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#26

re: Robin Williams

Posted: 1/17/05 at 2:55am

He manages to be very gracious and hilarious at the same time. It's so evident what a nice man he is, and he's one of the only comedian I can think of who can fully immerse himself into either a comedic or dramatic role and you forget the celebrity persona.

"It's not always about you!!!" (But if you think I'm referring to you anyway, then I probably am.)

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#27

re: Robin Williams

Posted: 1/17/05 at 8:56am

He could have replaced H Jackman in Boy From Oz.....

#28

re: Robin Williams

Posted: 1/17/05 at 9:56am

Robin Williams is just a genius. Watching him on the red carpet and his speech was a hoot. He is just HILARIOUS!! But aside from that, he is also an incredible dramatic actor. He can play both sides of the spectrum perfectly. LOVE HIM!

"This table, he is over one hundred years old. If I could, I would take an old gramophone needle and run it along the surface of the wood. To hear the music of the voices. All that was said." - Doug Wright, I Am My Own Wife

#29

re: Robin Williams

Posted: 1/17/05 at 10:14am

does anyone have pictures of him with his family?? now I want to know what his lids look like

Robin was terribly miscast in HOOK, but he made a HORRIBLE movie somewhat watchable =) What Dreams May Come is a masterpeice!!

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#30

re: Robin Williams

Posted: 1/17/05 at 10:54am

No. He can't be Tevye. That is Harvey's role for now.
And if Hairspray was playing in LA, I think he would make a brilliant Edna.
His Mrs Doubtfire was perfect. All he has to do is change the English accent to a Brooklyn accent. Simple for him.
I love him.

#31

re: Robin Williams

Posted: 1/17/05 at 11:34am

We were out during the GGs and were at the diner for Robin's speech, and the TVs had it closed captioned. VERY ODD to see his "accents" just being written out. Funny in a very different way, lol.

Oh, and I LOVE him :) Went home and watched his HBO special right afterwards...that never gets old.

Updated On: 1/17/05 at 11:34 AM

#32

re: Robin Williams

Posted: 1/17/05 at 11:47am

The man made me cry a bit at the end with his comments on Cristopher Reeve. Very beautiful.
Does anyone remember an episode of Homicide:Life on the Streets where Robin guest starred as a NY tourist with his family. His wife was shot in broad daylight right in front of him and his kids. It is the first time I was ever truly moved by a tv drama. It was also the first time I ever saw him not make a single joke in one of his performances and I was blown away by his abilities as an actor.

P.S. Thought Jamie Foxx getting all choked up at the end was very touching as well. Who would ever have guessed that In Living Color would give us two of our up and coming great leading actors?

#33

re: Robin Williams

Posted: 1/17/05 at 12:57pm

About a dozen years or so ago, didn't Robin Williams star with Steve Martin in a Lincoln Center Benefit production of WAITING FOR GODOT?

"Blow out the candles Robert and make a wish. Want something, want SOMETHING."

#34

re: Robin Williams

Posted: 1/17/05 at 1:09pm

He really is something. I just watched the Golden Globes last night where his career and life was honored and they had this huge montage of scenes from his work over the years and then he made a speech. He really does have ALOT of talent andd he really deserved that award. When they asked him to come onstage everyone in the theatre stood up and gave him a standing ovation. Really nice.

I wanted to get something that an "ex"-junkie like him would really appreciate and cherish....it's a brick of heroin shaped like a heart. -Scrubs

#35

re: Robin Williams

Posted: 1/17/05 at 1:12pm

that's what we're all talking about

#36

re: Robin Williams

Posted: 1/17/05 at 1:13pm

yeah I know, I just wanted to put my 2 cents in.

I wanted to get something that an "ex"-junkie like him would really appreciate and cherish....it's a brick of heroin shaped like a heart. -Scrubs

#37

re: Robin Williams

Posted: 1/17/05 at 2:09pm

i was surprised (in a sense) that he was married and had kids. (i never really thought about it... you know?) And his kids we suprisingly good looking. Props to Robin and his wife (origional and current...) for having pretty spawn!

#38

re: Robin Williams

Posted: 1/17/05 at 2:23pm

haha I agree!

I wanted to get something that an "ex"-junkie like him would really appreciate and cherish....it's a brick of heroin shaped like a heart. -Scrubs

#39

re: Robin Williams

Posted: 1/17/05 at 2:30pm

I think his mind is way too creative to be stuck working in a play where he has to reproduce his work everyday. I think he needs to be in an environment where he can adlib and do whatever he wants whenever he wants to.

"I know now that theatre saved my life." - Susan Stroman

#40

re: Robin Williams

Posted: 1/17/05 at 2:33pm

true, but i am pretty sure if he signed for a show, he would be given the liscence to stray from the script on random tangents whenever her wanted(within reason). it would be part of the charm, and would probably be a blast for the cast. It would be a new show every night!!!!!

Updated On: 1/17/05 at 02:33 PM

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