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BREAKING: Actor-comedian Robin Williams Found Dead
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Celebs Tweeting and IGing about this: http://abcnews.go.com/Entertainment/celebrities-react-death-robin-williams-twitter/story?id=24938159
The Academy had a nice one:
"Genie.....you free."
Damn. That one hit me
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R.I.P.
So tragic that an actor who embodied the whole "life is precious" thing in his work ended up taking his own life.
So tragic that an actor who embodied the whole "life is precious" thing in his work ended up taking his own life.
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Rip to a irreplaceable Legend
Such a rare person and talent
Will be truly missed..Mork
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There was this standup he did back in the day when I was a kid n he used the inside of his arm to mime cunnilingus I never laughed that hard till I started burning.
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I can't lie, it took a while for this uneducated comment to come up..I'm actually proud of the rest of my Niketalkers for keeping it respectful for so long..
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Robin williams improvised the line about his wife farting in bed....you can see the cameraman shake because hes laughing lol
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Such a shame wish he got some help. Mrs. Doubtfire will always be my favorite movie from him.
I wonder if Bape will release a piece in memory of him? He loved wearing bape.
wish he got some help. Mrs. Doubtfire will always be my favorite movie from him.I wonder if Bape will release a piece in memory of him? He loved wearing bape.
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Actor delivery is everything; comedic role or drama. Robin's capability in both is truly what made him great. Revisited GWH last night and he put on a clinic.
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RIP
I thought he was real corny at times, but respected that he always did his thing and put it out there.
Loved Aladdin, GWH, Patch Jumanji and a a real underrated film , bicentennial man. Brought out the feels.
This has always been my favorite film, for a number of reasons. And to this day I wonder why it gets no respect and has been seen by virtually no one. Repped for the recognition.
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Don't you guys forget Hook. I loved that movie growing up
RUFIOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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One of the most talented people ever.. RIP
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It's still wild to hear Robin Williams and suicide on the same sentence 
Crazy stuff. RIP
Saw like a 100 people post about Robin Williams on Facebook yesterday
Crazy stuff. RIP
Saw like a 100 people post about Robin Williams on Facebook yesterday
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Rufio (Dante Basco) wrote him a farewell letter: http://dantebasco.wordpress.com/2014/08/12/farewell-to-robin-williams/
Today Robin Williams past away and it’s been so surreal, it felt like it came out of nowhere… A text message from a friend made me aware of the news and frantically I jumped online to see if it was true. Sadly, I found out it was and even more sad, I read of the circumstances. I couldn’t keep reading the stories online for it’s too sad.
At times like this, I get very reflective and being a writer, I guess it’s best to write and what better place but my blog. It’s surreal because I haven’t seen Robin for many years yet in he’s so connected to me due to his close involvement in the biggest role of my career in “Hook” where he played Peter Pan and I played the punk kid who took over as leader of the Lost Boys when he left Neverland… Rufio.
Although working with him changed my life, in truth, he impacted me several years before when “Dead Poet’s Society” became one of my favorite films and really started me being interested in poetry, at which I later became a poet.
I was lucky to work with him as an actor and witness first hand the magic of what made him a legend, the wit and other worldly improv skills. As well as see him single handedly put the morale of a movie set, easily hundreds of people, on his shoulders and kept everyone laughing as they worked long hours for what seemed like months on end. And at the same time, I was fortunate to spend private times, many mornings in the makeup chair, (which with my tri-hawk hair took hours), just talking about poetry… And soft spoken and introspectively we would discuss Walt Whitman and Charles Bukowski.
With “Hook” and so many other films, I, like millions of others became a fan and was always delightfully surprised by the performances he managed to produce, but with his passing, I can’t help to feel, along with my generation… I can’t help feeling like it’s the death of my childhood. I guess we can’t stay in Neverland forever, we must all grown up.
But I just want to bid a sorrowful farewell to one of the greatest I’ve been able to work with and be around and I’ll always remember my time with you as some of the greatest moments in my life… and just like the rest of the world, I’ll remember you with joy and laughter.
O’ Captain! My Captain! See you in Neverland…
At times like this, I get very reflective and being a writer, I guess it’s best to write and what better place but my blog. It’s surreal because I haven’t seen Robin for many years yet in he’s so connected to me due to his close involvement in the biggest role of my career in “Hook” where he played Peter Pan and I played the punk kid who took over as leader of the Lost Boys when he left Neverland… Rufio.
Although working with him changed my life, in truth, he impacted me several years before when “Dead Poet’s Society” became one of my favorite films and really started me being interested in poetry, at which I later became a poet.
I was lucky to work with him as an actor and witness first hand the magic of what made him a legend, the wit and other worldly improv skills. As well as see him single handedly put the morale of a movie set, easily hundreds of people, on his shoulders and kept everyone laughing as they worked long hours for what seemed like months on end. And at the same time, I was fortunate to spend private times, many mornings in the makeup chair, (which with my tri-hawk hair took hours), just talking about poetry… And soft spoken and introspectively we would discuss Walt Whitman and Charles Bukowski.
With “Hook” and so many other films, I, like millions of others became a fan and was always delightfully surprised by the performances he managed to produce, but with his passing, I can’t help to feel, along with my generation… I can’t help feeling like it’s the death of my childhood. I guess we can’t stay in Neverland forever, we must all grown up.
But I just want to bid a sorrowful farewell to one of the greatest I’ve been able to work with and be around and I’ll always remember my time with you as some of the greatest moments in my life… and just like the rest of the world, I’ll remember you with joy and laughter.
O’ Captain! My Captain! See you in Neverland…
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RIP , he will be missed. Even liked his most recent show, The Crazy Ones
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Right in the feels....
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RIP Rob Will! Legend... Hate you went out like this
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We will remember him in movies and his characters but we wont remember who he really was. it was all an act