There are many events in life that happen that can affect the world. These significant events change the way people perceive the world and how the handle situations or interpret different things. Events like 9/11 terrorist attacks and the falling of the Berlin wall affected people around the world, and in some cases brought them closer together. But there are certain smaller events such as an inspirational celebrity's death that can change many people's perspectives on life. A certain celebrity's death that shocked the world was the death of the actor Robin Williams. Robin Williams was a great man with many colors and his death brought many people sadness, including me.
It was August 11th, it was a summer day and the first day of school was getting closer and closer. That day was just like any summer day for me, I just relaxed at home trying to enjoy my last days of freedom before heading off to school. That evening my family and I ate dinner around 6:45 pm. Wheel of Fortune was on and at around 7:15 I finished my delicious meal made by my mother, washed my hands and started to head upstairs. As I was on my way up I heard the TV switch from Wheel of Fortune and it came on with a Breaking News report. I didn't really pay attention until I heard David Muir say "We have some said news tonight as we have just learned that 63 year old actor Robin Williams has died". When I heard that I turned around and ran down the stairs to hear the rest of what David Muir had to say. When he finished with the report I was in shock. I could not believe what I was hearing. Robin Williams was a huge part of my childhood. I watched a lot of his movies such as "Mrs. Doubtfire", "Aladdin", "Jumanji", and "RV". As a matter of fact during freshman year in my English class taught by Ms. Svincek we watched "Dead Poets Society", one of his most inspirational movies.
Robin Williams I did my report on Robin Williams. ... He was born in Chicago, Illinois., and his full name is Robin McLaurim Williams. His parents are Robert and Laurie Williams. ... Williams was voted "Most Humourous", and "Most Likely To Suceed". ... Robin was the 5th in line for making the most movies in the 90's. ...
Williams' portrayed "a string of successful film roles over the years, show casing his stellar comedic talents as well as his ability to take on serious work" ("Robin McLaurin Williams"). ... After the death of Williams, "fans gathered at the South Florida hotel, The Carlyle, where a portrait of Williams sits on the front porch. ... Robin Williams role in Mrs. ... Williams "used his incredible energy to help a variety of causes, from visiting children's wards in hospitals to entertaining US troops in war zones" ("Robin Williams"). ... Jud...
Robin Williams has always been "the funny guy". ... The movies were Death to Smoochy, Insomnia, and personally my favorite One Hour Photo. Who would think that Robin Williams one of the funniest men in the world would take on such serious roles? ... But Williams is One Hour Photo makes you forget about Robin Williams the comedian and really makes you believe what you"re seeing. I went to see One hour Photo because of Robin Williams. ...
Robin Williams brings to life the true story of Patch Adams, a non-conformist doctor who is on a mission to reform the medical system... One of the most delightful moments was when Patch went into the children's ward of the hospital and began to turn on his "Robin Williams" humor. ... Robin Williams also shone when he delivered a flawless performance of his characters dramatic side of the movie. ... He focused on giving quality of life rather than just fighting inevitable death. ... Roger Ebert thought Robin Williams as " a pain in the wazoo. ...
Robin Williams went with the authentic Patch Adams to visit hospitals to prepare the character. It is the sixth time that Williams plays a doctor. Plot Hunter Adams (Robin Williams) is a depresive man that in the beginning of the film he doesn't know what to do with his life, he travels in a bus to the Psychiatric Hospital, where he will go in voluntary form. ... Robin Williams plays his role in a magnificent way. ...
The date is unknown because nobody ever asked him and after his death I found no documentation of the exact date. ... He first met Robin on a bridge. ... He was Robin's trusted henchman and kinsman (Tales of Robin Hood Info 3). ... He captured Robin many times, but could not manage to hold on to him (Tales of Robin Hood Info 4). ... Meanwhile, Robin had met Sir Guy who admitted that he was hunting Robin Hood. ...
Robin Hood is a classic tale of good versus evil. Robin constantly engages in battles against the antagonist, the sheriff of Nottingham. ... Robin Hood is an outlaw and like most outlaws of his time he had a reward on his head. ... Robin Hood did what I considered to be morally right. His actions were meant to improve the lives of others and not for personal gain, therefore I identify with his motives. ...
Overview Robin Hood began a personal crusade against the Sheriff of Nottingham, as a result of a conflict that Robin Hood had with the Sheriff and his administration. ... Robin Hood and the Merrymen exist to rob from the rich and give to the poor. ... King Richard would be a supporter and ally of Robin Hood and the Merrymen. ... Currently Robin Hood accepts anyone who wishes to join his organization. ... Robin Hood's organization is in a precarious position. ...
Robin Williams and Damon were both very inspirational in this film. ... Williams figured all that out in the end of the movie. ... Matt Damon and Robin Williams had two very important roles in this film. ... Williams puts everything into perspective for him. ...
