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Sy (Robin Williams) explains his troubled motivations to Detective Van Der Zee (Eriq LaSalle).
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Funnyman Robin Williams steps out of character in this tense, low-key thriller that marked the feature-film directorial debut of music video veteran Mark Romanek. Semour "Sy" Parrish (Williams) runs the photo processing department at a large discount store; Sy is dedicated to his job, and takes great pride in his work. Sy's favorite customers are Nina and Will Yorkin (Connie Nielsen and Michael Vartan), an attractive and cheerful young couple with a nine-year-old boy, Jake (Dylan Smith). Sy dotes on the Yorkins and their son whenever they drop off film to be processed -- something they've been doing quite often ever since Jake was born -- and Nina and Will are indulgent of Sy's attentions, regarding his as a harmless eccentric. What the Yorkins don't know is Sy is a desperately lonely man with no real life of his own, and he's been obsessively making copies of their photos, for years, imagining himself to be "Uncle Sy," a member of the family. Sy's tenuous hold on reality begins to collapse when he develops a roll of film brought in by a new customer that suggests Will has been unfaithful to Nina; the notion that his ideal family may be falling apart is troubling enough for Sy, and when he loses his job, Sy reaches the breaking point. One Hour Photo was screened in competition at the 2002 Sundance Film Festival.
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Cast: Eriq La Salle, Robin Williams
Director: Mark Romanek
Producers: Jeremy W. Barber, Robert Katz, Pamela Koffler, Robert B. Sturm, Christine Vachon, John Wells, Stan Wlodkowski
Screenwriter: Mark Romanek
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@drlee2 8 лет назад

I still can't believe Williams wasn't Oscar-nominated for this performance. It's arguably the best he's ever given!

@danielwilliamson6180 8 лет назад

He should had been nominated for an Oscar. He deserved it.

@dallasbagley 8 лет назад

+drlee2 Agreed, no one in the world could have been a better fit for this role.

@alec4010 8 лет назад

Agreed

@alec4010 8 лет назад

+Alec Clark it is so deserving of an Oscar

@alec4010 8 лет назад

+Alec Clark it is also arguably my favorite one of his besides flubber

@mattduck69er 7 лет назад

That moment when you realize he has stopped talking about Will Yorkin and is talking about his own Dad...

@MIZORAM_mafaka_hnamte 6 лет назад

_Exactly_

@jhanks2012 5 лет назад

yet couldn't even muster up a fake (or real) tear? yeah idk ... maybe

@j.clementec.m.1558 5 лет назад

@@jhanks2012 I don't think crying always happens

@thegalactifiedwolf4215 4 года назад

Well the video name gave it away

@honeyluvv8550 4 года назад

jhanks2012 you don’t need to cry to show such emotion.

@tomhibbert1210 6 лет назад

Sy's explanation is very sad and tragic. The deepest hottest circle of hell is reserved for those who abuse and molest children.

@ttthttpd 4 года назад

@OtherWorlds AllWorlds Playing devils advocate here, but wouldn't molesting your children be an extreme form of betrayal? Hence worthy of the innermost ring of hell.

@grigori7834 4 года назад

@OtherWorlds AllWorlds Its also completely frozen in that circle

@TheIpwnkyle 4 года назад

@OtherWorlds AllWorlds You're talking about The Divine Comedy, a book written in like the 13th or 14th century. The only reason Dante wrote that book was to cause the Catholic church grief, and to mess with their engrained dogma.

@TheIpwnkyle 4 года назад

@OtherWorlds AllWorlds I'm just saying that it's not technically a part of Christian mythos. It's just a really popular fanfic that influenced future depictions of hell.

@TheIpwnkyle 4 года назад

@OtherWorlds AllWorlds The Bible, I know the new testament has been altered over the years. But, the old testament is the bases for Christian and Jewish mythos.

@TravisLoneWolfWalsh 6 лет назад

Moral of the story is if you have the loving wife and children or husband and have a blessed life of job and home and family do not take it for granted because there are lonely souls out there who would die to be in your shoes

@Mark-yb1sp 5 лет назад

Travis Walsh I’ve done exactly that. I ruined my marriage, my children and my job for a sexual desire that didn’t last. I am so sorry, so very sorry.

@thienbaongo7997 4 года назад

@@Mark-yb1sp Oh man that sucks, you okay now?

@raymondsolisjr.1262 4 года назад

Your better off alone. That way you don't have to depend on anyone else

@krunkle5136 4 года назад

Beautifully said.

