"I used to think that the worst thing in life was to end up alone. It's not. The worst thing in life is to end up with people who make you feel alone." ---Robin Williams
“I think the saddest people always try their hardest to make people happy because they know what it's like to feel absolutely worthless and they don't want anyone else to feel like that.” ~Robin Williams
@@keinerhatdichlieb You saw all the other real quotes, You immediately saw the likes. Once you were called out on your bullshit you pull the *I dOnT rEmEmBEr aSkINg* card. 🤦♂️
Jon Bourgoin totally agree when I got the news that he died I was coming home from work and it devastated me. I didn’t cry or anything but it affected me for sure. Felt like I lost a family member or close friend.
@Abby Childers I don't know why you have replied to me. I have not said anything to you. My previous comment mentions Few names of Kristen Stewart. And, maybe I said those bcs people doesn't watch Her Indie Filmography & judges her acting solely on Teen-Fantasy Saga "Twilight". That's why I gave some names, so people should 1st watch and then form opinions.
All from Robin Williams “Don’t associate yourself with toxic people. It’s better to be alone and love yourself than surrounded by people that make you hate yourself.” “Real loss is only possible when you love something more than you love yourself.” “Being in the same room with people and creating something together is a good thing.” “I’m a very tolerant man, except when it comes to holding a grudge." “Boys, you must strive to find your own voice, because the longer you wait to begin the less likely you are to find it at all.” “Sometimes you can have a whole lifetime in a day and never notice that this is a beautiful as it gets.” “Good people end up in Hell because they can’t forgive themselves.” “A human life is just a heartbeat in heaven.” “When I was growing up they used to say, “Robin, drugs can kill you.” Now that I’m 58 my doctor’s telling me, “Robin, you need drugs to live.” I realise now that my doctor is also my dealer" “Everyone you meet is fighting a battle you know nothing about. Be kind. Always.” “Death is nature’s way of saying, “Your table is ready.” “Seize the day. Because, believe it or not, each and every one of us in this room is one day going to stop breathing.” *Robin Williams* *1951 - 2014*
@@Daddylonglegs6661 Man is by nature a social animal; an individual who is unsocial naturally and not accidentally is either beneath our notice or more than human.
This isn’t the “tragic life” of Robin Williams. It is the beautiful life of Robin Williams. It’s the kindness and laughs that he brought to millions that matters.. RIP 😔
@@timsharpe6652 It's only recently that I have gotten internet access. but still, I'm suprised I didn't know about his death. I guess people just don't talk about it
Oh ill agree with you there...its like you wanted him to be your uncle or brother Brother....not your dad cause we tend to tell other family members besides our parents, our fears failures etc...but just a friend who listens and understands what were going through..amazing man on screen and off and thats rare
Sometimes I feel I’m losing my mind as well, depression, anxiety, pain, helplessness, but thank you Robin for everything you’ve given us. I feel life is worth living again. But damn it’s hard.
Robin's Genie is one of the most incredible characters in animation, and Mrs. Doubtfire is one of the most endearing films I grew up watching. Only one other celebrity death has hit me as hard as Robin's, and that was Carrie Fisher.
@Austin Martín Hernández I wholeheartedly agree, and _I even work for Disney._ (Just at the theme parks, nothing big.) I'm sick of these live-action remakes. None of them are improvements upon the original classics. They just come across as schemes to make easy money. [I don't speak for the company or the brand. Opinions expressed here are my own.]
@@alyssarouso It's a shame that you actually do have to put disclaimers there but it's actually quite smart that you did. I understand Disney has a lot of control and they have AA long reach.
What's really interesting about both Robin and Carrie is how they were both incredibly heavy addicts who struggle with addiction their entire lives. Carrie even had traces of multiple drugs in her system found during her autopsy. Both brought so much joy and inspiration to hundreds of thousands of people. It's terrible how the greatest people among us are often the ones who suffer the most behind closed doors.
To be blunt, having that brilliant mind trapped within a betraying body, fragmenting from his dementia...no. Suicide is the absolute worst thing you can do to the people who care about you. I've considered it many, many times. But rembered what I went through when my best friend killed himself in '93. That keeps me going. But, if I develop Alzheimer's, dementia, otherwise begin to lose the person I am, instead of letting my family and loved ones suffer through it, I'll kill myself. I love Robin. Always will. I am still affected by his death. But, I would rather he, as he did, exit on his own terms, than suffer for us, fade into a private hell for himself and his closest loved ones, and die, himself only in the body he inhabited, not in his mind or spirit.
I can’t even put into words what this man has done for my life, my childhood, my sense of hope and imagination. A true monument of an icon. love you so much Robin. R.I.P.
I miss him. He had so many great performances. He was truly my childhood. Hook, Genie, Ms. Doubtfire and his many movies that weren't child driven. Dead Poet's Society left an impression on me and me and my dad watched Good Morning Vietnam all the time. R. I. P. To the man who gave more laughter than he'll ever know.
I can relate to robin and that's probably why his death hit me so hard. I can be the funniest person when I'm around others, but when I'm alone I feel afraid and defenseless.
It’s easy to put on a brave face to hide whatever pain you’re going through, hopefully Robin was able to find peace and is smiling down how people still miss him and enjoy the works he left behind.
