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*Bird Cage was underrated? UNDER RATED?* This is why I hate WatchMojo: so prone to idiotic sentences. Don't fear the empty spaces in between words. Y'all don't have to fill it with dumb statements. _The Bird Cage_ is next to _Mrs. Doubtfire_ as quintessential Robin Williams' comedy. I keep telling RU-vid that I'm not interested in WatchMojo, but they push on and I'm always disappointed in your channel.
How could you leave out what he did in One Hour Photo in the scene where he is evading the police by running through a darkened conference room? On the first take, he did it naked. From what I have heard, it took almost an hour to get the room full of extras back under control.
Judge Reinhold trying to kidnap Bette Midler in "Ruthless People" as he intends to Chlorophorm Bette, and bette hits him and he whipes his eyes with the cloth he was going to drug her with. The performance had me laughing to the point where I wasn't making a sound.
I met Robin Williams once. We got stuck for about 10 min together on a ski lift . I kept looking discretely at him trying to figure out if it was him or not. After about a min of this. He turned to me as said "Yes, I am Robin we can get to know each other while we are stuck in here or I can jump down" After that comment I was laughing. It's been 20 years since that happened I still remember it I have a few pictures with him after. RIP to a true legend and an amazing human being.
Soooo, the incredibly famous and loved Robin Williams was discarded by his party to share a ski lift with a stranger? Just trying to picture how that could happen.
Trying to throw shade on my experience? I feel sorry for you. Must be sad to be that cynical and sorry for what experiences made you that way. Have a great life.@@GaryMillyz
@@coldheart1c327Not everyone is forgotten. We still speak of people from thousands of years ago, can you imagine what will be remembered now with the tech we have? My wife and I have started making digital recordings for our grandchildren and great grandchildren , having our kids do the same, so no matter how far our lines go, there will always be something to look back at. I honestly don't care if I'm forgotten. In my view , we are like a fire that lights candles, our flame never dies its shared and spread, before us back to the original, we never truly die until something stops that flame.
Robin Williams was by far one of the best actors the world has ever had. That man had so much charisma that it should have been illegal to be that charismatic. He was taken way too soon.
@@philliphernandez2649 Yeah the best part of the bit was cut out here. After “Robbins” takes the stick back, Elmo slinks down into the crate and yells, “I ONLY HAD 3 LINES!” It’s hilarious.
The only actor we’ve lost that I cried for days. This man was a huge part of why I am who I am. His comedy and movies helped mold me into the human I am today. Rip Mr Williams.
I still tear up to this day. Knowing there will never be another like him. He was like the Uncle that no one talks about, but is always listened to cause you don't want to miss what he says.
Me too! I woke up to the news & cried all day. I woke up the next day, at first not having it in my consciousness, then it hit me & I cried all that day, too. I woke up the next day & it was there, like a flash. It wasn't until the 4th day that I could pull myself together - I told myself, that my Mork would not want us sad. On the back of my mother's order of service two years later it said, "Don't cry because it's over, be happy because it happened". Robin lived & died on his own terms. Very brave.
In an interview I read somewhere, his co-star on Mork & Mindy, Pam Dawber, was quoted as saying: “Although we have a script, Robin never keeps to it and most of what ends up on the screen is improvisation!”.
He was a legend, an artist, a genius, but above all someone who one day realized the power of laughter, it made people happy. You know what I've noticed, if you get a bunch of people into a room with different ways of thinking or believing or misunderstandings and after a while get all of them to start laughing their asses off and they all feel happy about who was there to experience those great memories with them, all of a sudden three of the most crucial things that any form of life needs start to happen. Communication, understanding, and eventually peace. But it all starts with a good laugh and Robin could make anybody laugh. He was a gift to us all .
In Aladdin And The King Of Thieves, there was a scene where the Genie tried to cheer Princess Jasmine up who's nervously waiting for Aladdin's return from finding his father. Not only was this scene full of practically endless impressions, but there was a moment where Jasmine hesitantly chuckled before a line. That could've been her voice actress Linda Larkin trying not to laugh.
Robin Williams was a comic genius, you couldn't help but laugh no matter what you saw him in whether it be stand up or a movie, or TV show. The legend will be missed forever.
I love Robin Williams. Hook, Jumanji, Mrs. DoubtFire and Aladdin are my favorites. Including FernGully: The Last Rainforest and Robots. He never fails to put a smile on my face
Letting Robin Williams just do his own thing and letting the cameras just record him happens in many movies he did as he was so funny it was always gold.
"Oh, to have been in that audience." Well, let me tell you, my wife and I WERE in that audience. It was the most amazing night ever! It wasn't our first time at a taping of Whose Line, but it certainly was one of the best (along with the Melissa's Underwear episode, IYKYK). We had waited outside the studio in the rain for several hours, but the producers kept coming out and promising us it would be worth it. Once we got inside and were given towels to dry off, they sprung the news on us that Robin was the guest star. The place erupted. What made it all the more special was that it was my wife's birthday. A normal taping of Whose Line would run about 3-4 hours and everyone would be getting tired around the 2.5 to 3 hour mark, but not this episode. It went on for another hour beyond normal and we were still laughing hysterically with the same energy as we had at the start of the evening. A LOT of what Robin did never made it to air because he went nuts with a few of the games and even Ryan joined in with him and they went BLUE for sure. I've never laughed that much, that hard, or for that long consecutively as I did that night. I miss Robin and all that he brought to the world. I'm especially grateful that I got to be there that night and witness Robin work his magic. RIP in Robin. You are missed.