@rafalradziwill9017 4 года назад

@@Mark-yb1sp Me to buddy now I'm divorced, my kids hate me and can't look myself in a mirror :(

@PurpleCloud619 7 лет назад

It's so sad how Sy was abused by his father. By taking the pain away of the horrible images taken of him, Sy made pictures of Beauty & the positive things Life has to offer in his later years. Seeing Mr. Yorkin betray his Family broke Sys ideal fantasy of a better world. You can even see the cringe on Sys face while he had been orchestrating Mr. Yorkin & the mistress. Haunting memories catching up with himself. Then there's here, where he lets everything out with obvious hints into his childhood. Absolutely Brilliant Acting by Robin Williams. The film really takes us back to the Golden Thriller Age of Alfred Hitchcock as well. Incredible Movie!

@hippiecheezburger5457 3 года назад

Yeah that’s a great synopsis, I never realized the pain in his face while he was taking the exploitive photos of Will and Maya, he’s doing to them what happened to him

@mr.vargas5648 2 года назад

Yeah at this point he just realised that all people are awful and his fantasy cracked like an eggshell. So damn sad.

@MandungerFinzberry 2 года назад

@@mr.vargas5648 all people?

@mr.vargas5648 2 года назад

@@MandungerFinzberry Yeah even people who seem "nice" have bad sides. He was living in a fantasy world.

@patriceaqa288 Год назад

@@mr.vargas5648 There was violence in Sy deeply repressed his entire life, and rage beneath the surface of his banal armor of the Savmart uniform tightly worn, and glasses. He also epitomizes the type of character most commonly falsely accused of pedophilia. Exceptionally lonely, kind hearted men, with no family or friends whom connect with children in a harmless friendly way as Sy tries with Jake. When Sy realizes Will Yorkin is cheating on his wife, after being fired, the rage is going to come out. He forces Yorkin at knife point to be humiliated through photos as he was as a child.

@benjaminliang1998 2 года назад

The foreshadowing in this film is outstanding. this scene explained why he was always sick as a kid with hepititas and monoe. Brilliant and tragic.

@juannaym8488 Год назад

What does child abuse have to do with falling sick with these illnesses? Genuinely asking, I really don't know

@Scj10 Год назад

@@juannaym8488 I am not sure if this is what he meant but hepatitis is transmitted through feces and monoe from saliva, so you can kinda connect the dots. This is still assuming a lot of stuff that probably did not happen but you can see a connection.

@Hiddenronin Год назад

@@juannaym8488 They're both sexual transmitted.

@sr.rodriguez4816 Год назад

No I don't see the connection

@Lizewski213 Год назад

@@sr.rodriguez4816 they molested him

@xlxl9440 8 лет назад

It's crazy how Sy can tell that Eric LaSalle ' s character the detective is a good man, Husband, and father by the way he responded to Sy asking him if he was married and had a family. And he's right. I personally think that this was Robin Williams best performance. Definitely Oscar worthy.

@judgesmails2031 3 года назад

*Just let yooo Sooooooul Glooooooooo*

@xlxl9440 3 года назад

@@judgesmails2031 🤣🤣🤣

@shiningfaceofluzon5594 Месяц назад

Yeah, but the interesting thing we don't know for sure Sy is projecting what he ideally has always wanted all along by saying the detective is a good husband who would never cheat; Sy just assumed all that from seeing the detectives wedding ring. Sy doesn't KNOW any of that for sure... the detective could also be cheating or abusive to his spouse and kids... we'll never know.

@xlxl9440 Месяц назад

@@shiningfaceofluzon5594 that's true that Sy is definitely projecting. But I think that it is more than just the wedding ring that brings Sy to the conclusion that the detective is a good man husband and father. He mentioned that he could tell by the way that the detective treated him during his interrogation what kind of person the detective is. And he also extrapolated it from the detectives response when Sy asked the detective about his family. He noted that the detective tell him that his family is none of his business is the detective being protective of his family. And these are the factors that I think leads Sy to the conclusion of the detective being a good husband and father.

@Influx27 5 лет назад

It hurts how close to reality this is. For that, I will always thank Robin Williams

@patrickffrench7735 4 года назад

Im so sorry to hear that

@MissCandieson 8 лет назад

This scene always makes me cry. All Sy wanted was a family smh. What kind of a sick fuck harms innocent children?! Robin Williams did an excellent job in this film. Great movie!

@donegal7 Год назад

I don't even think's its fully that he wants 'a family', I think it's more that he is evidently traumatised and depressed from the activities he was exploited to as a child by his parents, thus he focuses on the Yorkins, who are [to him] the clear example of the perfect family. However, his mind was so fragile from the abuse that when he found out the family wasn't as perfect as it seems (husband having an affair) he had a mental breakdown. It wasn't loneliness or his lack of a family that drove him insane

@secondhandevil 24 дня назад

@@donegal7 Imagine starving to death and seeing someone walk down the street eating the juiciest steak you've ever seen only to watch them unceremoniously toss it in the gutter after two bites. That's what sy felt.