My father had ALS and committed suicide 27 years ago. When Robin took his life I was inconsolable. It's hard for any of us to cope with that depth of sadness in someone that makes us laugh. Funny actually that I won those silly awards in school and up until now meet new people and get compliments on my humor but can say behind "closed doors" even the best days I think about not being here anymore. I suffer so nobody that loves me will at my loss to them in their own way especially my 3 year old granddaughter. My purpose. Be careful what you say to others not knowing how much they may suffer and dont judge others pain. It's not your judgement that holds his pain.
you said it ..the firing suffering, the agony they will swallow by your loss I assure -as you of course know- will forever be engraved in their minds and souls, please
I'm sorry for the loss of your father. May he rest in peace. I'm also sorry you are suffering. I hope things are getting better for you, though. Sending prayers, big hugs, and love to you 💕 Please stay strong
You have the heart of a warrior to tell us this may your father Rest In Peace and May you find your inner peace as well I hope you are doing well and hope you are doing better now
For those who enjoyed all of his comedic/dramatic performances from Mork and Mindy to his serious roles of Good Will Hunting. And enjoyed everything in between, count yourself fortunate. Because he is one of the greatest human beings 🥺
While it's a nice quote, the line is an actual line from the book Peter Pan written by JM Barrie. It can't be considered as a quote by the amazing Robin Williams.
adlegacy56 no the quote that was in peter pan written by j.m barrie was “to die would be an awfully big adventure” and i think only Robin Williams spoke the quote op posted in the Peter Pan movie that was re-written so i think it can be considered as a quote by him
How could the ''happiest man in America'' suffer from depression that could not be fixed....and why would that even occur in THAT persons' life IN THE FIRST PLACE ??!!
I have schizoaffective disorder and have attempted suicide years ago. I made it past it and am much better now and am stable. I can relate to Robins story so much and I feel for his family and for him. He was such a wonderful talent and a great person in my opinion. Thank you for posting this may Robin always be remembered now and years to come!!
@@Choices2aa weird the same thing is kinda happening to me. Everyone seems to be reacting very weird with me and I am always being fallowed by and watched by white trucks and vans. Plus everyone is judging me and putting words in my mouth. But I have times when I misread things so I don’t let it bother me as much anymore, I use to get really frantic when things like this happened but I have come to understand it’s just my disorder and I will go through it every once and a while. I have had my disorder for many years so I learned when I was distorting things and am able to not become overwhelmed and unstable mentally and emotionally like I use to. I hope you are feeling better and I am sorry your facing such issues. Just know you will be okay and that everything will get better. Try to just let things be, I know it can be hard when people are mistreating you but just know your not alone and that things will hopefully get better. Try to stay positive and stay safe and always remember “mind over matter no matter the mind”!!
his passing was so tragic, my favorite moment of Robin was his portrayal of Genie. he passed weeks before i went to rehab for alcoholism, and now i am coming up on 5 years sober.
Robin's role as the iconic Genie will forever be one of his greatest roles in movie history, and one of the most iconic Disney characters ever. Also, congratulations on being sober for 5 years. That is definitely a great goal, and no one should have to resort to drinking.
I didn’t know he had died, let alone of suicide, until I watched Dead Poets Society a few months ago (it is now my favorite movie) and was looking at his IMDB profile and it said his cause of death “suicide by hanging.” Made me immensely sad that I didn’t know it until 6 years later. Rest In Peace.
Wrong he was a symbol of spoiled privilege that offered a few laughs but then died from his own stupidity. Best thing about him was his voice but his ugly mug makes me want to vomit and I am glad people stayed distant with Robin he was one of the worst friends u could ever have
Poor Robin, it just goes to show that the happiest seeming people are really the ones who are the most troubled and depressed 😭 Farewell, O Captain, my Captain, and your legacy will forever live on! 💖😇
That's my fave RW movie...I still get goosebumps when the boys stand on their desks and it was the painfully shy Todd Anderson who did it first. RIP Mr. Williams, you will always be missed and never forgotten.
Robin Williams will always be an amazing actor, and he'll always be remembered for the massive impact he left on his fans. Let's hope he's in a better place where he can be happy.
As someone that has battled depression and anxiety for two decades I can relate to his pain. I will miss him and the laughter he brought to the world. RIP
Many celebrities becomes more loved after their death than when they lived. With Robin that was impossible. I will always owe him gratitude for some of the best smiles in my life.
Legit one of the worst days of my life. I'm crying like a baby right now. His death scarred me in such a way that I can't even talk about him without crying. It's sad that some of the best people have suffered the worst. RIP Robin
@@jackkenny4194 As Robin Williams' character Mork said in the 2nd season episode Mork in Wonderland: "You realize that love can extend beyond universes and even beyond death. "
@@oliviagrahammake-upservice7480 yea and how do you know shit? My parents both died at a young age and my grandpa who was my father figure died in 2018. Had my fair share bud
I cant believe the person who made me laugh so hard when I was going through depression has been gone for this long. He will have a special place in my life forever.
I can't watch this without tearing up I just miss Robin Williams so much I wish he was still there making us laugh again the world and Hollywood is a darker place without him
This video really reminded me of what an amazing man he was, and it really did bring me to tears. The amazing ones are always taken away too early. Rest in peace, you absolute legend.
@Deva Adithya Bobby; Though in this case the tragedy is, that he wasn´t TAKEN away too early, he chose to LEAVE too early....but definitely TOO EARLY!!
He was addicted to cocaine and beer and was also depressed but hide that and put on a mask to make people laugh then he offed himself sounds like a tragic life to me p.s. hes body also gave him a lot of pain later in life and he started drinking again
I was so devastated when I heard of his death, I can't imagine how his friends and family must feel. I always somehow felt connected to him when I watched his movies and stand-ups; it really hit me hard when he died. He'll never be forgotten 🖤
Sad that Robin Williams committed suicide and I guess his comedy routine was just an act. He is an actor after all and seeing One Hour Photo was a glimpse into Robin Williams soul and this man had the world laughing and he made everyone smile and laugh then he killed himself. Sad. I feel sorry for his kids. Everyone knew Robin Williams was funny and made people laugh and he just wasn't happy.
