Robin Williams has died.

peter pan died :(

  On 8/12/2014 at 5:01 AM, sheatheman said:

So we should send, say, Dane Cook on USO tours instead? To punish the troops?

*Close before thread turns anti war*

We have already.

lol

  On 8/12/2014 at 1:44 AM, dr lopez said:

 

  On 8/12/2014 at 1:40 AM, sheatheman said:

As he matured, he took on serious roles more often.

 

Who's the actor Robin Williams has in his lap?

^ Shyla DeBeef

wait for it wait for it!!!!

What's a robin williams?

suicide? I'm about to cry

I broke down at work today, which sucks when you are a male cashier.

Will love this dude forever.

The enlightened clown, a shining example of humanity at its finest.

this is sad.. Rip

  On 8/12/2014 at 3:48 AM, joshuatx said:

This a bit of an afterthought, but another cool aspect of his career was his perennial USO tours. Save for Bob Hope and Louis CK, I can't think of a celebrity of that notability who toured so often to entertain American troops in combat zones. He did it in a very modest and low-key manner too.

I must have overlooked this part of his career. I can relate though, working the past eight years in a service geared towards providing hospitality and recreation to our troops who've deployed. While my sentiment of war is complicated, and I remain wary of the motives of the top dogs calling the shots, many of my clientele have been in those combat areas first hand. I guess I don't realize sometimes how grateful they are that our business exists.

As for Mr. Williams, I did somehow get the impression that he was facing a long-term struggle in life, especially when he took on more serious acting roles from Good Will Hunting onward. But he was one of the film industry's more genuine actors regardless. RIP.

R.I.P. Robin, you were loved by countless millions!

Nanoo Nanoo buddy

A piece of my childhood has been stripped from my heart. He brought joy and it's sad to see him go this way, one of the few celebrities that I care about enough to let my emotions get involved - nostalgia turns to remembrance.

Such a shame. I grew up watching mork and mindy. Rip Mr Williams

I was literally just talking about him and his movies. Got my friend to see What Dreams May Come. He hadn't heard of it.

I really love Dead Poets Society. A lot of good movies he was in had to do with suicide. He knew it better than anyone else.

RIP RW

Man, this is pretty shocking. Loved Ms. Doubtfire and many other movies as a kid.

The most shocking part of this is that it's suicide. How sad is it if even Robin Williams gives up.

The dude also loved video gaming. It's why he named his daughter Zelda. He also played WoW a lot too. Not sure why I'm saying this. Maybe because the first clip of him that I went to look up was this:

i'm quite shocked :(

plus a suicide makes it overly sad

RIP

  On 8/12/2014 at 8:49 AM, triachus said:

The dude also loved video gaming.

and Evangelion.

Rip.

Loved one hour photo.

  On 8/12/2014 at 9:24 AM, feltcher said:

Rip.

 

Loved one hour photo.

  On 8/12/2014 at 9:05 AM, jasondonervan said:

 

RIP

Beautiful picture.

Think the last thing I saw him in was the Louie episode, which was nice and fitting if I remember correctly.

Might have to watch Dead Poets Society, have not seen this one.

RIP, brilliant actor.

I normally don't give two shits about celebrity deaths, but man... this one actually hurts. Who doesn't love Robin Williams? He was a true talent and you could tell the guy really put his heart into everything he did, from his comedy to his acting, even if it was some silly Disney movie. The guy is a legend. I'm gonna put on one of his movies tomorrow and watch his Live on Broadway special in his honor. RIP

  On 8/12/2014 at 1:50 AM, sheatheman said:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6s26WxsgyKE

Oh man, this is favourite part of The Fisher King and one of my favourite bits from movies full stop. Them feels.

R.I.P. Robin

Ah man, this really bummed me out :( so sad. Guy was really a childhood icon for me as it was for so many people. Just watched Good Will Hunting last week, now on to another few flicks of him to remember this hero.

R.I.P.