zlinedavid such a wonderful, true remark

In 50.000 years, maybe, but you're right, 10.000 wouldn't have been enough.

I agree lets make sure our kids and grandkids see all his movies and comedies. Because there is no one like him, will probably never be another one like him in our lifetimes. He was unique, beloved and an infinitely special "being"

careful now, cause 10000 years can give you such a crick in the neck

Tom Shelton yeah but 10000 years gives you such a crick in the neck

That scene was awesome, but how about the one where he grabs Matt Damon by the throat and threatens to kill him? Also the "It's not your fault?" scene. Damn, Williams was just plain great in that movie.

So what?

FabledSomething he improvised his joke to about his wife farting

Yeah, and that's probably one of the three best scenes in movie history -- no exaggeration.

HR1 so, that just shows how great of an actor Williams was. He did that pivotal scene in just one take.

Ditto!!!

Brings genuine tears for your eyes

The most genuine moment you'll ever see, especially from an actor. How do you not cry when you watch that.

Indeed! That hug with Billy... PRICELESS!!!

it was only later in his life that he developped a sickness... in the early 2000. He was not depressed all his life and depression was not the main problem.

True. He wanted to do more than comedy. He didn't want to be known as the nanu nanu guy

@@repp181 no his depression started from his childhood days. It has been a constant in his life since early childhood.

@@shizu-chan3942 not really, he said it in an interview and also after his death it was in an article, it started around age 40

Amen 1000% agree.

Robin Williams was amazing in “Goodwill Hunting”.It was in my opinion one of the best performances of any movie ever made.

I always liked Robin Williams much more as an actor than as a comedian. I thought his true talents were in acting. His style of comedy was far too manic, for my taste. Sure, he was talented, but that kind of comedy never appealed to me much. But that says more about me than him. Obviously, many people loved his comedy.

Not disputing this. He got about 3 million up front. Once it did well though he got about another 20 million in royalties. But it's still a big risk to take as you never know when a movie will bomb or not. Good on him.

Robin is an extraordinary person of our generation He will be forever missed.

R.i.p.MAN...!😢

the two were close friends since they were young comics starting out. so glad he happened to be hosting that year

Calcifer is happy!

And he was a classy & funny host that didn't have to resort to vulgarity to put his point across unlike the hosts nowadays

their hug at the end was very special. you can even hear Robin's voice sound surprised and happy to see Billy. the hug brought a tear to my eye

@@theshmoob Me too Felix.

And he knew the importance of letting him give his speech first...not rushing in to share the spotlight... but letting the man have his moment before sharing it

Burt Reynolds didn’t look very thrilled!

@@thomasmagnum3588 100% agreed. Reynolds knew it would be his only chance to ever win an Oscar. Tough timing when you are up against another incredible performance and someone has to lose.

Not everyone.

I still do. He and Jonathan Winters were that breed of improv that everyone tries to imitate.

I wish Robert Forster and Robin Williams could have both won in a tie.

Yep, same here. Was truly sad to see him go. Others I don’t care about, but Robin hurt me.

I cried when i heard the news. Amazing man.

I actually cried. And I'm still sad. I'll never stop watching him. Never.

@@HomicidalTh0r I am sad, but I am more sad for my children because they will never get to be excited for that new Robin Williams movie coming to the theaters. It was something I was able to experience, but sadly they never will.

He died on his own terms. He was losing one of the only things that matter😢 his body . Who would wish that back, especially if his mind was unaffected, yet so troubled. Trapped in a useless body with no way for his over exuberant mind to find release.

How could you not mention Mrs. Doubtfire or Patch Adams?

@@abridges6499 Popeye

@@brooklynlace5503 right, nobody could've done it like him.