@@Choices2aa yes he wanted everyone around him to be happy and not suffer the way he did...in my opinion, he was amazing in his ability to persevere in such a severe state of depression
@@stevenclark5173 Yeah people do not understand what dementia does to a brain. As sad as it is he likely saved himself 5 years of literal hell. People should all look into dementia and what it actually is and does.
I still choke up a bit when I watch one of his movies. He was, is one of my favorite actors. The Bird Cage is probably one of my favorite movies as well. Wow! I miss him.
1. Flubber was one of the earliest movies I remember going to see with my family. 2. Goodwill Hunting made me cry, because it was/is so relevant, to my life 3. Hook, because Robin Williams always reminded us to keep our youthful spirit! Enjoy life throughout the growing pains. Thank you Robin Williams! You are one of the coolest and most influential people. Awesome video, I learned a lot about this great man!
Reading these comments and seeing how much Robin meant to us all honestly brings a tear to my eye. And it's not because he's gone, it's because for a brief moment in our lives Robin was always able to make us laugh, smile, or just feel something deep within ourselves that just makes us all feel so... Human ❤️
Let's also not forget: that Robin Williams was also a gamer---one of us---and much of his love for video games lives in his beautiful daughter Zelda Williams!
The clip where he says "thank you for the standing ovation". I watched that LIVE while I was recovering from Achilles Tendon surgery (my third thank you), I went and bought the DVD. I really needed cheering up with that one.
He was that person that could make you smile and laugh. He was the person that brought great comfort to difficult times. He was a great man and will always be missed and always be remembered by many people
An inspiration. I was absolutely devastated when i found out about his suicide few years ago. He has definitely left a mark in history as one of the most talented men in show biz. Gone...but never ever forgotten.
Robin Williams' talent was unmatched and I loved everything he did in the entertainment world. I loved all of his movies so another day my choice might be different. That being said, my favourite two movies, because I can't go with just one., are the World According to Garp and Good Morning Vietnam. Rest in Peace Mr. Williams. You gave us all so much joy.
I was just thinking about that movie the other day lol where dreams that may come was incredible! I know I keep saying this but bicentennial man was one of his movies that I was fond of.
I would have liked to thank Robin Williams for facing and fighting all the struggles he went through alone. But because he was so agile at protecting his personal life by telling no one, not even his wife and children, i was left with a only bafflement about his death. So instead, i'll be thanking you, Rebecca, for telling me everything that i didn't know. You changed my point of view, about Robin Williams, from 'very negative' to 'completely positive'. And you've done a respectful job of summarizing a tragic end while honoring everything good, and human, about someone who will forever be remembered.
He made an impact in my childhood years. Watching Aladdin, Flubber, Mrs. Doubtfire and Jumanji will always hold a special place in my heart. His death truly sadden me and to find out he was depressed made it even more worse. I hope wherever Robin Williams is now, I hope he feels free. RIP legend.
Just finished watching Bicentennial Man. Cried the whole way through. Nobody could emote like the great Robin Williams. He was such a natural entertainer and he will be missed for generations to come. Thank you for helping us all feel, Mr. Williams... You won't be forgotten.❤
When I was little I stayed up late at a weekend at my fathers. He had HBO, and at home we did not even have cable. I would watch Robins Stand Up special, and it was like I had a secret with him. At home I watched him as Mork in reruns. As an adult I loved seeing him on "Whose Line Is It Anyway" He gave us so much. So many memories, and sadly he could not keep his own.
And there's nothing more dramatically ironic than a man who lived to make others smile, but not himself. It really brings to mind the classic song, "Smile": "Smile, though your heart is aching. Smile, even though it's breaking. You'll find your life is still worthwhile If you just...smile."
my boy watching jumanji for the first time and tellling me how hilarious Robin Williams was, the same thing happened with me the first time i watched Jumanji with my dad, i thought robin williiams was the funniest man on the planet. so grateful for these memories
When I found out he died I was so shocked caused I was raised watching alot of his movies especially Aladdin and my mother personally told me that the world will never have another person who could take on Robin William.
Robin Williams could bring you to tears and bring joy to your life all in one sitting. A man of greatness whom I shall fondly miss and never forget. RIP Robin, be free.
"I just never realized John Wayne walked like that.." The Birdcage is one of the funniest performances! But really he had so many; from the Birdcage to Aladdin, to the "Intro from Hell" and the pink shawl bit from "Inside the Actors Studio", he brought us so many great moments. There will never be another great like Robin. Billy Crystal said it best, "Robin Williams...what a concept"
I Remember Watching Robin Williams on Laugh-In & Happy Days (When I was 7 years old) to Everything he did. Just like most people in my age group, I grew-up with Robin Williams. He was everywhere and loved. Even though he'd never know you, he would always be a "Family" member to you. Always there to make you Smile or Laugh, when you needed it the most. Robin will always be in our Hearts. RIP you Great great great person You.
We miss Robin Williams terribly, what was your favorite Robin Williams performance?
Lovelace and Ramon from Happy Feet
The genie and Mork oh and the birdcage
This video came just came out and this comment says it was posted a week ago.
How is this comment a week old?
Jumanji
"I used to think that the worst thing in life was to end up alone. It's not. The worst thing in life is to end up with people who make you feel alone." ---Robin Williams
😢
Khalid Henry And how true that is.
:(
Khalid Henry Too true😞
In his mind he was suffering but he didn't want to show that
“I think the saddest people always try their hardest to make people happy because they know what it's like to feel absolutely worthless and they don't want anyone else to feel like that.” ~Robin Williams
DestraxxFN Thats for sure..
Fun fact that’s not actually his quote
@@funny_155_crib4 fun fact i don't remember asking.