@KatherineDonovan713 8 лет назад

A man who stalks a family because his parents had sexually abused him and all that man wanted was the perfect family to be part of. Damn, I'm not a big fan of Robin Williams but what a great performance he did.

@dallasbagley 8 лет назад

+Katherine Donovan His acting felt very authentic here. Makes me wonder how much he related to it.

@alec4010 8 лет назад

+Dallas Bagley I don't know why but for personal reasons I feel a deep deep connection about being lonely and scared for life. I think the movie and the performance are underrated and should've won him an Oscar for the drama part since that's what tends to attract oscars like a magnet. Coming from my background this is a must see for me just to remind myself that I'm not the only one who gets made fun of and called creepy all the time

@KatherineDonovan713 8 лет назад

True but it doesn't matter of color or race; parents shouldn't make children do horrible things. Abuse or neglect them, children are precious. Some parents have to stop doing this, it creates a cycle.

@BENJIMANBREEG33 8 лет назад

Katherine Donovan It does matter to Hollywood obviously. Well yes of course, but we don't need any lessons from Hollywood.

@KatherineDonovan713 8 лет назад

True. Hollywood = Narcissism Stereotypical Jerks

@gregruelas7830 8 лет назад

Wow. He's certainly in the zone in this scene.

@leonthesleepy 7 лет назад

Despite how the movie never flinches away from how creepy/stalkerish Sy was, damn did i feel bad for him in the end

@jhanks2012 5 лет назад

bingo that is the alt-left plan ... to make you feel sympathy for weirdos and pedophiles and rapists. this was years and years ago and movies/video games have only gotten worse of course

@patrickripleyiii134 5 лет назад

Wow you're an idiot, trying to push your political agenda where it doesn't belong, why is it so wrong to understand horrible people, it doesn't mean their horrendous acts were in any way ok, this movie shows that no matter what horrible things people do they are still people with reasoning behind their decisions, but no idiots like you would rather pretend they are monsters without any humanity, that kind of thinking will only ever create more rapists and pedophiles

@thekingsean92 4 года назад

@@patrickripleyiii134 tell that to someone like Ted Bundy and his 30+ victims

@ardaduck735 4 года назад

@@jhanks2012 this isn't about pedophilia, this man was obsessed with the family because it's an family. read lolita if you want to have a better understanding about what pedophilia is

@jurgenstrang6366 3 года назад

If anything this is against pedophilia. The reason Sy was stalking the family was cause of him being molested by his father. We're not defending Sy or his dad. We're just understanding why he stalked the family. He never felt like he had a family but obviously it was wrong for him to stalk

@Jordan81577 3 года назад

The beauty of this character is that he leaves us disturbed and horrified by his actions but we can also relate to us. He's someone we want to run far as possible from but also give him a hug. I think we can all see a bit of ourselves in Sy. We all had that intense yearning for something we will never have or something that was taken from us but we will never get back.

@sebastiancrown3970 7 месяцев назад

You hit the nail on the head with that last sentence. 👏

@SenorAvocadoMan 6 месяцев назад

Jesus your comment hit me hard in the Feels

@greyfox37 Год назад

The nodding recognition of understanding the detective gives at the end was just perfect. He finally understood everything. And the way Williams acted it all out was incredible. You always remember Williams as a great comedian. To see him in a role of a lonely troubled emotional stalker and playing it to perfection was shocking when I first saw this. A legend.

@Zombiesnyder13 8 лет назад

I never saw myself not laughting on a Robin William's movie

@Paulitica 5 лет назад

True. This one was a game changer back in the day.

@Dane_Youssef 4 года назад

I really didn't laugh at PATCH ADAMS.

@martimcshy 4 года назад

Plenty of scenes to laugh at in this movie.

@grigri5474 4 года назад

I loved his complexity, there was a bit of sadness or remorse, or thoughtful regard in every person he played. Dead poets Society, was not funny movie, either was Good Will Hunting, but there was laughter, cool guy, miss him

@downsouth420 3 года назад

I cracked up laughing when the wife was driving after picking up her son’s photos. You knew it was coming, so the payoff was satisfying.

@benbob4038 4 года назад

The fact Mr. Williams didn’t get nominated for an Oscar for this film is a disgrace.

@queefstorm 7 лет назад

When I was a kid, I lived next to a Blockbuster and I rented this movie (I was a huge Robin Williams fan and was very adamant about watching every movie he was in) and this shit was so traumatic (I was 10-11 when I saw this).

@jhanks2012 5 лет назад

when i was a kid my parents rented Eyes Wide Shut from Blockbuster and I stayed up late to watch it alone and that was my first fap

@constellations8572 3 года назад

I was still creeped out by the eye scene.