I miss him too! 😢

Good Will Hunting was my favorite. He was truly a master at making people feel the moment. What depth in acting... What a wonderful caring human being. The Birdcage is another one I also love. Of course Mrs. Doubtfire. The Fisher King. Good Morning Vietnam. My husband and I had the privilege of seeing him perform live. It was with David Steinburg. It was about a year before he died. It was an upfront and personal account of their experiences together, etc. We were so lucky to have had that experience. RIP Robin... ❤ We all miss you... If there is a heaven then we will all get to see you again. 😊 How lucky are the people in heaven getting to laugh because of Robin. ❤

Day 3 & counting

We love you Robin- u could have won the award for all your roles! Finally, you got what u long deserved! I will remember and love you forever, you made us laugh, you made us cry! RIP

Hello, friend. Yes, I am on a Robin William's binge, again, and that moment will always be one that makes me gasp for air, with tears falling. Gets me every time.

Jeebus. bingeing and can't stop. I don't wanna stop. brilliant. the hug with Billy is amazing.

@Ad Max Couldn't agree more, they had a real love for each other, don't know how Billy was able to restrain himself . Brought a few tears to my eyes, especially watching this now, with Robin gone. Cheers mate :)

Very sweet and so very hard to comprehend the loss of such a genuine soul. Someone posted he should of received an award for all the laughter he brought to the WORLD and I would agree.

grow a pair, mate

pituparanoico grow a heart. Mate.

For real

Grow a pair!

It is almost as if he gave so much joy to all of us that he had none left for himself.

@@grumpyotter You said it!

I can't believed on that evening news report telling that the GREAT ROBIN WILLIAMS HAS PASSED AWAY.........

Durins Bane What sort of question is that supposed to be??

Those two were a pair of brilliant, genuine best friends. And from the way Billy Crystal talks about Williams now, it's clear that he lost a part of himself when Robin died.

Daniel Crowe Yes, that connection is rare. Just once in my life, if only for a moment, to connect with someone like that...that is my entire bucket list.

It was my favorite moment!

Me too!

Whether

Grammar has not touched your.soul

whether Unless you mean rain and snow

I've never watched the whole thing

@@suzycreamcheesez4371 unless, not Unless, only caps in beginning of sentence, which I have violated correcting you 😂

The beautiful irony of Robin williams is he was both one of the greatest iconic comedians and he was also one of the greatest dramatic actors of all time. His versatlity was extraordinary, and his ability to literally become the role he was playing was done effortlessly and he was able to tap into the emotional energy of each role he played. His off the cuff creativity enabled him to perform roles without simply reciting lines on a script, but he performed each role from the depths of his soul. 'The smartest thing any producer or director could do was briefly paint the overview of the scen and then get the hell out of the way and let Robin Williams paint a masterpiece on the canvass of cinema. Finally, why do I get the feeling Robin Williams would have acted and create comedy even if he made only minimum wage, he did it for the love the art, it was literally who he was, and perhaps aspects of his depression was he was able to ecape the realities of this cruel world in the performance of his craft and he also took all of us fans with him on his epic odyssey.

I was really happy for him when he won that night

Matt and Ben came up with the film and wrote the script… Gus Van Sant directed it but yes I know what you mean and I agree 💯 and it’s amazing that all 3 of them won Oscar’s for it. Imagine being Matt or Ben at this time…. As KIDS coming up with one of the best movies/scripts ever at such a young age and winning Oscar’s for it. Just incredible. And getting to work with Robin Williams. Just amazing

​@@P_JrH1013Stellan Skarsgård also deserve some credit for doing the same. And a great pseudo antagonist for Robin and Matt

2020: Rest in peace Kirk Douglas

flyhound97 what a disrespectful and disgusting comment, Rest In Peace to all those amazing actors and people. Much unlike Harvey, do not include him here

flyhound97 You made an insensitive comment on purpose. I doubt he knew of all the horrible crimes Harvey was capable of, any rumors that had been around were only of him being hitting on women not actual rape. Thank god he’s getting locked up now and gonna get what he deserves. Ur comment was still gross and unnecessary

flyhound97 wdym boobs?