@@keinerhatdichlieb You saw all the other real quotes, You immediately saw the likes. Once you were called out on your bullshit you pull the *I dOnT rEmEmBEr aSkINg* card. 🤦♂️
@@dzello6773 909
“Genie, you’re free.” Can’t hear that line anymore without shedding a tear for Robin
He's defiantly FREE now :,(
And, at the same time, "You ain't never had a friend like me!"
The world will never have a friend like him again. 🧞♂️ 😥
One of the only celebrity deaths that legitimately shocked and upset me. He was absolutely worth crying over.
Jon Bourgoin totally agree when I got the news that he died I was coming home from work and it devastated me. I didn’t cry or anything but it affected me for sure. Felt like I lost a family member or close friend.
Jon Bourgoin Definitely.
Kobe had me crying
Theodore Bierbauer live the same life Robin Williams has and give us your opinion then
DON_DON I just wanna say something I don’t think they should change the nba logo, lots of nba stars passed away.
"Smile my boy, it's sunrise." Robin's last words on screen, ever. Damn it Robin....how dare you leave on a profound line like that?
Ugh that line made me bawl
Another one is this
I rather die a man than live all eternity as a machine no more no less
Robin Williams- Bicentennial Man
😢
Death : to kick a bucket...-Patch adams
Night at the museum 3 isn't his his last film, it is absolutely anything. RIP Robin Williams
@@jordanpiatt4435 That one sucked
@@shady9044 I enjoyed it. It not as good as his other works, but I thought it was funny.
“Smile my boy, it’s sunrise” got me. In his final movie...
it makes me cry everytime......
That was his last line in his last movie😢
The old actors are good than the new
That WAS his last film 😢
@@beatsrus01 and he voiced in a film which premiered after his death
Robin Williams gives me a sense of spirit that says “Smile and all the worries will go away”
...but that was his problem !!!! cause the worries do not go away until you deal with them !!!
OLAV WILHELM bruh this comment was something to make people happy
@@olavwilhelm6843 We have problems including Robin Williams
I know I do too.
Hello ! Have you Watched "Into the Wild"{2007, Emile Hirsch,Dir. Sean Penn},Still Alice {2014, Julianna Moore}, {Personal Shopper,2014},Etc...
@Abby Childers I don't know why you have replied to me. I have not said anything to you.
My previous comment mentions Few names of Kristen Stewart. And, maybe I said those bcs people doesn't watch Her Indie Filmography & judges her acting solely on Teen-Fantasy Saga "Twilight".
That's why I gave some names, so people should 1st watch and then form opinions.
All from Robin Williams
“Don’t associate yourself with toxic people. It’s better to be alone and love yourself than surrounded by people that make you hate yourself.”
“Real loss is only possible when you love something more than you love yourself.”
“Being in the same room with people and creating something together is a good thing.”
“I’m a very tolerant man, except when it comes to holding a grudge."
“Boys, you must strive to find your own voice, because the longer you wait to begin the less likely you are to find it at all.”
“Sometimes you can have a whole lifetime in a day and never notice that this is a beautiful as it gets.”
“Good people end up in Hell because they can’t forgive themselves.”
“A human life is just a heartbeat in heaven.”
“When I was growing up they used to say, “Robin, drugs can kill you.” Now that I’m 58 my doctor’s telling me, “Robin, you need drugs to live.” I realise now that my doctor is also my dealer"
“Everyone you meet is fighting a battle you know nothing about. Be kind. Always.”
“Death is nature’s way of saying, “Your table is ready.”
“Seize the day. Because, believe it or not, each and every one of us in this room is one day going to stop breathing.”
*Robin Williams*
*1951 - 2014*
D R bro nice you deserve more likes
Words to live by
If only I can copy and paste this into a category of my favorite quotes, I would
We are social creatures not meant to be alone.
@@Daddylonglegs6661 Man is by nature a social animal; an individual who is unsocial naturally and not accidentally is either beneath our notice or more than human.
“One of America’s favourite funny men” no. You mean one of the WORLD’S favourite funny men.
Elliott Moorhouse * one of the world’s favorite men
The Fundamental KiNk you’ve got me there
That’s right. One of world’s great. I grew up in the Philippines watching jumanji, mrs doubtfire on tv.
The galaxies favorite legend
@@gutsbigfan Nanoo nanoo! AR AR!
This isn’t the “tragic life” of Robin Williams. It is the beautiful life of Robin Williams. It’s the kindness and laughs that he brought to millions that matters.. RIP 😔
The video is about the tragic side that lead to his suicide.
Both of y’all must be fun at parties
Oh yeah...his Beautiful life lead him to commit suicide.make sense
Well said Andrew
We don't expect our heroes to leave us & they do he was mortal also.
This guy's movies got me through some dark periods in my life. RIP
They are helping me now🥺❤️
@@pulkitagrawal1220 i didnt realize he died until i googled him
5 year old with internet access where you been ? 🤔
@@timsharpe6652 It's only recently that I have gotten internet access. but still, I'm suprised I didn't know about his death. I guess people just don't talk about it
Oh ill agree with you there...its like you wanted him to be your uncle or brother
Brother....not your dad cause we tend to tell other family members besides our parents, our fears failures etc...but just a friend who listens and understands what were going through..amazing man on screen and off and thats rare
Whether he was in a good or bad movie, you loved him no matter what
Robin Williams (1951 - 2014)
Absolutely
Definitely!
Sometimes I feel I’m losing my mind as well, depression, anxiety, pain, helplessness, but thank you Robin for everything you’ve given us. I feel life is worth living again. But damn it’s hard.
Hello ! Have you Watched "Into the Wild"{2007, Emile Hirsch,Dir. Sean Penn},Still Alice {2014, Julianna Moore}, {Personal Shopper,2014},Etc...
@@shobhakumari6523 why are they good for watching when you are sad?
@@devisnomiac212 they are spamming that everywhere.
