These gentlemen provided a GREAT interview space for Robin Williams to be himself...and if HE CHOSE to bring in comedy - but was so low key - it was not required. This is one of his best interviews ever - with 2 people who did not act like sycophants...but 2 guys who appreciated Robin and cared enough to ask well thought out unique questions of this precious man.
The eyes give it away. My mom passed away this June from complications related to cortico basal ganglia degenerative dementia--the rarest form--which manifests much like Lewey body, and her eyes too had a heavy-laden look about them. LB is a devastating type of dementia and how Robin must have suffered as he grew terrified of far worse problems that lay before him. God bless this much-loved man; an American treasure who is missed every day. He is a roaming heavenly spirit now.
It is so good to hear someone talk about Lewys Body Dementia, the cause of death. Not drinking or drugging, just a disease that can only be diagnosed with an autopsy. I'm so sorry about your Mum. She has peace and sometimes that's all we can hang on to to get us through. God bless and keep her.
@@SirReginaldBumquistIII It's extremely rare to diagnose in people...and is sometimes misdiagnosed as something else (which I also believe happened to Robin Williams).
i've never seen an interview of him that was this realistic. I figure this is what ue was really like, a friendly, quiet guy that was able to make anyone laugh. He was my idol as I grew up. You will be missed Robin, RIP
Yes...this is what he was like before super stardom. There is alot of old stuff out there...specifically an Oprah interview in her beginning as well. Saw him at the Royal Oak Music Theatre right after his "Mork" days. There was NOBODY funnier. You would probably really appreciate him with De Niro in "Awakenings".
Even though it's been almost 7 years, knowing this man is gone honestly still hurts. Being a 90's kid, (born in 1984), he was in so many of my favorite childhood movies. He was a sailor, an eccentric but lovable bat with a radar on the side of head, a genie, a nanny, a boy turned man who can fly. RIP Robin Williams. You are still so sorely missed. #GenieIsFree 🧞♂️🧞♂️💙💙
He's the only Actor - Comedian that his passing hit me like a hurricane and sadden me for real. Was & still speechless. Great human, huge sensitivity, very cultivated person and The *BEST of his class*. Will always be remembered. Your legacy will live on forever and will always be our *Patch Adams*. We'll meet on the other side but not yet....Daaaaamn how he made me and still make me laugh like crazy & will continue forever *Vade In Pace* Robin Williams.
Moilim Yacoub him and paul walker he was another genuine great humble person gone to soon. I struggle with addiction just like robbin williams and depression god bless anyone goong threw it
emm nothing like robin willams dude.. he had depression and was bi-polar... but nothing like a junkie addiction thats just a weak metaphor for lazy......@@rodneyspivey7140
He appears to be relaxed and it's nice to see him not So manic and "on" and more real and himself. He still shows his immense talent of being able to go in and out of characters and voices so effortlessly. Cool interview. Thanks for sharing.
I agree. Would've love to have dinner with him and have a good chat about day to day life. Not asking meaningless questions, but just chat about day to day life. Thats whats missing in life; people just sitting down forgetting about modern day pressures like social media and what people expect to see.
I appreciate your comment but I think his brain worked at the speed of a hummingbird wings so using the term manic wasn't helpful. Best wishes all the same.
@@danielelmes7549he's a stranger to you that's a bit weird to think you'll just be so close to have a dinner but okay. Whatever works in your little lala land.
I get a little sadder everyday...I need some distance from these interviews. I wonder if on TV, say, if Craig Ferguson would've "broken the spell", and broached the subject of suicide and addiction (an unreasonable, unfunny leap, I know)...I imagine Robin would have made a joke of it; but if someone, a nation? could've accepted him as not being, not having to be funny, but still loved, would he have seen himself differently, not so lonely?
What an amazing man on all counts. I'm been a life long fan. His presence on this planet has been so resonantly palpable that his spirit will always be with us and a part of us. In 1951 God gave us a rare gift.
Still so very much missed. He was my "go to" when I needed a smile and laugh. I still revisit his works but, with the world the way it is today, man oh man, what he could do with Trump/Pence and other politicians. What a great interview! A hidden gem. Thank you to you and Robin for this. ❤
This is the first time that I have watched this interview with Robin Williams and I am so lucky to now know the intellectual side of the person that I only knew as a comedian and actor. my conclusion oh,what a clever person. May he rest in peace and thanks for the memories.