@johanvajse8410 3 года назад

Blockbuster wouldn't have let a 10-11 year old rent any movie on their own but especially not an R rated movie.

@El1society 2 года назад

@@johanvajse8410 probably with their parents

@Mr.Hyde_23 2 года назад

@@jhanks2012 I'm proud of you son.

@wobwobwubwub Год назад

we miss you, Robin.

@humayrafaizah1428 Год назад

I think this scene where the detective finally realized who they were dealing with hits right in the spot! It's so brilliantly captured you can't help but feel sorry for Sy and the sufferings he endured all his life. You can tell the conversation softened the detective's heart when he said "thank you for being so candid". Robin Williams and his versatility was out of this world. From goofy personality to caring educator to cold blooded killer to lonely despondent stalker, the man was born to grace the universe with his unparalleled talent and deftness. He pulled off the role with perfection and had us pondering the pain and trauma his character went through. No one could have done it so effortlessly like him.

@davidle4936 3 года назад

RIP Robin Williams, the greatest actor I've ever seen on TV!

@locustloco 8 лет назад

This isn't Robin Williams, it's Sy Parrish

@zobielamouche1 7 лет назад

the end of williams made clear that he was a bit of sy

@MetalAddict6810 7 лет назад

Make you wonder with how dark this film is if Robin was acting in some scenes or just been himself.

@Michael-hc2vs 7 лет назад

The fuck are you talking about...

@RisingBeast00 7 лет назад

Death's Shadow I think I know what you mean. but no one else will never know his past.

@josephblowenstein3497 6 лет назад

zobielamouche1 were all a bit of sy.

@CrodolookslikeFrody 5 лет назад

This scene was so haunting and so heartbreaking to watch

@mosaaghbaria542 6 лет назад

This scene makes me cry Robin Williams was such a legendary actor Rip

@KP-yq8id Год назад

He was so incredibly talented as an actor. So diverse in his talents and just amazing. I’ve never seen anyone say anything bad about him. He was just a highly talented, kind, sympathetic man, and I wish he was still among us 😢

@charlesderosas5577 3 года назад

I'm still speechless he is gone 😥

@michaelnally2841 5 лет назад

I am amazed how Robin was able to play a character that I was both creeped out and still sympathize with.

@user-su6wo6uw9o Месяц назад

He was obviously a haunted person in real life as well

@melissajuice89 4 года назад

Such an underrated film.

@MCD20111 6 лет назад

sy was a man with a good heart and soul but the abuse he suffered as a child destroyed him and left him with an lonely and unhappy existence i think this movie and especially this scene is powerful just proves what child abuse does too a person No one should ever go threw life like that especially from the hands of people who are meant to love you more than anything

@josefengelhardt2767 Год назад

Sy was pretty much a child trapped in a adult's body

@michaelnally2841 4 года назад

Definitely one of Robin Williams best performances! Still sad we lost such a talented man.

@mr_nobody_000 4 года назад

one of the most saddest scenes in a movie, not only does robin Williams do a more then amazing job but Eriq La Salle's reactions are powerful too, great film.

@jonathanx9070 6 лет назад

Robin Williams was such a funny man,with incredible depth and darkness when needed,brilliant.

@brianmessitte8818 3 года назад

I understand that Sy is a fictional character, but I felt bad for him. He wasn't an antagonist in any way, but more of a tragic individual who did not think that what he did was wrong. To tell you the truth, I wanted him to be sent to a special facility or to undergo treatment and therapy instead of being put behind bars. He was someone who did have a heart, but he was too childlike he was unaware that his actions were not right.

@mr.metamovies2419 2 года назад

Ever since I saw this movie, I always imagined that they gave Sy the proper therapy he needed. I could never imagine that the cops would lock him up after he clearly expressed symptoms of hallucinations and trauma. The cop clearly understood what Sy was meaning and would put in a good word for him.

@donegal7 Год назад

He probably was put in a mental facility after the events of the film. There's no clear indication that he was sent to prison, and considering he wasn't of a stable mind (mental breakdown) when he committed his crimes, he technically cannot be found responsible for committing them, therefore he would've most likely been admitted to a psychiatric institution

@LuxAeterna22878 Год назад

I feel like if anyone was the villain here, it was Sy's dad. While he didn't make Sy's choices, none of this would have happened without the abuse. His father destroyed a part of his son every human desperately needs to be mentally healthy. It's not surprising Sy developed destructive coping mechanisms.

@S.D.323 Год назад

Well he is a villain but strictly speaking not an antagonist as he is the main character

@Dmx2pacWutang Год назад

This scene made me so sad😭😭 and RIP Robin Williams 💙

@FlavioMarceloSousa35 Год назад

The abused becomes the abuser: scary, touching and real. Magnificent performance!