Hey you okay? I can relate to your suffering and yeah it hard but we're here for you :)
Same.. I’ll be praying for you in real life because the feelings are overwhelming ❤️
Robin's Genie is one of the most incredible characters in animation, and Mrs. Doubtfire is one of the most endearing films I grew up watching. Only one other celebrity death has hit me as hard as Robin's, and that was Carrie Fisher.
@Austin Martín Hernández I wholeheartedly agree, and _I even work for Disney._ (Just at the theme parks, nothing big.) I'm sick of these live-action remakes. None of them are improvements upon the original classics. They just come across as schemes to make easy money.
[I don't speak for the company or the brand. Opinions expressed here are my own.]
@@alyssarouso It's a shame that you actually do have to put disclaimers there but it's actually quite smart that you did. I understand Disney has a lot of control and they have AA long reach.
We watched Aladdin with our daughter last weekend- she had never seen it before. My husband and I still cracked up at the Genie!
@@alyssarouso think Togo was pretty good. Know it wasnt a direct remake of balto but still. Besides that i totally agree
What's really interesting about both Robin and Carrie is how they were both incredibly heavy addicts who struggle with addiction their entire lives. Carrie even had traces of multiple drugs in her system found during her autopsy. Both brought so much joy and inspiration to hundreds of thousands of people. It's terrible how the greatest people among us are often the ones who suffer the most behind closed doors.
His death broke my heart. Thank you for being an integral part of my childhood memories, Robin. I hope you’ve found peace.
Imagine Robin Williams in 2020...
Man, imagine how Life would be.
Probably a shell of himself. Apparently he had a form of dementia
@@ALTAIR2 WOW I love your sense of optimism
@@gtexnova6670 I wished the best for him but facts are facts
@@ALTAIR2 what you said is Inspirational
To be blunt, having that brilliant mind trapped within a betraying body, fragmenting from his dementia...no.
Suicide is the absolute worst thing you can do to the people who care about you. I've considered it many, many times. But rembered what I went through when my best friend killed himself in '93. That keeps me going.
But, if I develop Alzheimer's, dementia, otherwise begin to lose the person I am, instead of letting my family and loved ones suffer through it, I'll kill myself.
I love Robin. Always will. I am still affected by his death. But, I would rather he, as he did, exit on his own terms, than suffer for us, fade into a private hell for himself and his closest loved ones, and die, himself only in the body he inhabited, not in his mind or spirit.
If only someone was there to tell him "it’s not your fault.”
❤❤❤❤
I literally cried watching that scene
😭😭😭
:((
Dont do this to me man! Not you!
I can’t even put into words what this man has done for my life, my childhood, my sense of hope and imagination. A true monument of an icon. love you so much Robin. R.I.P.
“You’re only given one spark of madness you mustn’t loose it.” -The Late great Robin Williams. A quote I use to get through my hardest days.
"O Captain, My Captain."
Dead Poet Society....One of the fav of mine
Carpe diem
Definitely a favorite moment!
@@abdev3941 My favorite movie of Robin Williams. One Hour Photo is the second.
Thank you boys. Thank you
He was such a precious man. I can’t even hear his name without saying “I miss him..”
I miss him. He had so many great performances. He was truly my childhood. Hook, Genie, Ms. Doubtfire and his many movies that weren't child driven. Dead Poet's Society left an impression on me and me and my dad watched Good Morning Vietnam all the time. R. I. P. To the man who gave more laughter than he'll ever know.
I agree 😥😥
I particularly was fond of bicentennial man. That's one of his movies that a lot of people seem to forget lol
Breaks my heart knowing he’s not on this Earth anymore. He was literally the best personality to watch when you’re sad❤️
Well his spirit has left but hes body is still on this earth you sorta wrong sorta right
Mr. Shifter why are you making this a right or wrong situation? Wtf is WRONG with you??
@@CallMeKhari Agree. Some people have no sense of self awareness.
Hey! Did you guys watch "Into the Wild"{2007, Emile Hirsch,Dir. Sean Penn}, Still Alice {2014, Julianna Moore}, {Personal Shopper,2014}, Etc...
I can relate to robin and that's probably why his death hit me so hard. I can be the funniest person when I'm around others, but when I'm alone I feel afraid and defenseless.
so true for so many truly funny people.
It’s easy to put on a brave face to hide whatever pain you’re going through, hopefully Robin was able to find peace and is smiling down how people still miss him and enjoy the works he left behind.
My father had ALS and committed suicide 27 years ago. When Robin took his life I was inconsolable. It's hard for any of us to cope with that depth of sadness in someone that makes us laugh. Funny actually that I won those silly awards in school and up until now meet new people and get compliments on my humor but can say behind "closed doors" even the best days I think about not being here anymore. I suffer so nobody that loves me will at my loss to them in their own way especially my 3 year old granddaughter. My purpose. Be careful what you say to others not knowing how much they may suffer and dont judge others pain. It's not your judgement that holds his pain.
Sorry ,hope you are recovering 😔don't loose hope
you said it ..the firing suffering, the agony they will swallow by your loss I assure -as you of course know- will forever be engraved in their minds and souls, please
I'm sorry for the loss of your father. May he rest in peace.
I'm also sorry you are suffering. I hope things are getting better for you, though. Sending prayers, big hugs, and love to you 💕 Please stay strong
You have the heart of a warrior to tell us this may your father Rest In Peace and May you find your inner peace as well I hope you are doing well and hope you are doing better now
Thank you for writing this, Nicole.
Jumanji will always be my top Robin Williams film followed by Aladdin
I really love his film Mrs. Doubtfire
What about hook?
il Teschio Nah Bruh
I love his character in Dead Poets Society. It’s sad cause one of the characters in that movie kills them selfs.
