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The post that was quoted here has been removed"Dead Poets Society" set in Boston/Cambridge is still my favorite.... and I'm not precisely sure why. Thanks, Duchess64.
Originally posted by divegeester"Good Will Hunting was one of Robin Williams‘ best films. Let’s remember the Hollywood legend through the best quotes from the movie below:
There was always a deep sadness about him which I can now recognise as depression. He never really smiled, not really, and his eyes always look full of woe.
I feel that his performance in Good Will Hunting connected with and transmitted this inner sadness more than any other role - maybe he wasn't even acting it. The scene where he defends his wife's ...[text shortened]... t his best. The look he gives the painting after Will has gone is priceless.
Such a sad loss.
Originally posted by FMFI feel like I'm choking on a river of tears that I simply can't let go, they're all jammed up in there.
I have a feeling Robin Williams would have made jokes about internet creatures like yourself rather than laugh at your "jokes".
Williams made me laugh out loud too including many of his talk show appearances ~ which I have seen on YouTube ~ in some of which he made hard-hitting points about the reality of alcoholism that have lodged in my brain and affected m ...[text shortened]...
The same can be said for a lot of what came out of his mind in his rapid fire comedic style.
Originally posted by FreakyKBHYour sadness confuses me; is he not now in heaven, close to god? Is he not now truly happy and at peace?
I feel like I'm choking on a river of tears that I simply can't let go, they're all jammed up in there.
Since he first exploded onto the small screen on "Happy Days" as Mork, from Ork, through so many great movies, Robin has been a part of this fan's life since 1978.
His dazzling emotional intelligence, ability to convey pathos in such achingly mirror-li ...[text shortened]... ometimes, though, Robin, you take one for the team.
I really, really wish you hadn't done that.
Originally posted by Great King RatAs a believer, I am confident in his current state.
Your sadness confuses me; is he not now in heaven, close to god? Is he not now truly happy and at peace?
Shouldn't you be happy when someone leaves this temporally existence?