@dutchy1176 8 лет назад

Just let your SOOOOOOOUL GLOW....let in shine on through....

@MetalPersonJ 8 лет назад

I thought it was John Oates in blackface myself.

@javieranguiano4654 6 лет назад

dutchy1176 lol😁

@AtlasBlizzard 6 лет назад

dutchy1176 I knew I recognized him

@tommykovac1360 6 лет назад

You're out of touch!

@godfather71190 4 года назад

I was thinking about Dr Benton

@aryastark772 7 месяцев назад

Some of the best acting I’ve seen. He was a creepy character yes but the viewers made assumptions about him when it turned out all he longed for in his soul was to not be so alone, to have a family and life of his own

@DarthSinistris 7 лет назад

as i was watching this movie, i kept telling myself, "wtf is wrong with this fucking psycho??". then i saw this scene, and i got that intense moment of clarity. turns out this movie is sad as Fuck.

@bfmvbmth1234 3 года назад

I'll say it now, this is Robin William's best film

@ianfortuna9385 6 лет назад

Sy Parrish is the uncle of the Parrish family from Jumanji that nobody ever heard of

@DontrelleRoosevelt 4 года назад

It’s amazing how so many see Sy as the bad guy in the film, but he’s more of a philosophical vigilante.

@zxbzxbzxb1 4 года назад

It's a little like Falling Down in that regard, the main character is both the bad guy and the hero at the same time.

@Trayleen 3 года назад

i see him as a very unhappy person that I feel compassion to

@jeanjacqueslundi3502 3 года назад

I never saw him as a bad guy. I totally empathized with him. To be honest, anyone who didn't feels kinda weird to me as a person.

@DMalltheway 3 года назад

He’s a lot like Robert De Niro in Taxi Driver, he’s saving a prostitute while he’s trying to save the wife and son from a bad father.

@emiliomanueldepedro9650 2 года назад

Exactly. He's not like other movie stalkers like Max Cady or Alex Forrest (Glenn Close's character in Fatal Attraction). He has no intention to hurt the Yorkin family. He only wanted to be a part of their lives. He only punished Will when he felt that he betrayed his family.

@madam-mint Год назад

I know that the things that were done to Sy don’t excuse his actions, but it explains them, and that still makes my heart break for him. Stalking is horrifying but…my gosh. Poor guy.

@bimbobaggypants4820 5 месяцев назад

It was amazing how a comedy actor could act serious roles amazingly. Rip Robin Williams

@NostalgiaArtist Год назад

sy reminds me so much of my own mother. the trauma is so isolating, the fiery anger is so alienating, seeing them relive those moments, the flash of anger in the eyes, the screaming, going red in the face and crying... it's almost like acting, or witnessing a speech but it's not. it just *sounds* practiced because they've tread this ground so many times, over and over, replaying the tapes. it's grass, worn down to dirt with years of of pacing in place. they seem to be almost paralyzed by the trauma, never able to get the help they truly need to move on with their lives. never getting better, like plants growing around a crater in the ground. they grow around it, but not past it. it's so heartbreaking to watch knowing you or anyone else can't do anything but rub their shoulder and wipe their eyes after they're done.

@DeeBoy779 Год назад

Your an amazing writer

@MEZTLI2023 5 лет назад

Omg ... just watched this scene and I couldn’t stop crying. Robin Williams was a great performer. 🌷

@burnikshrapnel 5 месяцев назад

Robin Williams always shines in his non hyper comedic goofy roles. Brilliant actor.

@Abr022575 7 лет назад

This performance is beyond creepy

@Choices2aa 7 лет назад

Sly was abused by his father and his father degraded him and made him take off his clothes to take dirty pictures of his son and so he did the same to that couple in hotel and was so lonely that he was dying inside and his apartment was white and it meant death and Sly was a lonely sad character that Robin Williams played and yeah his performance is very creepy and it gave you inside to Robin Williams's soul! I am sure that Robin Williams showed his beautiful side by making people laugh and but underneath it all behind the laughter something was going on! I think its sad that Robin Williams died and he had the world at the palm of his hand and he even had an oscar! I don't think anyone knew the real Robin Williams and to be honest I dont' think people really know each other when people present themselves as happy go lucky or one that had everything for them its all an act! No one knows what goes on behind closed doors! No one! I think people put on masks to hide their true selves because they are afraid of what people will think of them! To be honest this is a example of what happens when you treat people like Sly terribly and people Sly are afraid and angry and that explains why Sly did what he did! He was living a lonely shattered existance and you don't know the back story of his past all you do know is that he wanted this connection with this family and deep down he wanted a family that would accept him! One Hour Photo was a good thriller but it was scary too! People are scary they always have been and always will be!