For those who enjoyed all of his comedic/dramatic performances from Mork and Mindy to his serious roles of Good Will Hunting. And enjoyed everything in between, count yourself fortunate. Because he is one of the greatest human beings 🥺
"To Live would be an awfully big adventure" - Robin Williams as Peter-Pan
Then he bailed
While it's a nice quote, the line is an actual line from the book Peter Pan written by JM Barrie. It can't be considered as a quote by the amazing Robin Williams.
adlegacy56 no the quote that was in peter pan written by j.m barrie was “to die would be an awfully big adventure” and i think only Robin Williams spoke the quote op posted in the Peter Pan movie that was re-written so i think it can be considered as a quote by him
How could the ''happiest man in America'' suffer from depression that could not be fixed....and why would that even occur in THAT persons' life IN THE FIRST PLACE ??!!
Robin Williams is now and always will be one of the greatest actors who ever lived, but his legacy and his film and tv characters will never die.
I have schizoaffective disorder and have attempted suicide years ago.
I made it past it and am much better now and am stable.
I can relate to Robins story so much and I feel for his family and for him.
He was such a wonderful talent and a great person in my opinion.
Thank you for posting this may Robin always be remembered now and years to come!!
I have Schizo affective disorder as well and I am being gangstalked and called a terrorist and a bitch. I am 44
@@Choices2aa weird the same thing is kinda happening to me.
Everyone seems to be reacting very weird with me and I am always being fallowed by and watched by white trucks and vans.
Plus everyone is judging me and putting words in my mouth.
But I have times when I misread things so I don’t let it bother me as much anymore, I use to get really frantic when things like this happened but I have come to understand it’s just my disorder and I will go through it every once and a while.
I have had my disorder for many years so I learned when I was distorting things and am able to not become overwhelmed and unstable mentally and emotionally like I use to.
I hope you are feeling better and I am sorry your facing such issues.
Just know you will be okay and that everything will get better.
Try to just let things be, I know it can be hard when people are mistreating you but just know your not alone and that things will hopefully get better.
Try to stay positive and stay safe and always remember “mind over matter no matter the mind”!!
"You ain't never had a friend like me"...
Please stop, you’re gonna make me cry 🥺
his passing was so tragic, my favorite moment of Robin was his portrayal of Genie. he passed weeks before i went to rehab for alcoholism, and now i am coming up on 5 years sober.
It’s so sad, my favorite movie was Mrs. Doubtfire!
Congrats, I wish u a happy life. Really happy for you
Congratulations! Wishing you lots of blessings, good health, and happiness 💕
Robin's role as the iconic Genie will forever be one of his greatest roles in movie history, and one of the most iconic Disney characters ever. Also, congratulations on being sober for 5 years. That is definitely a great goal, and no one should have to resort to drinking.
@@JohnJApanovitch He will not be forgotten, and thanks
I didn’t know he had died, let alone of suicide, until I watched Dead Poets Society a few months ago (it is now my favorite movie) and was looking at his IMDB profile and it said his cause of death “suicide by hanging.” Made me immensely sad that I didn’t know it until 6 years later. Rest In Peace.
I just realised this. Am looking into much more n more
I watched dead poets society just yesterday. N am like damn this man killed emself. Omg
I still cry like a baby with EVERY emotional scene he's acted in, but seriously Good Will Hunting and Patch Adams obliterated my frail heart!
What dreams may come is one of mine.
One Hour Photo gets me.
I'll never get over the emotional impact of "O Captain ! My Captain !" One of the most iconic scenes in film till date.
“Smile, my boy. It’s sunrise.”
:(
You are still in our hearts, Robin. You'll always be loved and remembered.
Wrong he was a symbol of spoiled privilege that offered a few laughs but then died from his own stupidity. Best thing about him was his voice but his ugly mug makes me want to vomit and I am glad people stayed distant with Robin he was one of the worst friends u could ever have
Poor Robin, it just goes to show that the happiest seeming people are really the ones who are the most troubled and depressed 😭 Farewell, O Captain, my Captain, and your legacy will forever live on! 💖😇
That's my fave RW movie...I still get goosebumps when the boys stand on their desks and it was the painfully shy Todd Anderson who did it first. RIP Mr. Williams, you will always be missed and never forgotten.
Dead poets is the best movie i love Robin Williams may he live on in legacy
"There's nothing Sadder than the Tears of a Clown"
Arthur Fleck: I felt that
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Evin Roen yep 😂
Robin Williams will always be an amazing actor, and he'll always be remembered for the massive impact he left on his fans. Let's hope he's in a better place where he can be happy.
As someone that has battled depression and anxiety for two decades I can relate to his pain. I will miss him and the laughter he brought to the world. RIP
Hello dear, how are you
Many celebrities becomes more loved after their death than when they lived. With Robin that was impossible. I will always owe him gratitude for some of the best smiles in my life.
There will never be another Robin Williams , he was a genius
Legit one of the worst days of my life. I'm crying like a baby right now. His death scarred me in such a way that I can't even talk about him without crying.
It's sad that some of the best people have suffered the worst. RIP Robin
100% agree. And also crying
Why is someone who you never new personally make you cry 6 years later still... its over
@@jackkenny4194 As Robin Williams' character Mork said in the 2nd season episode Mork in Wonderland: "You realize that love can extend beyond universes and even beyond death.
"
@@jackkenny4194 Someone like you wouldn't understand empathy.
@@oliviagrahammake-upservice7480 yea and how do you know shit? My parents both died at a young age and my grandpa who was my father figure died in 2018. Had my fair share bud
Mrs doubtfire was my favorite. I love him so much..