Great to have seen him from this calm side, too! Intelligent, reflected and kind. It is most of all the human being Robin Williams we are sad to have lost, more than the actor and the comedian. In most of his movies, he was able to let his personality shine through the role figure. That's what makes him so outstanding! Thank you, and bless you, Robin!
2021 and people still posting thank you Rpbin Williams for being in the world in the same way that Tom Petty fans when it's possible will go and watch the cover guys that make up Petty Theft concerts. Neither one will ever be lost.
This is by far the best & most insightful & revealing interview with Robin Williams ever. Having watched more than one hundred interviews on RUclips with this improvised comedy genius, it is indeed incredibly rare to see what was really hidden underneath the veil.
Thank you for sharing this interview, Mr. Adams. It's hard to believe he will no longer be in this world to share his joyous humor and wit. Huge void that will never be filled. Unless he reincarnates like the Dalai Lama. Great man of the ages. Miss you much, Robin! See you soon.
I truly enjoyed this interview. It seems like he's got his walls down, not just being 'on' all the way through. Just speaking candidly and honestly as well as bringing some smart and interesting conversation to the interviewers. Thank you for posting this!
RIP Robin you were truly amazing one of a kind.....most great at comedy, improvisation and ad-lib there will never be anyone better. The laughter has died a lot now and a great great light that once was this fantastic amazing comedic genius of you has now been extinguished and that light will never be lit again......so so sad....my heart is broken. Robin you were greatly loved and now you are greatly mourned and missed.....
16:19 Robin talking about "World's Greatest Dad" is kind of spooky, considering it begins with someone tragically hanging himself. That scene alone is too heart-wrenching for me to watch the movie again, but it's interesting that Robin was so proud of it.
Beautiful. I really wish I got to see him live. I really miss him yet I didn't know him. Very sad. Rest in peace you beautiful man who was my childhood hero.
Robin seemed like a person that cared about world events and its people....I turned the nightly news off 2 years ago and no longer worry about the daily BS that is broadcast. Too many wheels grinding in your head will not give you a restful peace. Never really liked many of Robins movies, although was a genius on stage and in a interview situation....just a genuine person that was a gift to all of us and left too soon.
Robin's greatest gift was his mind and his heart! His personality and his talent came from having a brilliant mind! So fast paced and creative! He was like a one of those money counting machines just spitting out incredible material every second! Parkinson's disease would of stole everything he loved from him! The idea of not being able to do what he loved! The frustration from not being able to do it! And then not being able to make the people around you happy! Robin lived to make others happy by doing what he could do best! In his life he suffered from severe depression when he could do the things he loved! Could you imagine how painful that must of been for him? Knowing that soon you could possibly have it all stolen from you by your own body! It's so upsetting to think he couldn't bare to see those days come. I will always love him dearly though for the gift of life he gave to every single one of us! In my days of depression he is here for me. He gave his laugh and smile for us and in return he has my heart. God bless him
"Bush was a self-opening pinata."- Robin Williams LMAOOOO so many years later and he is still the greatest. Definitely the #1 person I wish we could magically bring back.
It's been several weeks and it still makes me sad that clinical depression beat Robin Williams. He was such an intelligent, sweet person with amazing talent. Depression does not discriminate. RIP Robin.
What an inspirational! So happy my dad got me into watching men like robin William, Jim carry, Steve Martin, billy crystal, jerry Seinfeld any many more growing up. True comedian but very interesting, intelligent men outside of their careers. Life is so dry with out people like robin William. Wish I met him and gave him and hug and told him how much he helped me growing up. Got me out of my depression. Forever appreciated 😍🤩🤩🤩
Robin Williams is the only celebrity I cried over when he passed away. The day his death was announced it was raining where I lived. I imagine those were God's tears. An angel sent to us in human form to save us from our sadness, then taken back to Heaven to entertain those who have left us. RIP, Robin, and thank you for everything. God bless you.
He was the first celebrity I cried over too. Like really broke down like a child crying. My father was awful of a man. Highly abusive and toxic nearly killed me and my whole family one night and then tried to kill me at 5 years old. I saw Mrs. Doubtfire and the fact that his character dressed up as an elderly woman just to be with his kids where my father didn't do shit for us. I just wanted Robin as my father instead. My therapist later suggested I use Robin as a way to think of him as my father to heal from my trauma throughout childhood. My father has nothing on Robin Williams. I would've loved to have him as my real dad. He doesn't seem like the kind of dad that would beat his kid senseless into unconsciousness like mine.