@@isabellastaforelli754 Flyhound is an imbecile, only here to sh*t-stir. He is a peon. Carry on and don't look back.

While I truly love Robin in this film, Burt Reynolds had won almost all the other awards up to this point. I feel he deserved it that year, as the role's character was much more of a stretch. You could see how disappointed he was. It's sad he never got his Oscar. But also hard not to embrace Robin's happiness too.

In an ideal world, Reynolds would have won this year and Williams won for The Fisher King.

What a tough year this was. Greg Kinnear was spectacular, and I absolutely love Robert Forster's performance. And I haven't even mentioned Burt Reynolds. (This wasn't going to be Anthony Hopkins' year.) But just to be clear, Robin Williams absolutely deserved to win.

Cold Winter The award should be who did the best job & nothing else. Robins masterful performance earned it 👍

Cold Winter it was one of those years where almost every performance nominated was truly deserving of the award, I’m happy with Williams winning but honestly I would be with any of the nominees, and I say this as a massive PTA fan.

Maybe not the *only* As a late 80’s millennial, Robin Williams and Fred Rogers were my earliest examples of who I want to be, and what I want to put forth into the world. I fall SO, so short of that, in more instances than not, but I can hear their words (both scripted and otherwise) in the back of my mind. Reminding me, always, that I, too, am only human. I miss them both dearly, despite only ever knowing them through a screen

Me too

Imagine weeping over another man. Grow up.

@@danceyrselfkleen Like what the heck did you mean by that? Really!

@@robertpolanco1973 grown man says he cries. I said grow up. What’s there to decipher?

@@danceyrselfkleen Well, that is because some grown men tend to cry and it is NOT something to be embarrassed about! It's called BEING HUMAN!

Thanks so much for your kindness

Thanks for your kindness

Why did we not deserve him? Of course we did...he was loved, admired, millions loved his work and cried at his passing. Without us to enjoy his work, he wouldn't have had a career. We most definitely deserved him and I'm so thankful to have enjoyed his work and talent for years...since his Mork & Mindy days.

What about Aladdin? Fern gully, mork and mindy

People forget another of his movies What dreams may come. That displayed some serious acting chops as well.

Those words were written by. Matt Damien..and delivered word fir word only as Robin could...tears to my eyes .when that movie came out I still hadn't finished grieving for my husband...I guess I never will.

Patricia Foster wow you're friendly

Matt, Ben and Robin sounds like Batman & Robin. Anyway...

@@tukiluka you, sir, are a genius

Yes I read that as well, he was unique, brilliant, funny , humble and a genuine soul the world misses him terribly, maybe we can learn something from him. With all of our prayers he is now resting in peace. 😇

Lumpy McPhoomph he also paid for most of Christopher Reeves medical bills after his accident, and continuing care, they were friends since Juilliard

The beautiful irony of Robin williams is he was both one of the greatest iconic comedians and he was also one of the greatest dramatic actors of all time. His versatlity was extraordinary, and his ability to literally become the role he was playing was done effortlessly and he was able to tap into the emotional energy of each role he played. His off the cuff creativity enabled him to perform roles without simply reciting lines on a script, but he performed each role from the depths of his soul. 'The smartest thing any producer or director could do was briefly paint the overview of the scen and then get the hell out of the way and let Robin Williams paint a masterpiece on the canvass of cinema. Finally, why do I get the feeling Robin Williams would have acted and create comedy even if he made only minimum wage, he did it for the love the art, it was literally who he was, and perhaps aspects of his depression was he was able to ecape the realities of this cruel world in the performance of his craft and he also took all of us fans with him on his epic odyssey.

I think he felt that at this moment he wasn't a comedian doing films he was a serious actor being rewarded for his skill in acting not his skill at being a comedian.

Thanks so much for your kindness.... May he soul rest in peace..

More like wicked smaat.. 😊