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Originally Posted by cleanskull
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Originally Posted by cleanskull
Some time ago someone posted here a link to a youtube vid where he's interviewed by some famous therapist, I think. I watched just part of it and it was so moving: He spoke about his childhood and a big black dog he had then and he clearly loved him a lot. I choked watching that part as I remembered the scene in the film, when he dies and the first one to receive him on the other side is his dog, also a big dark one.Quote:
Originally Posted by cleanskull
I really hope that was what happened to him, that he found peace and his big dog from his childhood was there to welcome him.
I think the show you are on about is when Pamela Stephenson interviewed him for her show Shrink Rap over here in the UK. I always wondered why he was on it until I remembered he was really good friends with her husband Billy Connolly. Anywhere not sure how much was posted but here's the full show on YT if anyone is interested.Quote:
Originally Posted by Xiroi
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G4jMEeXc9s8
Thanks so much Shellc. Not sure if it's the same link I bookmarked but that's the interview I mentioned and that I've been unable to finish as it was hard watching him talking about his childhood memories knowing he was gone.
I loved seeing him relaxed, speaking calmly, very different to his hyper-active persona.
One year ago we lost this beloved spark of insanity. I loved what he said in the John Lipton interview about what he thought heaven would be like and at the end he said it would be great for God to start a joke with "2 Jews walk into a bar....."
Totally agree!Quote:
Originally Posted by Buttercup
Hard to believe it's been a whole year.
same here....wow a whole year
I miss him. Such beautiful talent. Still shocked he is gone. LOVED him in Dead Poets Society. I hope his family & dear friends ( especially Billy Crystal & Whoopi )are doing okay this week.:(.
Wow A year already hard to believe.
the widow has gotten used to a certain lifestyle
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz...-drags-on.html
Oh yeah. The same ol' Trophy wife shit. Boo fuckin' hoo.
I can't believe it's been a year. I still get a lump in my throat when I think of him.
Now the spouse and kids are fighting over his extensive bicycle collection.
She gets to live in the house until her death, then it reverts to his kids, and her kids (WTF?).
http://www.latimes.com/local/lanow/l...828-story.html
Miss his take on the world. :(
Page Six says they may have finally come to an agreement. They are just waiting for the judge's approval.
"Terms of the out-of-court settlement were not disclosed but James Wagstaffe, who is representing Susan Williams, said his client will remain in the San Francisco Bay Area home she shared with Williams and receive living expenses to maintain the home for the rest of her life. Wagstaffe said she also will receive a watch Robin Williams often wore, a bike bought on their honeymoon, and their wedding gifts."
http://pagesix.com/2015/10/02/robin-...-estate-fight/
RV is in heavy rotation on various cable channels and I watched it last night with a new appreciation. Funny movie.
It seems reasonable she gets their wedding gifts and a couple of items he used often. As for the home, maybe that was an agreement they had, that he'd made sure she'd always have a nice place to live.Quote:
Originally Posted by TheWrath of MadelineKahn
In cases like this, current spouse vs children from previous marriages, it's always advisable to lawyer up. It's much better having attorneys discussing who gets what than those implied. I come from a very complicated family and I know by experience that lawyers can avoid a lot of emotionally draining discussions when it comes to decide who gets what.
I'm not saying gold-diggers don't exist, but not every single 2nd or 3rd wife is one and according to this, she's requested items she has an emotionally connection to. I'll give her the benefit of the doubt.
the widow speaks
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz...w-suicide.html
"Husband of three years". I have underwear older than that. It takes a bit for real love to set in. I think she is being a bit of a drama twat.Quote:
Originally Posted by cash
That poor guy.
I was completely shocked when I heard the news of Robin Williams's having passed away. He was such a big part of my childhood, through the likes of Aladin, Flubber, Mrs. Doubtfire, and others. You are gone but not forgotten, Mr. Williams. You may not know it, but you are tremendously missed here on earth. :') I'm just glad that whatever pain you had (which convinced you to take your own life) is now finally over. :'(
Stumbled on this. Not sure if it's for real. Apologies if somebody already posted earlier:
!Warning: Dead Photo!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lnim-TZFhJA
Nope...proven to be a fake of Robin. Check out Snopes.Quote:
Originally Posted by Gladiolus
I think this one was a hoax(?). It sure looks like him though. A bit uncanny if it's not him.Quote:
Originally Posted by Gladiolus
Somebody probably cobbled Williams's head onto another body or computer imaged the belt mark. I didn't think it was real because his face didn't look right.Quote:
Originally Posted by Aviatrix
Would have been 65 today
http://www.usmagazine.com/celebrity-...rthday-w430305
:::sigh::: Still makes me so sad.
:(:(:(:(..............................:cool:
his final year
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/..._hp_ref=canada
No one could blame him , in fact ,after reading that I'm almost glad he found a route out of the horror .Poor man , I hope he's full of laughter again wherever he is.
I didn't see a thread for Shelley Duvall, Robin's co-star in Popeye, but I just saw a commercial for Dr. Phil, and she's going to be on the show. She's grossly overweight and seriously lost her mind. I'm posting a link to an article about her, but in the clip for Phil's show, she claims that Robin is not dead, that he's "shapeshifting."
http://www.hollywoodvulture.com/shel...ou-didnt-want/
Dr. Phil:
https://www.bing.com/videos/search?q...074A&FORM=VIRE
Jesus, I know it's that paragon of good tv, Dr. Phil, but why even air that show, she's obviously not in her right mind.Quote:
Originally Posted by McCourt
Happy 66th, Mr. Williams.
Happy Belated Birthday Robin, Almost three years ago that you left us.
Happy belated, Mr. Williams.
I'll never forget that sad day in August three years ago. :(
Robin's been gone three years today. Still miss him dearly.
Lately I've been thinking of my favorite movies that I own that Robin did Aladdin, Bicentennial Man, Fern Gully: The Last Rainforest, Hook, Jumanji, Mrs.Doubtfire, Night At The Museum 1-2, and it makes me miss him a lot wishing he was still here to brighten my day
I was shocked when I heard this was suicide. He continued to make people smile and laugh when he was fighting so many inner demons. It's such a tragedy and unfortunately the world has lost such a lovable character. RIP Robin, fly high!!
SO was I, but then it made sense. He was always "on", from what I've read and he was that way because he was trying to mask what was really going on. This one hurt, and I hope he realized how much light he brought into the world.Quote:
Originally Posted by BuzzyChick
I'm not sure if it was true or not but I'd heard I think some where his wife say maybe that the reason he committed suicide was due to his declining health and not because of any kind of struggle with depression
4 years later and I still feel saddened by his death. His roles really had the best quotes and memorable lines! As an actor, he is funny and brings joy to everyone. Unfortunately, the light he gives to others also doesn't shine in his life :(
I agree Black,I am still sadden by his death, and welcome to the forum.
Thanks. I just watched Dead Poets Society so yeah, just felt the need to comment here again :(Quote:
Originally Posted by pkstracy
I love Dead Poets, I need to get that movie again.
He was awfully damn young, wasn't he? I think now looking back he was the first of the rush of younger Baby Boomers dying, the trend that really bothers me now. The good thing though is I have not yet seen much of his good stuff. I saw "One Hour Photo" and was impressed by that.
( Thank You)Just another cash grab, like books about John Lennon and ElvisQuote:
Originally Posted by cash
after they died.
I agree Black, still sad :(Quote:
Originally Posted by black