“My first day as a woman and I’m get hot flashes”
I love that movie mrs doubtfire 😂😂😂 😂 😅😅😅😅
I cant believe the person who made me laugh so hard when I was going through depression has been gone for this long. He will have a special place in my life forever.
I can't watch this without tearing up I just miss Robin Williams so much I wish he was still there making us laugh again the world and Hollywood is a darker place without him
Imma treat this as my birthday gift. Robin Williams bursted with joy! Rip
“No matter what anybody says, you’ll always be a prince to me.” 😭😭😭😭😭
R.I.P ROBIN WILLIAMS 1951-2014
R.I.P ROBIN WILLIAMS 1951-2014
*A legend*
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Birdcage was such a great movie. Showcased both his drama and comedy.
Live that one! RIP ROBIN ❤
This video really reminded me of what an amazing man he was, and it really did bring me to tears. The amazing ones are always taken away too early. Rest in peace, you absolute legend.
@Deva Adithya Bobby; Though in this case the tragedy is, that he wasn´t TAKEN away too early, he chose to LEAVE too early....but definitely TOO EARLY!!
Mr. Robin Williams, we still love you and we still miss you so much... 😔
His life ENDED tragically. His LIFE was NOT tragic.
He was addicted to cocaine and beer and was also depressed but hide that and put on a mask to make people laugh then he offed himself sounds like a tragic life to me
p.s. hes body also gave him a lot of pain later in life and he started drinking again
Mr. Shifter I guess it depends on how you look at it
Ken Penalosa I laughed
Marshal Monsanto yes his life was beautiful and great
@@Grim528 guess it does but when you want to reply to some click on the comment and it will @ them
I was so devastated when I heard of his death, I can't imagine how his friends and family must feel.
I always somehow felt connected to him when I watched his movies and stand-ups; it really hit me hard when he died.
He'll never be forgotten 🖤
God is his Father, that is why
Sad that Robin Williams committed suicide and I guess his comedy routine was just an act. He is an actor after all and seeing One Hour Photo was a glimpse into Robin Williams soul and this man had the world laughing and he made everyone smile and laugh then he killed himself. Sad. I feel sorry for his kids. Everyone knew Robin Williams was funny and made people laugh and he just wasn't happy.
@@paulfrank4551 Not father, creator! Big difference!
@@Choices2aa yes he wanted everyone around him to be happy and not suffer the way he did...in my opinion, he was amazing in his ability to persevere in such a severe state of depression
"Why use a permanent solution to a temporary problem." My dad told me this quote from Robin Williams years ago. My dad also struggle with achohal.
Lewy body dementia isn't a temporary problem though.
@@stevenclark5173 Yeah people do not understand what dementia does to a brain. As sad as it is he likely saved himself 5 years of literal hell. People should all look into dementia and what it actually is and does.
THE FISHER KING... The best and most underrated Robin Williams film. EVERYONE needs to see that tripped out masterpiece.
I agree!!!!
PsychevisioN Productions agreed
Everyone excels in that one
Him and Jeff bridges were brilliant in it
Plus: Terry Gilliam is an underrated director, for shure!
I still choke up a bit when I watch one of his movies. He was, is one of my favorite actors. The Bird Cage is probably one of my favorite movies as well. Wow! I miss him.
1. Flubber was one of the earliest movies I remember going to see with my family.
2. Goodwill Hunting made me cry, because it was/is so relevant, to my life
3. Hook, because Robin Williams always reminded us to keep our youthful spirit! Enjoy life throughout the growing pains.
Thank you Robin Williams! You are one of the coolest and most influential people. Awesome video, I learned a lot about this great man!
I miss him so damn much. One of the most talented men Hollywood has ever known.
Favorite actor. Since his passing, I've been casually building up a DVD collection of his films.
Growing up. Each time I saw him on tv I would be so happy. To me, he reminded me of my dad. Mrs Doubtfire was my all time favorite film.
I liked him in the movie "Jack." It was a bittersweet movie like that his life took towards his end. Never enough time.
Reading these comments and seeing how much Robin meant to us all honestly brings a tear to my eye. And it's not because he's gone, it's because for a brief moment in our lives Robin was always able to make us laugh, smile, or just feel something deep within ourselves that just makes us all feel so... Human ❤️
Let's also not forget: that Robin Williams was also a gamer---one of us---and much of his love for video games lives in his beautiful daughter Zelda Williams!
The clip where he says "thank you for the standing ovation". I watched that LIVE while I was recovering from Achilles Tendon surgery (my third thank you), I went and bought the DVD. I really needed cheering up with that one.
He was that person that could make you smile and laugh. He was the person that brought great comfort to difficult times. He was a great man and will always be missed and always be remembered by many people
Loved this mans artistry and talents. I’m so sad he’s gone. Thank you for the share Rebecca!
He helped get me through a rough early childhood with the movie, “Flubber”. lol Thank you Robin
Gaming Celebrity mine is genie from Aladdin
I used to think the part of the movie when the flying robot assistant got beat off the air was the saddest part.
David AdventTime21 Weebo’s Demise was sad.
@@CelebrityGamerTV Wait that's her name? Ok.
David AdventTime21 The Robot‘s name is “Weebo” the voice was Jodi Benson.
Robin Williams is my hero ... I still cry whenever I think of him. ❤️
An inspiration. I was absolutely devastated when i found out about his suicide few years ago. He has definitely left a mark in history as one of the most talented men in show biz. Gone...but never ever forgotten.
_Robin Williams didn't died. He soared back to Neverland just to find peace._
RIP Robin Williams (1951 - 2014)
No he died
@@marshmellowgalore2516 It's a metaphor.
May he Rest In Peace.🙏🏻
He did dead
Rebecca, you are always so poised and eloquent. This one hit us all hard and you helped remind us of the beauty of Robin's life. Thank you.
