Topic: R.I.P Robin Williams

Thats because for Aladdin: Return of Jafar and the TV series due to a dispute with Disney, it was the guy who did Homer's voice instead of Robin Williams. They were finally able to fix the dispute him and Disney in time for the third Aladdin movie.

Ready for another shock Rufio is Zuko from the Avatar: The Last Airbender series.

I just realized that almost all of the movies from from my childhood had Robin Williams in them which saddens me. May he rest in peace and I hope his family are able to pull through this difficult time.

O captain my captain, no one can replace you, though you have embarked on a grand adventure.

The Night at the Museum movies was where Robin Williams played a good role as Theodore Roosevelt. I liked it. Going to see the third one, since it's his last movie with him.

R.I.P Robin Williams

(Don't forget Ms. Doubtfire, that was a funny one.)

I almost bumped my car just as I heard this from the radio and felt a suspension of disbelief. My condolences to his family, really sad to hear about his depression too. In his honor, I will definitely get around to finishing Mrs. Doubtfire among his other classics.

So Blizzard will be creating a special in game character in memory of Robin Williams in World of Warcraft.

http://www.gamespot.com/articles/world-of-warcraft-to-memoria...

Wonder if Nintendo has anything planned?

Last night I watched Jumanji (on Netflix) in remembrance. I just kept thinking how unreal it seems that he's no longer with us.

I wish the best for his family.

Such a shame that such a brilliant man has died.

I'm starting a Robin Williams film marathon in remembrance as well. Last night I watched Jumanji and Dead Poet's Society (for the first time!).
Today, probably Insomnia and Hook.

He had such an amazingly diverse career that most actors never get a chance to experience. You have movies his Aladdin, Good Morning Vietnam, Mrs. Doubtfire, Good Will Hunting, Awakenings, Jumanji. Then throw in The Final Cut and One Hour Photo. Those last two are pretty dark, but the man was brilliant in those as well as everything else on his resume.

His episode of Whose Line is it, Anyway?! is well worth a viewing if you haven't seen it.

Those shoes will remain empty for all time.

He'll be missed.

Hearing news like this is like getting a punch in the gut. RIP to an amazing guy.

So apparently he was also suffering from the early stages of Parkinson's Disease as well.

http://www.aol.com/article/2014/08/14/robin-williams-wife-say...

RIP Robin Williams.

I'm going to miss him. I ought to marathon some movies.