@frileuxman 7 лет назад

Angel Simone *insert Thank You gif*

@Earbly 7 лет назад

I think Robin was just so damn unique, so absolutely different from everyone else that he had a really, really tough time deeply relating to anyone. Probably a really lonely experience.

@Firespectrum122 7 лет назад

Is that really the first thing you think of? He's creepy? Poor guy went through hell.

@eldo59 7 лет назад

Its not creepy. Its the bold truth.

@dogfan4lyfe 5 лет назад

Just let your soul glow. That moment when you realize you have to just let it shine through.

@bcrunch4232 Год назад

Earlier in the film, Mrs. Yorkin said sy probably has a "mommy and a daddy who love him." This proved how untrue that line is.

@clinteldorado 4 года назад

Robin Williams was such a remarkable actor. It still pains me that I have to use the word "was".

@lennyroach8833 Год назад

The most underrated actor of all time!

@HunterMagunter Год назад

We miss you Robin, so much

@danielwilliamson6180 8 лет назад

Brilliant acting by Robin Williams. A truly powerful and sad scene when Sy rants and makes that speech about child abuse and Will Yorkin's betrayal of his family. It reminded me a bit of the ending of First Blood, when John Rambo made that speech about the Vietnam war and the tragic, gruesome loss of his friend Joey, which was really good acting by Sylvester Stallone. It really gives you a lump in your throat "You would never ask your children - do things children SHOULDN'T DO! You would never take DISGUSTING SICK PICTURES of your children doing these things!!" that moment was so moving and chilling at 0:42. You feel so sorry for Sy. It shows how deeply disturbed and mentally unstable Sy is and it shows Sy's humanity and sensitivity pouring out and it hinted that Sy had been abused as a child by his father and the horrible evil and despicable things his father forced him to do in front of the camera, left him with emotional and psychological trauma and it left him a lonely and mentally ill individual and he had felt The Yorkin family was the family he never had and because of his illness - he became an obsessive stalker whom followed The Yorkin family and stole copies of their photos, which he kept for himself. When he discovered Will Yorkin was having an affair, it brought back the painful memories of his own father and it caused him to snap and go vigilante. Sy is a damaged lonely man suffering from obsessive and psychological issues and Robin portrayed that outstandingly and so realistic. One Night Hour is one of the late actor and comedian's best performances and one of the films and performances he'll be best remembered for. RIP Robin.

@Choices2aa 8 лет назад

Yeah Sly was abused by his father and why he stalked this family was because his family abused him ... his own father and there are a lot of people who are like Sly around and they are lonely damaged people and Robin Williams did a great job playing this lonely, desperate, trapped, unloved unstable man who wanted to be apart of someone's life! Sly should have been put into a hospital! The whole white image is death, Sly was dead inside and the Yorkin's family were a sense of hope that this family was to him "NORMAL!" He just wanted to be apart of someone's life Sly was abused and humiliated by people all around him! Sly was completely haunted and this movie gave me the chills! I can't see Robin Williams as the bad guy but he did a great job!

@armondber4194 7 лет назад

Angel Simone Who is sly? How can u watch this whole movie and not know its SY.

@armondber4194 7 лет назад

Daniel Williamson ONE NIGHT HOUR??? ONE HOUR PHOTO.!

@danielwilliamson6180 7 лет назад

Did I do a good analysis of the film and the character of Sy in my comment>

@jhanks2012 5 лет назад

i don't get what all the fuss is about. at some point in your past you let someone put his dong in you or let him force you to touch it, or something. that's on YOU. you have to own that. we all make mistakes in life. some of us make bigger mistakes than others. But what's the use whining about it/blaming others for your own insecurities and weakness? Instead just try to grow as a man lol ... idk

@ashleyhigham2918 4 года назад

Awesome performance by Williams. His range of acting is phenomenal. From films like mrs doubtfire to this. No one else could have pulled it off.

@KristynB94 2 месяца назад

And the fact that he didn’t even take those pictures in the hotel of them, crazy intense scene & even more when you understand it. 😮‍💨

@perplexedpsyduck2837 6 лет назад

Sad. His only two things in life were taken in an instant. A fleeting moment. If you’ll notice, everything in his life is a series of greys, whites and beiges. Everything except his savmart uniform and his wall of pictures. His job gave him purpose. The yorkins gave him the chance to live vicariously through them (mostly the son). Sad movie. Such a tragedy.

@rumblingprune1525 Год назад

This movie was intense, dark, horrifying, yet very tragic.

@fatengh5946 3 года назад

When I was younger I never understood why he did what he did and how he became that way. Now that I'm older I understand what his father had done to him and is that so sick.