Thank you, Michael Adams, for posting this wonderful minutes! This interview is a rare and precious gift: It gives an idea of the real Robin Williams "behind the sometimes manic persona ... in other interviews". A humorous, and - yes, sometimes - funny, but low-keyed, serious and kind man. Yes, he will be missed...very much.
I enjoyed this so much➡for me, the "interview" has the tones & delights of a conversation. Genuine interests all round, thought-provoking, resonance, laughter--kind of like friends, around the kitchen table, catching up w/one who's been away for a long time. I've saved it---for future reference & repeat viewings. Thanks very much for taking the trouble to post/share it❣
One heck of an actor but we as fans didn't know what he going through. I watched all his films and his stage comedies yet we didn't know. Like all of us, he had personal troubles trying to reach out ( to you or to anyone as an outlet but i think he found no one to ease him his troubles) - nobody listened. To everyone who think they're all alone, remember you have choices! If nobody listens to you, get out and be in a different environment, leave anything that would remember who you were and go somewhere and start all over and be anonymous and live life to the fullest.
crazy to think we all grew up with him in our homes making us laugh n the way he went out, every time i hear his voice its very powerful, much love to all, be forever missed x
Michael Adams Many, many thanks Michael for this upload! This man is of huge importance to me on a personal level and growing up with a mother who suffered and still does to a degree with terrible bouts of depression, Robin Williams would often light the way along a very dark tunnel with his brilliance, great charisma and optimistic movies. He had the ability to make the sad smile and the sternest of hearts weep unconsolably. For sure, we will never see the likes of this great man again! Chris (UK).
Thanks to you. Very well done. You musta made him feel comfortable as he seems to not have to be "on" every second like in "bigger" interviews. That makes this big.
Virgil Davis... Know that all too well, I call it "the ugly stuff" n when it comes it hits you like a wall of bricks n everything stops n you just go down in a spiral.... It is so horrible!
He was probably already suffering from lewy bodies dementia and it was bringing him down. I wish he could have found more support, but we don't know a lot about what was going on in his life that drove him to end it.
@@MrKmoconne The thing about Lewys is it presents in so many ways, but you can't diagnosis it until an autopsy. So there are all sorts of speculation that are tragically wrong and then spread about as rumors and this takes away from his humanity.
Thank you for sharing. It's fascinating to see a complete other side to him. I'd seen some of his serious stuff, but this interview, his asking questions too shows his heart. He is most definitely missed.
Been 2 weeks or so and I am still stunned..Robin was ever present and I never realized how much he meant to me until he was gone. I saw the original broadcast of Happy Days when he first came on the scene and then all that he did for the next 30 years or so. Like losing family for all of us. Guess we gotta deal with it. Love Robin and family.
mike. thanks so much for uploading this. i had never seen robin interviewed where he was calm and mostly serious. i didn't know if he was capable of this. miss him. you were lucky to have spent this time with him
Thanks for posting this wonderful interview! Robin Williams is still around in the stratosphere somewhere, radiating good will and searing honesty, and that ineffable quality no-one else has. When my mom was dying of brain cancer, part of my job, at her request, was to come up with a comedy per day. Then she experienced Robin Williams and it didn't matter if it was funny or not. Eternally in his debt. I don't know what I would do if I discovered I had Parkinson's with Lewes bodies, with my identity so invested in the compulsion to present reality as curved space. My mom (Eva) survived the camps in WW2 and her humour was often pretty black; a total survival mechanism. A cesspool of consciousness indeed. Lucky to be touched by both those guys. Glad she missed Trump, so glad she found her alter-ego at the last minute.
i love Robin's honestly, calmness and strength of character here. He looks very comfortable with the interviewers that he didn't seem to switch into roles as much as he does in other interviews, and really responded to every question with intelligence and wit (not just humor) . The conversation is so engaging.Thank you to all involved for making this available to us.
