught, SO distressed, that he felt he had no other option but to end it all, is just painful. even moreso since he always and I mean ALWAYS put on a smile and tried to make people laugh regardless of his own internal struggles.
Gonna miss him.
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I just hope people will understand more about depression and try to help those who are showing signs instead of turning a blind eye.
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Indeed.
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Did anyone watch The Adventures of Baron Munchausen where he's the king of the moon or something like that?
http://www.dvdactive.com/images/reviews/screenshot/2011/4/munchausenbdcap5_original.jpg (http://www.dvdactive.com/images/reviews/screenshot/2011/4/munchausenbdcap5_original.jpg)