@2Shine55 5 лет назад

I believe this is an insight to how Mr Willaims the actor was turly feeling on the inside. Rest in peace as you will always have my respect.

@thesurvivorssanctuary6561 5 лет назад

Yeah...when I watched this movie...I told my mom for the first time that I was abused...she didn't understand what Sy(Robin Williams) was saying...and I explained through my years that he was abused...then she asked me if I was... I'm convinced that Robin Williams was abused, and that curse laid upon him...ultimately claimed his life, 😱😭(emojis seem inadequate to explain my feelings-too cutesy- but they work as a base description)

@richfictionfighter 4 года назад

@@thesurvivorssanctuary6561 That's a pretty complicated theory to make about Robin. He was an actor. Actors have methods for getting into the minds of characters with lives different from their own. Robin could've just done some research on sexual assault victims, childhood abuse, mental illness, etc, and use that information to a) provoke a emotional reaction out of him, or b) connect the dots in Sy's actions and establish and backstory

@grigri5474 4 года назад

He mimed me & my friend Connie, 2 young teen age girls , at Union Square.S.F. OMG it was awful, it was simply awful, until Connie and I were watching this new Show Mork and Mindy. We both said at the same time "That's the guy who mimed us" because of his clothes he was in white face....we were beyond embarrassed when it happened and never talked about it, Until Mork and Mindy... we bragged. My husband and I years later were at a winery along the Silverado trail, I think it was Sterling Vineyards. Hubby went up to get some wine, I didn't drink, so I was poured a "vintage" grape juice. I heard a voice from the man sitting at the next table, behind me, acting like a drunk, He said someone like "stop hiding sister, we both know them12 steps" I turned and it was Robin, I told him about the miming and that's why I started drinking, grape juice...he did that laugh and said, I said you MIMED ME, he clinked my glass,"it must have been good you still remember it".... God it was a great moment, that laugh, when My new hubby got back to our table Robin said to him I'm the man who mimed your wife FIRST- that's the way we both remembered it and we stoll laugh with a bit of regret that he left so soon.

@youtubechangedmyname4895 3 года назад

The child could be a metaphor for his own innocence and the abusive father a metaphor for hollywood.

@jeanjacqueslundi3502 3 года назад

@@thesurvivorssanctuary6561 Sorry to hear that sweetie :( I'm glad you were able to tell your mom. Sending you a huge hug!

@billlaspin1277 5 лет назад

What a great talent we got to witness live in our life.

@tangroro Месяц назад

Not even a drop of tear, just pure pain

@user-fv5mu3vh1q 2 месяца назад

One of Robin Williams’s best performances, hands down.

@PvtGermanWagz Год назад

How this man didn’t get an Oscar nomination for this role still baffles me to this day.

@GuitarLessonsBobbyCrispy 3 месяца назад

Amazing how he indirectly explains what happened to him as a child, and why he is the way he is, without directly saying what happened to him.

@AlienFaun 3 года назад

I know it has been many years since Robin Williams' passing, but I still missed him.

@alang.bandala8863 11 месяцев назад

I would give him a hug in that moment

@melissawright1979 4 года назад

Breathtaking performance by Mr Williams x

@alphaomega2630 4 года назад

Yeah. Just watched this. I have a friend that went through this. Took pics of them naked and ashamed.

@qkljhewgfhergk 3 года назад

if hell exists it's for the abusers for what they create

@jonpowell4246 4 года назад

"Will Yorkin had it all and he threw it all away, he's not a good father" that's pretty much how lonely soul's like Sy see the blessed in this world that take everything for granted. Beautiful things in life that we'd kill to share in have and protect that those who have them don't give a damn about them. I sympathize with the character Robin Williams played in this movie, and he played it very well.

@redhotchilifan98 3 года назад

One of the best performances ever

@lordgoro 4 года назад

ROBINS BEST PERFORMANCE!!! LORD YES

@oryanstudios2252 2 года назад

Robin Williams was far better of an actor than people gave him credit for, which is saying something since everyone loves the guy. He can do comedy extremely well, but he can also do serious stuff like this

@jenniferjuneau7329 2 года назад

What a phenomenal actor...the moment when it looks as if he's not acting, it's that real, is perfect acting

@garyoconnor3509 Год назад

This is a great great film Robin was one of a kind

@KristopherLobb-pj6qy Год назад

What's interesting is that when we see the photos Sy actually took we learn that it doesn't appear as though he actually took photos of what he was making Will Yorkin and his mistress do

@leokainulainen3698 Год назад

I think he only used the flash without taking photos :)

@LuxAeterna22878 Год назад

I find myself hoping this movie raised awareness about child abuse. A lot of people don't understand how destructive it is.