I’m here watching this interview only to hear Robin Williams voice and see his face. He is sorely missed by many of his true fans since as far back as “Mork and Mindy” 😭 The only dad I knew when I was a kid was abusive so I wouldn’t claim my stepdad at that time to be my dad. When another kid or someone would ask me who my dad was...My answer would be Robin Williams. He’s the only man at the time that kept me laughing and made me feel safe. Yeah, a man in a television screen kept me feeling safer than I felt living in the home that I was living in. I used to think Jesus was too good to be true, but then later in life He taught me just how true and Real He is and how good it is know Him on a personal level. I pray to get to meet Robin Williams in the Heavens one day. I miss him so much!!! #LAUGHTERISMEDICINETOTHESOULBUTALSOAWAYTOHIDEYOURPAIN 💔🥲🙏🏼💕
"And those of you drinking remember where you are. Have a designated driver. And if you get a tattoo take someone with you that speaks Chinese. Just a hint. Happy New Year" - Robin Williams RIP
The Media came out when they knew he had taken his own life with all kind of unkind and untrue. His wife was so hurt from this and did an interview herself saying it wasn't all that stuff, he died from Lewy Body Dementia which is very rare and was not even known that he had it until they did an autopsy. Why the media does this, I don't know. He was free telling the public that at one time he was on drugs and booze, but he also got himself off of them. This was a very good interview and I applaud the 2 of you for doing it. I loved him then and I still love him now and there never will be another Robin. We were lucky to be at the age when he was around. His movies were also terrific whether they were comedies, animations, or drama which showed what a genius he was in whatever he did. I just watched "Mrs. Doubtfire" again today and it was so great. RIP, Robin. You are still in our hearts no matter how much time goes by.................Betsy Basile
Great interview really shows how friendly Robin Williams was, and honestly i think that's the most important quality a person can have and that's something to be proud of. Oh plus he gave us Death to Smoochy :>
really liked this interview. the way you interviewed him, it was calm ,interesting. it is rare these days to give more space to the guest than to the host. it was brilliant. thanks
The reason that few people came up to Robin to say I'm in this business because of you is most people watched Robin Williams and think, wow, how the hell does he do this? I could never do what he does. 1 in a million. Brilliant man. So sad he's gone.
I just love this interview, Well done to you, fantastic questions and such great responses from the Great Robin Williams God, what would he be saying now?
These gentlemen provided a GREAT interview space for Robin Williams to be himself...and if HE CHOSE to bring in comedy - but was so low key - it was not required. This is one of his best interviews ever - with 2 people who did not act like sycophants...but 2 guys who appreciated Robin and cared enough to ask well thought out unique questions of this precious man.
The eyes give it away. My mom passed away this June from complications related to cortico basal ganglia degenerative dementia--the rarest form--which manifests much like Lewey body, and her eyes too had a heavy-laden look about them. LB is a devastating type of dementia and how Robin must have suffered as he grew terrified of far worse problems that lay before him. God bless this much-loved man; an American treasure who is missed every day. He is a roaming heavenly spirit now.
It is so good to hear someone talk about Lewys Body Dementia, the cause of death. Not drinking or drugging, just a disease that can only be diagnosed with an autopsy.
I'm so sorry about your Mum. She has peace and sometimes that's all we can hang on to to get us through. God bless and keep her.
@@lisawilson3032"can only be diagnosed via autopsy" what does this mean?
@@SirReginaldBumquistIII It's extremely rare to diagnose in people...and is sometimes misdiagnosed as something else (which I also believe happened to Robin Williams).
Did he have LB at this point though?
i've never seen an interview of him that was this realistic. I figure this is what ue was really like, a friendly, quiet guy that was able to make anyone laugh. He was my idol as I grew up. You will be missed Robin, RIP
Yes...this is what he was like before super stardom. There is alot of old stuff out there...specifically an Oprah interview in her beginning as well.
Saw him at the Royal Oak Music Theatre right after his "Mork" days. There was NOBODY funnier.
You would probably really appreciate him with De Niro in "Awakenings".
Even though it's been almost 7 years, knowing this man is gone honestly still hurts. Being a 90's kid, (born in 1984), he was in so many of my favorite childhood movies. He was a sailor, an eccentric but lovable bat with a radar on the side of head, a genie, a nanny, a boy turned man who can fly. RIP Robin Williams. You are still so sorely missed. #GenieIsFree 🧞♂️🧞♂️💙💙
great comment 1986 hits home completely miss the 🧞♂️
He's the only Actor - Comedian that his passing hit me like a hurricane and sadden me for real. Was & still speechless. Great human, huge sensitivity, very cultivated person and The *BEST of his class*. Will always be remembered. Your legacy will live on forever and will always be our *Patch Adams*. We'll meet on the other side but not yet....Daaaaamn how he made me and still make me laugh like crazy & will continue forever
*Vade In Pace* Robin Williams.
