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# The Death of Robin Williams - Part 2
- URL: https://tombeaverbooks.ghost.io/the-death-of-robin-williams-2/
- Published: 2026-10-06T02:44:11.000Z
- Updated: 2026-10-06T02:51:18.000Z
- Author: Tom Beaver
- Tags: Book: Movies And TV, #Import 2026-10-09 17:51

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His role in *The Fisher King* (a very good movie) is practically the definition of Robin Williams: a madman with a pained, lovable soul whose fits of humor are actually outbursts (and gifts) of greater than average sanity. 

I read an article by Russel Brand—the best thinking about Robin Williams I’ve come across. I knew Russel Brand was a very funny, brainy guy, but I didn’t know he was such a soulful thinker and skillful writer. 

People are listing their favorite Robin Williams films. I’ll list one that probably won’t get mentioned much. *RV*. It has a lot of what I loved about him: his warm soul, his intelligent misbehavior, his inoffensive way of poking stodginess in the ribs. My favorite is probably *Good Will Hunting*. \~ *Aug. 12, 2014 / On Facebook*