@DecadentSympozium 3 года назад

The last part that happens just after this is even more important to fully understand his character.

@nox5870 4 года назад

Underrated performance by Robin Williams! It's one of his best by far.

@pinokosthewife Год назад

“The things we fear the most have already happened to us.” I kind of hate the fact that I accurately guessed the entire backstory & motivations of that movie’s character (hence why I found him more sad than scary), but I was scared off of even headcanoning that thing, imagine saying mistakenly something that messed-up until-I was right! I guessed from his impassioned, but idealistic speech about what photographs represent (“I existed. I was young, I was happy, and someone cared enough about me in this world to take my picture.”) and how obsessed he is with vicariously living through photos of a happy family. It’s truly a testament to Robin Williams’ masterful acting and the amazing script that I, as a child sexual abuse victim myself, could sense a kindred spirit in Sy’s character and thus understood him so quickly.

@AluminumOxide Год назад

This movie is practically Kubrick style: the editing, cinematography and the use of film cameras from the 1980s instead of digital cameras. No surprises as the director Mark Romanek was inspired by Stanley Kubrick’s 2001 a space odyssey

@Kelly14UK 5 лет назад

Why is it i continually discover films that amount to no more than 100 minutes, even as little as 80 ( Farrell, Phone Booth), generally an hour and a half, and they are flat out amazing.

@ftnsbcsk8t 2 года назад

The tragedy of Sy is that all humans face this blight reality, of your own kind deteriorating before your eyes throwing away moments of true happiness for seconds of bliss. We all feel like Sy sometimes

@twohamburgers 5 лет назад

One of the most overlooked films ever

@user-zx1ir7jt4c 5 лет назад

Legendary actor...

@jediskunk67 Год назад

Whoever would’ve thought Robin had a serious side in him.

@cb_2887 3 года назад

Such a shame he wasn't nominated for and Oscar for this movie! He's done great dramatic roles but this one is fantastic! I still miss him! Fantastic Actor!

@DeepEye1994 4 года назад

A lot of people compared "Taxi Driver" and "King of Comedy" to "Joker" (over very surface level things IMO), but personally I instead found a lot in common between Arthur and Sy. Both of them imagine a happy life with people they're attracted to, both of them are psychologically troubled after a tragic childhood.

@SeggyCute 3 года назад

It’ll never happen because no one watched this movie. But I want a prequel.

@thebillsierraoscarclub 3 года назад

He's adorable when he cries 😥 when I cried as well

@BonecrusherT800 2 года назад

R.I.P. to the late, great Robin Williams. Equally brilliant in serious, dramatic roles as he was with his many comedic ones, and this was one of his very best if not his best. He made Sy both sinister yet sympathetic, but you can tell he was never truly malicious with his actions and longed for a happy childhood and family life he himself was robbed of. Such an excellent performance from an exceptionally talented man who's sorely missed everyday.

@rickyibarra 3 года назад

A lonely soul meets a fortunate man with a family, wife, kids, good behavior and all the pretty cute things.

@slugmuch 22 дня назад

we can feel the experience, he must have experienced something as a child

@EddieHawkinsII 2 месяца назад

Robin Williams’ acting is top notch, but one must also give credit to Eriq La Salle’s utterly shellshocked reaction as Sy goes on.

@nox5870 4 года назад

Oscars snubbed him that year! This is arguably his 2nd best performance after Good Will Hunting.

@iknowexactlywhoyouare8701 3 года назад

I can definitely see Robin play the role as Joker

@ccramit 3 месяца назад

I know Robin Williams has always been loved for his comedy, but his dramatic roles were always so crazy good. Dead Poet's Society, One Hour Photo, What Dreams May Come, etc. He is such an amazing dramatic actor. I always think the same thing about Jim Carey. Everyone loved him for his comedy, but Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind and Truman Show were probably my favorite movies from him.

@Marco-1090 3 года назад

So Darryl became a detective, after his hair fixer business failed.

@DMalltheway 3 года назад

After he stopped working at the E.R.

@liulingli8660 2 месяца назад

If I observed correctly, Sy’s painful expression in front was not really sad, but was shown to the police, and when he was deep in thought at the back, he was really recalling his childhood.

@satyendrandonibanerjee8682 2 года назад

So is nobody going to talk about how the detective says "Thank you for answering my questions so candidly" ? He's using the word "candidly" or "candid" like "candid camera" adding to the photo or photography theme of the film. I always found that quite interesting.

@josefengelhardt2767 Год назад

0:07 0:22 this is a Message to All the Evil People i see in this World

@MelancoliaI 2 года назад

This is just straight hard to watch. Devastating. IDK what Robin Williams channeled to bring so much realistic pain and horror into every word, but it's scary to think about.