Moilim Yacoub him and paul walker he was another genuine great humble person gone to soon. I struggle with addiction just like robbin williams and depression god bless anyone goong threw it
So many great movies that we'll never see, that will never be made.
Same
Ummm, exactly
emm nothing like robin willams dude.. he had depression and was bi-polar... but nothing like a junkie addiction thats just a weak metaphor for lazy......@@rodneyspivey7140
He appears to be relaxed and it's nice to see him not So manic and "on" and more real and himself. He still shows his immense talent of being able to go in and out of characters and voices so effortlessly. Cool interview. Thanks for sharing.
65Britishbulldog check out Marc Maron WTF podcast with Robin, it’s similar but much more mellow.
I agree. Would've love to have dinner with him and have a good chat about day to day life. Not asking meaningless questions, but just chat about day to day life. Thats whats missing in life; people just sitting down forgetting about modern day pressures like social media and what people expect to see.
I'd like to see him just turn off that "comedian" button and just not feel like he has to make jokes.
I appreciate your comment but I think his brain worked at the speed of a hummingbird wings so using the term manic wasn't helpful. Best wishes all the same.
@@danielelmes7549he's a stranger to you that's a bit weird to think you'll just be so close to have a dinner but okay. Whatever works in your little lala land.
Mr. Williams was a good comedian, actor, and human being. The entertainment world will never be the same without him.
What a great loss to the human race. Still missed by many. Rest in peace Robin 🙏
I have never cried over an actor and I did not know him personally but I am crying and so morose over the loss of Robin Williams
I get a little sadder everyday...I need some distance from these interviews. I wonder if on TV, say, if Craig Ferguson would've "broken the spell", and broached the subject of suicide and addiction (an unreasonable, unfunny leap, I know)...I imagine Robin would have made a joke of it; but if someone, a nation? could've accepted him as not being, not having to be funny, but still loved, would he have seen himself differently, not so lonely?
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So sad thats hes not here anymore such cool man that made us all laught fab
What an amazing man on all counts. I'm been a life long fan. His presence on this planet has been so resonantly palpable that his spirit will always be with us and a part of us. In 1951 God gave us a rare gift.
Probably the only (extensive) interview I've seen of Robin just being himself.
Listen to Marc Maron podcast with Robin Williams.
Metalgear132 Thanks. Listening now.
gmaureen
and the 60 minute interview
How do you know this is really Robin Williams? He seems like he's still trying to be "on" for these guys to me.
gmaureen wtf on marc maron also a good one. Audio inly tho
Still so very much missed. He was my "go to" when I needed a smile and laugh. I still revisit his works but, with the world the way it is today, man oh man, what he could do with Trump/Pence and other politicians. What a great interview! A hidden gem. Thank you to you and Robin for this. ❤
This is the first time that I have watched this interview with Robin Williams and I am so lucky to now know the intellectual side of the person that I only knew as a comedian and actor. my conclusion oh,what a clever person. May he rest in peace and thanks for the memories.
Robin Williams was a great comedian, a great actor, and most importantly a great man. Basically made my childhood growing up. You will be missed. RIP.
Such brilliant intellect and profound sensitivity!!!!!! This world simply could not hold him any longer. RIP Magnificent Man!
Great to have seen him from this calm side, too! Intelligent, reflected and kind. It is most of all the human being Robin Williams we are sad to have lost, more than the actor and the comedian. In most of his movies, he was able to let his personality shine through the role figure. That's what makes him so outstanding! Thank you, and bless you, Robin!
2021 and people still posting thank you Rpbin Williams for being in the world in the same way that Tom Petty fans when it's possible will go and watch the cover guys that make up Petty Theft concerts. Neither one will ever be lost.
This is by far the best & most insightful & revealing interview with Robin Williams ever. Having watched more than one hundred interviews on RUclips with this improvised comedy genius, it is indeed incredibly rare to see what was really hidden underneath the veil.