Robin Williams' talent was unmatched and I loved everything he did in the entertainment world. I loved all of his movies so another day my choice might be different. That being said, my favourite two movies, because I can't go with just one., are the World According to Garp and Good Morning Vietnam. Rest in Peace Mr. Williams. You gave us all so much joy.
Hello dear, how are you
Robin William's roommate in college was Christopher Reeves. My favorite Robin Williams movies is "Where Dreams May Come!"
@collin featherston - Sir, it's REEVE. But there was another actor from TV that played "Superman" was George REEVES.
@@robertpolanco1973 I know. Spell check corrected it and I didn't catch it in time.
The guy who played superman and was later paralyzed
I was just thinking about that movie the other day lol where dreams that may come was incredible! I know I keep saying this but bicentennial man was one of his movies that I was fond of.
What dreams may come !
I would have liked to thank Robin Williams for facing and fighting all the struggles he went through alone. But because he was so agile at protecting his personal life by telling no one, not even his wife and children, i was left with a only bafflement about his death. So instead, i'll be thanking you, Rebecca, for telling me everything that i didn't know. You changed my point of view, about Robin Williams, from 'very negative' to 'completely positive'. And you've done a respectful job of summarizing a tragic end while honoring everything good, and human, about someone who will forever be remembered.
Nobody:
Absolutely no one:
Not even your aunt Mary:
Robin Williams: “I can do a great hot dog impression!”
SOFIA TEE gay
That was trash. I don’t even have a aunt Mary 😐
I'ma get that tattoo on my arm or back.
Helen Yanez Thanks
CC H Thank you
He made an impact in my childhood years. Watching Aladdin, Flubber, Mrs. Doubtfire and Jumanji will always hold a special place in my heart. His death truly sadden me and to find out he was depressed made it even more worse. I hope wherever Robin Williams is now, I hope he feels free. RIP legend.
I can’t believe no one remembers “RV” that one was easily the greatest
I LOVE THAT MOVIE
Also really love it.
A movie of my childhood :)
He’s funny, lovable, nice, talented, inspirational. The only time I cried from the loss of a celebrity.
I was deeply hurt at the passing of this man. What a loss.
Just finished watching Bicentennial Man. Cried the whole way through. Nobody could emote like the great Robin Williams. He was such a natural entertainer and he will be missed for generations to come. Thank you for helping us all feel, Mr. Williams... You won't be forgotten.❤
When I was little I stayed up late at a weekend at my fathers. He had HBO, and at home we did not even have cable. I would watch Robins Stand Up special, and it was like I had a secret with him. At home I watched him as Mork in reruns. As an adult I loved seeing him on "Whose Line Is It Anyway" He gave us so much. So many memories, and sadly he could not keep his own.
I loved his role as Peter Pan In Hook, one of my favourite films to watch as a kid. Even now if it’s on the tv I always end up watching it 😭
He still has such a powerful impact on people’s lives, his movies, shows, and stand up help people through their own dark periods. R.I.P legend
Rest in peace Mr. Williams. Your influence, legacy, and laughs will be remembered forever.
„There’s nothing sadder than the tears of a clown“
Me: MJ tears
Gaster l think roger from American dad! said that...ironically it was hilarious lol
And there's nothing more dramatically ironic than a man who lived to make others smile, but not himself. It really brings to mind the classic song, "Smile":
"Smile, though your heart is aching.
Smile, even though it's breaking.
You'll find your life is still worthwhile
If you just...smile."
Explain
@@mjvybz SLFDGDSDF I was trying to find out to as an mj fan omg😭
@@mjvybz all I can think of is Michael fake crying In Say Say Say with the clown make up 🤣
my boy watching jumanji for the first time and tellling me how hilarious Robin Williams was, the same thing happened with me the first time i watched Jumanji with my dad, i thought robin williiams was the funniest man on the planet. so grateful for these memories
Much Love for Robin Williams. Laugh now, Cry later. I know exactly how he felt.
In loving memory of Robin Williams. (July 21, 1951 - August 11, 2014)
*Very rarely does everyone lose someone they love, at the same time. Wherever you are Robin...we know you’re giving them one hell of a show!🙏🏽😭*
He was just all around such a good man, and it’s beyond upsetting that he felt to end his life...
He didn't "feel the need," look up what Lewy Body dementia is. It's horrible.
When I found out he died I was so shocked caused I was raised watching alot of his movies especially Aladdin and my mother personally told me that the world will never have another person who could take on Robin William.
Robin Williams could bring you to tears and bring joy to your life all in one sitting. A man of greatness whom I shall fondly miss and never forget.
RIP Robin, be free.
"I just never realized John Wayne walked like that.." The Birdcage is one of the funniest performances! But really he had so many; from the Birdcage to Aladdin, to the "Intro from Hell" and the pink shawl bit from "Inside the Actors Studio", he brought us so many great moments. There will never be another great like Robin. Billy Crystal said it best, "Robin Williams...what a concept"
Almost six years now and I still can’t believe he’s gone. 😢
6 years?! God has it been that long 💔
"Smile my boy...it's sunrise.."
I can't watch that scene without having to turn away and bawl my eyes out...
I Remember Watching Robin Williams on Laugh-In & Happy Days (When I was 7 years old) to Everything he did. Just like most people in my age group, I grew-up with Robin Williams. He was everywhere and loved. Even though he'd never know you, he would always be a "Family" member to you. Always there to make you Smile or Laugh, when you needed it the most. Robin will always be in our Hearts. RIP you Great great great person You.
"You ain't never had a friend like me"-Robin Williams as Genie 1992
Don’t, don’t make me cry..
I am commenting this after just bawling my eyes out
😭😥😢😰
one of the few people that i haven't met that i actually miss.... Robin Williams I would like to thank you for all the laughter and tears!