Robin Williams

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Alfred William Robin died in 1935.

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Begs the question: win what? Robin Williams has been performing comedy and acting since the 1970's; Steve Carrell's performing career didn't fire up until more than ten years later. Williams has earned an Oscar, two Emmys, six Golden Globes, five Grammies, and two SAG Awards; Carell won a Spike TV 2008 "Funniest M.F. Award."

While both men are brilliantly funny, it is perhaps unfair to compare them. At best, you're going to get only personal speculation and opinion. And, those are inclined to agree with your own.

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No. While Robin Williams may even have jokingly considered himself an honorary Jew, he was actually Christian.

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No character played by Robin Williams, or film title is returned with Garth as a search term.

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There was going to be, but the plans for it had to be shelved.

How is Robin Williams health?

False - He played an alien from outer space

Yeah, he ties a belt around his neck whilst masturbating and accidentally kills himself

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Bonnie Hunt played the character Sarah, who freed him from the game.

Yes. Pam dawber and Robin Williams were very good friends. He stuck up for her many times. They wanted her to wear a badded bra and she refused and Robin backed her up. He also made sure that there were episodes written where she could show off her comedic talents and shine. I did read somewhere that she did have some resentments towards the end of the show that they were making her character less and less important and mostly writing for him, but she didn't resent him, just the producers and writers.

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Robin Williams was a drug addict. He admittedly suffered from addiction problems most of his adult life. He also suffered from bipolar disorder, and he had said that at one point when he made a movie or a show, he would stop taking his meds and snort cocaine to regain his functionality.

Sadly, Robin Williams committed suicide in August 2014.

The judge denied him joint custody of his children, and his ex-wife wanted to hire a nanny. He didn't trust strangers to take care of his children. He also believed that no one could love them more than he did.

Robin Williams was not credited in the movie "Secret Agent" because he provided the voice for the character of "The Man in the Hat" in a cameo role. The filmmakers chose to keep his appearance a secret to maintain the surprise element for the audience. Additionally, Williams often preferred to work in roles that allowed him to contribute without seeking the limelight, which was consistent with his approach to many of his projects.

Robin Williams is often represented by his unparalleled talent as a comedian and actor, showcasing both humor and deep emotional range. His iconic roles in films like "Good Will Hunting" and "Mrs. Doubtfire" reflect his ability to blend comedy with poignant life themes. Additionally, his advocacy for mental health awareness highlights the struggles he faced, making him a symbol of both joy and vulnerability.

Robin Williams did not have a role in Disney's "The Aristocats." The film, released in 1970, features the voices of actors such as Eva Gabor, Phil Harris, and Sterling Holloway. Williams is known for his work in other animated films, like "Aladdin," where he voiced the Genie.