I think what a lot of people didn't get for a while was that he was and always be the ultimate improve genius. Billy Connelly not far behind.
Thank you for sharing this interview, Mr. Adams. It's hard to believe he will no longer be in this world to share his joyous humor and wit. Huge void that will never be filled. Unless he reincarnates like the Dalai Lama. Great man of the ages. Miss you much, Robin! See you soon.
Thank you for posting this wonderful interview. He will be terribly missed.
I truly enjoyed this interview. It seems like he's got his walls down, not just being 'on' all the way through. Just speaking candidly and honestly as well as bringing some smart and interesting conversation to the interviewers. Thank you for posting this!
RIP Robin you were truly amazing one of a kind.....most great at comedy, improvisation and ad-lib there will never be anyone better. The laughter has died a lot now and a great great light that once was this fantastic amazing comedic genius of you has now been extinguished and that light will never be lit again......so so sad....my heart is broken. Robin you were greatly loved and now you are greatly mourned and missed.....
I like to see him like this. I tend to get overwhelmed watching him sometimes...this was very relaxing to see
This is the best interview with Robin Williams I have ever seen! Thanks you!
Nice just to hear his views, his honesty and opened is refreshing. Thank you
16:19 Robin talking about "World's Greatest Dad" is kind of spooky, considering it begins with someone tragically hanging himself. That scene alone is too heart-wrenching for me to watch the movie again, but it's interesting that Robin was so proud of it.
He wasn't a once in a generation bloke, he was a once in a civilisation! The world misses him so much! 😢
Well done guys, a very good interview, your both understading and warming ; letting Mr wiliams be comfortable and be himself. Well done 👍🏼
Beautiful. I really wish I got to see him live. I really miss him yet I didn't know him. Very sad. Rest in peace you beautiful man who was my childhood hero.
I’m not going
Hi sweetheart I’m on the road now I type it yet
If Robin Williams can't live in this world I sincerely worry about what the fuck is going on. These are strange times.
has it really been 6 years already? I know he checked out because of severely debilitating health problems, but 6 years????
Robin nails it 9:40
OH CAPTAIN MY CAPTAIN MAY YOUR SOUL BE RESTING IN PEACE🌺🌺🌺
I love that he was chatting away and didn't know they were filming. He seems so down to earth.
What an amazing, open interview with Robin Williams!
Robin seemed like a person that cared about world events and its people....I turned the nightly news off 2 years ago and no longer worry about the daily BS that is broadcast. Too many wheels grinding in your head will not give you a restful peace. Never really liked many of Robins movies, although was a genius on stage and in a interview situation....just a genuine person that was a gift to all of us and left too soon.
:(
I grew up watching mork & Mindy one awesome person a true icon he will be missed RIP
Robin's greatest gift was his mind and his heart! His personality and his talent came from having a brilliant mind! So fast paced and creative! He was like a one of those money counting machines just spitting out incredible material every second! Parkinson's disease would of stole everything he loved from him! The idea of not being able to do what he loved! The frustration from not being able to do it! And then not being able to make the people around you happy! Robin lived to make others happy by doing what he could do best! In his life he suffered from severe depression when he could do the things he loved! Could you imagine how painful that must of been for him? Knowing that soon you could possibly have it all stolen from you by your own body! It's so upsetting to think he couldn't bare to see those days come. I will always love him dearly though for the gift of life he gave to every single one of us! In my days of depression he is here for me. He gave his laugh and smile for us and in return he has my heart. God bless him
Well Said!!! Dearly&Greatly Missed!!! His True Authentic Loving & Caring Heart was so Beautiful!!!R.I.P. Robin Williams ❤️
Farewell, Oh Captain, my Captain.
"Bush was a self-opening pinata."- Robin Williams LMAOOOO so many years later and he is still the greatest. Definitely the #1 person I wish we could magically bring back.
It's been several weeks and it still makes me sad that clinical depression beat Robin Williams. He was such an intelligent, sweet person with amazing talent. Depression does not discriminate. RIP Robin.
lewuy body dementia killed him
@@melisagalvalizi6982 depression is a by-product of that disease
@@debradebra9746 Maybe considered a Symptom.
