Originally posted by Great Big Stees This is starting to resemble a motorcycle gang funeral where the killers show up and announce that they are responsible for the funeral.
It's a pity he didn't take on more dramatic roles over his career. His work in Dead Poets Society, Awakenings and Good Will Hunting, specifically, is incredible. I was not so much a fan of his comedy or his frantic delivery but he's one of the few, if not the only, stand up comedian who overwhelmingly succeeded in stand up, big screen comedy and drama over the past few decades.
Originally posted by FMF Do you have any tribute you'd like to pay to Robin Williams?
For the sake of the wife and children he left behind I will not play your tribute game. You can respect and pay tribute to the dead all you want, but try having a little respect and compassion for the people who were closest to him and are still living.
Originally posted by darvlay It's a pity he didn't take on more dramatic roles over his career. His work in Dead Poets Society, Awakenings and Good Will Hunting, specifically, is incredible. I was not so much a fan of his comedy or his frantic delivery but he's one of the few, if not the only, stand up comedian who overwhelmingly succeeded in stand up, big screen comedy and drama over the past few decades.
You'll get more from him in the remainder of 2014 and even into 2015. I heard that he had finished his parts in at least three (some sources say four) yet-to-be-seen films: Merry Friggin' Christmas, Night at the Museum: Secret of the Tomb, and in early 2015, a voice part in Absolutely Anything.
Originally posted by Suzianne You'll get more from him in the remainder of 2014 and even into 2015. I heard that he had finished his parts in at least three (some sources say four) yet-to-be-seen films: Merry Friggin' Christmas, Night at the Museum: Secret of the Tomb, and in early 2015, a voice part in Absolutely Anything.
I likely won't be watching any of those going by their titles.
Originally posted by lemon lime For the sake of the wife and children he left behind I will not play your tribute game. You can respect and pay tribute to the dead all you want, but try having a little respect and compassion for the people who were closest to him and are still living.
You don't want to pay tribute to the man, is that what you mean?
Originally posted by FMF Well, if that's the case, perhaps you should have excluded him from the many vituperative, dehumanizing sweeping statements you've made about Hollywood film stars on the Debates Forum over the years. That scorn you trot out ad nauseam was what immediately sprang to mind when I saw that you had deliberately debased the thread about him. 🙂
How ironic. All I hear in the debate forum is how the top 1% is destroying the country, you know, people like Robin Williams. I would then reckon left wingers would be smiling ear to ear to see that he has died.
Originally posted by FMF You don't want to pay tribute to the man, is that what you mean?
I'll get to him in due time. I'm still paying tribute to Elvis and Bruce Lee and Michael Jackson and etc etc. Williams is now second to last on my list, before Lauren Bacall.
Originally posted by whodey How ironic. All I hear in the debate forum is how the top 1% is destroying the country, you know, people like Robin Williams. I would then reckon left wingers would be smiling ear to ear to see that he has died.
It must be so depressing for your thoughts on any and every subject to come back to this time after time. 😕
Originally posted by whodey But is it what you hear from the left about every day.
Funny thing though, the top 1% keeps shrinking. Is that the goal?
What would be better, the top 10% or the top .00001%?
no all we here from you slobberes is how the worlds going to end if Macdonald's pays its workers a minimum wage of 10 lousy dollars an hour but how its justifiable to pay 10,000 dollars an hour for your fat cat friends.
RIP Robin Williams
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