I legitimately started crying during this video. This is such a beautiful tribute to an amazing man who kept the world afloat with laughter. R.I.P., Mr. Robin Williams. Even though you're no longer on this mortal plane, your crazy antics keep the laughter alive. Thank you. ❤
Gone but never forgotten, Robin Williams infectious laughter and comedy spans some generations. I listen to his standups every year when I need a good laugh in sometimes the darkest of hours. Mr. Williams, Thank you for keeping souls entertained even on the other side! RIP Robin Williams, BANGERANG!!!
We will never see another actor like Robin Williams, he was truly one of a kind! Nobody has that kind of enthusiasm, passion or energy. Love and miss you Robin Carpe Diem.
I miss this man every day! He was the funniest person I have ever seen. I remember watching a Comic Relief by myself, and my mother in law coming in and asking me what was wrong, because I was laughing so much I was crying! He was the best. RIP, Robin!!
Quite possibly the single greatest loss to humanity in the last 50 years. He was more than just the comedy, he had a genuine heart and will be remembered forever as a beacon of what we should all strive to be.
You know someone is absolute gold when the cameraman shakes the camera laughing, and the director decides to keep it, because they'll never get that authenticity back.
Elmo: "What are you going to do with that stick?" Robin: "Well, Elmo, I'm going to completely improvise a two-minute, kid-friendly recreation of the most famous 8 minutes in the history of 'Inside the Actors Studio'!"
Strange that a man who's never failed to make me laugh can also make me tear up a bit. All that comedy, all that laughter, all while dealing with serious issues of his own. Truly an incredible human being. Damnit Robin, you left too soon man 😢
He was a a living human master piece, a genius... when you are able to translate your surroundings into a joke and inspire others the way he did.. you're something special
This is Watch Mojo. If you just want the scenes, you're in the wrong place. This channel is about listing top 10s and so on. It wouldn't be Watch Mojo if they didn't explain why they put the different parts in the list.
Patch Adams is one of my all time favourite movies. His Talent at being able to play so many different characters was incredible, he rates with all of the truly great ones.
People like Williams, they just brought joy and laughter with them without effort, which made them even greater when they did try. The World needs more people like him.
Robin Williams had a way of just looking at you normally and making you laugh. The man was overflowing with comedy. I'm willing to be that Robin Williams could have made you laugh while he was sleeping. He was the king of comedy!
Well there was, kind of. Watching him and Jonathan Winters take off was just ... a tribute to two very brilliant and funny men. I think we may only get two in a century.
Sure there will. There will always be someone funnier or faster or stronger or better. always... nobody is that special that one day someone better comes along. Artist or athlete. That said. He was a great artist. very funny. Loved him.
I miss him. To this day not another actors passing hit so hard for me. Matthew Perry was next for me. Funny it's always the ones who make you laugh the most are sometimes hurting just as bad or worse.
you cut off too early on the Elmo one! After Elmo screams "I ONLY HAD THREE LINES!" you can hear a genuinely sweet laughter come from Robin. That is my absolutely favorite laugh Robin ever did.
Maybe it’s just that he’s so excited that he finally got to work with Williams that he cracked so easily. I mean, I’m not even an actress, but man I would definitely crack so easily if I had the chance.
Robin Williams will forever be a part of me. I cried when watching NatM3 when he said goodbye. I had just heard the news of his passing and my wife and I wanted to see his last film. He said it best, Those who make others laugh just dont want others to feel their pain. RIP Robin. We all miss you.
It was sad when he passed thinking he wasn’t loved but for the world we all loved him he brought laughter and happiness to every home that his movies n tv shows and comedy specials were playing.
It breaks my heart that R Williams brought so much joy and laughter to the world but could not find joy or peace in his later years. Also his generosity to his fans.
Just a rumor. Truth is he had a neurological disease that causes dementia. That is the theory, but only Robin Williams completely knows what was wrong at that moment
Such a talent! I feel honored to have been able to watch his whole career as it unfolded over the decades. If only we could have known the depths of his despair and possibly helped him before his tragic end. You were, no ARE, one of the best comedic geniuses to have ever roamed this earth! Thank you!
FAVROITE comedian! ANYTHING Robin did made me laugh. That said, I don't think there's a time where I DIDN'T laugh at/with him. FAVORITE joke is the golf joke he did on one of his specials!
I bet Will Smith said “I know I can’t replace Robin Williams Genie and it’s big shoes to fill but I had a fun time playing the Genie in the 2019 film of Aladdin”. I might be wrong but I love to guess
It always makes me sad knowing that this man had to go through so much mental anguish during the last few years of his life. I was born in '91, and the original Jumanji was a huge part of my childhood - All his 90s family movies were. I'm glad that people younger than me were at least able to experience him through the night at the museum series.
I will never forget what he did on "Actor's Guild" w/ James Lipton. What he did with just a simple scarf - - OMG. At least 5 different vignettes, one of which almost had the owner pass out.
Basically any joke Robin Williams did made me laugh historically, but it saddens me to think of his passing so while he will be missed be still brings laughter to the world