What an inspirational! So happy my dad got me into watching men like robin William, Jim carry, Steve Martin, billy crystal, jerry Seinfeld any many more growing up. True comedian but very interesting, intelligent men outside of their careers. Life is so dry with out people like robin William. Wish I met him and gave him and hug and told him how much he helped me growing up. Got me out of my depression. Forever appreciated 😍🤩🤩🤩
Here it is yrs later n he is still so loved n missed....😭❤
Thank you for posting this interview. A rare insight into this zany comic. This is the Robin Williams that his children spoke of. RIP
This is a lovely interview, thank you for sharing.
Robin Williams is the only celebrity I cried over when he passed away. The day his death was announced it was raining where I lived. I imagine those were God's tears. An angel sent to us in human form to save us from our sadness, then taken back to Heaven to entertain those who have left us. RIP, Robin, and thank you for everything. God bless you.
He was the first celebrity I cried over too. Like really broke down like a child crying. My father was awful of a man. Highly abusive and toxic nearly killed me and my whole family one night and then tried to kill me at 5 years old. I saw Mrs. Doubtfire and the fact that his character dressed up as an elderly woman just to be with his kids where my father didn't do shit for us. I just wanted Robin as my father instead. My therapist later suggested I use Robin as a way to think of him as my father to heal from my trauma throughout childhood. My father has nothing on Robin Williams. I would've loved to have him as my real dad. He doesn't seem like the kind of dad that would beat his kid senseless into unconsciousness like mine.
i really like the interviewers in this interview, a nice casual feel to this whole clip
I miss you Robin Williams. You'll never know how much you helped me.x
Thank you, Michael Adams, for posting this wonderful minutes!
This interview is a rare and precious gift: It gives an idea of the real Robin Williams "behind the sometimes manic persona ... in other interviews". A humorous, and - yes, sometimes - funny, but low-keyed, serious and kind man. Yes, he will be missed...very much.
I enjoyed this so much➡for me, the "interview" has the tones & delights of a conversation. Genuine interests all round, thought-provoking, resonance, laughter--kind of like friends, around the kitchen table, catching up w/one who's been away for a long time. I've saved it---for future reference & repeat viewings. Thanks very much for taking the trouble to post/share it❣
One heck of an actor but we as fans didn't know what he going through. I watched all his films and his stage comedies yet we didn't know. Like all of us, he had personal troubles trying to reach out ( to you or to anyone as an outlet but i think he found no one to ease him his troubles) - nobody listened. To everyone who think they're all alone, remember you have choices! If nobody listens to you, get out and be in a different environment, leave anything that would remember who you were and go somewhere and start all over and be anonymous and live life to the fullest.
crazy to think we all grew up with him in our homes making us laugh n the way he went out, every time i hear his voice its very powerful, much love to all, be forever missed x
😉Thanks to anyone who likes this interview
Michael Adams Many, many thanks Michael for this upload! This man is of huge importance to me on a personal level and growing up with a mother who suffered and still does to a degree with terrible bouts of depression, Robin Williams would often light the way along a very dark tunnel with his brilliance, great charisma and optimistic movies. He had the ability to make the sad smile and the sternest of hearts weep unconsolably. For sure, we will never see the likes of this great man again!
Chris (UK).
Thank you for posting it. He was my spirit animal, made of anxiety & pain.
Thanks to you. Very well done. You musta made him feel comfortable as he seems to not have to be "on" every second like in "bigger" interviews. That makes this big.
Thank you for uploading!
You kidding.. just loved it... this is what an interview should be....
The more videos i watch of Robin Williams the more i miss his him and always will ...may he be at peace now to be himself amoung the angels .
RIP Robin.....A comedy genius who made millions laugh, but could not laugh himself.......depression is sad.
Virgil Davis... Know that all too well, I call it "the ugly stuff" n when it comes it hits you like a wall of bricks n everything stops n you just go down in a spiral.... It is so horrible!
Such a loss to have lost this man...He was a funny talented guy who was hurting inside..Like so many others....God Bless him...
This is the most subdued I've ever seen him in an interview. He seems so calm.
He was probably already suffering from lewy bodies dementia and it was bringing him down. I wish he could have found more support, but we don't know a lot about what was going on in his life that drove him to end it.
@@MrKmoconne , mas
there's no audience. If there were, he'd be feeding off that.
@@MrKmoconne The thing about Lewys is it presents in so many ways, but you can't diagnosis it until an autopsy. So there are all sorts of speculation that are tragically wrong and then spread about as rumors and this takes away from his humanity.
I admired him so much as a comedian, actor, and a human being. So sad about his passing. He will be missed.,
great interview! thank you for posting. such a gentle soul.
I will miss this man's brilliant comedy. He was a comic genius. RIP RW.
What a great interview. Robin, I'm so sorry we didn't try and help you.
you couldn't help him. No one could.
Thank you for sharing. It's fascinating to see a complete other side to him. I'd seen some of his serious stuff, but this interview, his asking questions too shows his heart. He is most definitely missed.
Been 2 weeks or so and I am still stunned..Robin was ever present and I never realized how much he meant to me until he was gone. I saw the original broadcast of Happy Days when he first came on the scene and then all that he did for the next 30 years or so. Like losing family for all of us. Guess we gotta deal with it. Love Robin and family.
Rest in powerful peace my favorite celebrity (and homie) of all time Robin Williams 🙏💕⚘⚘🎶✊
mike. thanks so much for uploading this. i had never seen robin interviewed where he was calm and mostly serious. i didn't know if he was capable of this. miss him. you were lucky to have spent this time with him
Thanks for posting this wonderful interview! Robin Williams is still around in the stratosphere somewhere, radiating good will and searing honesty, and that ineffable quality no-one else has. When my mom was dying of brain cancer, part of my job, at her request, was to come up with a comedy per day. Then she experienced Robin Williams and it didn't matter if it was funny or not. Eternally in his debt. I don't know what I would do if I discovered I had Parkinson's with Lewes bodies, with my identity so invested in the compulsion to present reality as curved space. My mom (Eva) survived the camps in WW2 and her humour was often pretty black; a total survival mechanism. A cesspool of consciousness indeed. Lucky to be touched by both those guys. Glad she missed Trump, so glad she found her alter-ego at the last minute.
It’s lovely to see Robin so calm and relaxed here. No putting on a show. He was one of the greats and I miss him terribly.
i love Robin's honestly, calmness and strength of character here. He looks very comfortable with the interviewers that he didn't seem to switch into roles as much as he does in other interviews, and really responded to every question with intelligence and wit (not just humor) . The conversation is so engaging.Thank you to all involved for making this available to us.
Thanks of sharing, one of my favorite interviews.
I have such a deep adoration for him. He was truly special, there was something so profoundly lovable about him. I miss him so much.
I’m here watching this interview only to hear Robin Williams voice and see his face. He is sorely missed by many of his true fans since as far back as “Mork and Mindy” 😭 The only dad I knew when I was a kid was abusive so I wouldn’t claim my stepdad at that time to be my dad. When another kid or someone would ask me who my dad was...My answer would be Robin Williams. He’s the only man at the time that kept me laughing and made me feel safe. Yeah, a man in a television screen kept me feeling safer than I felt living in the home that I was living in. I used to think Jesus was too good to be true, but then later in life He taught me just how true and Real He is and how good it is know Him on a personal level. I pray to get to meet Robin Williams in the Heavens one day. I miss him so much!!!
#LAUGHTERISMEDICINETOTHESOULBUTALSOAWAYTOHIDEYOURPAIN 💔🥲🙏🏼💕
"And those of you drinking remember where you are. Have a designated driver. And if you get a tattoo take someone with you that speaks Chinese. Just a hint. Happy New Year" - Robin Williams
RIP
He comes across as such a lovely guy in this splendid interview. Makes me feel so sad he's no longer with us. God bless him. 'O' Captain my captain'.
THIS is a wonderful interview!
😞such love for this man.
The Media came out when they knew he had taken his own life with all kind of unkind and untrue. His wife was so hurt from this and did an interview herself saying it wasn't all that stuff, he died from Lewy Body Dementia which is very rare and was not even known that he had it until they did an autopsy. Why the media does this, I don't know. He was free telling the public that at one time he was on drugs and booze, but he also got himself off of them. This was a very good interview and I applaud the 2 of you for doing it. I loved him then and I still love him now and there never will be another Robin. We were lucky to be at the age when he was around. His movies were also terrific whether they were comedies, animations, or drama which showed what a genius he was in whatever he did. I just watched "Mrs. Doubtfire" again today and it was so great. RIP, Robin. You are still in our hearts no matter how much time goes by.................Betsy Basile
Great Interview.This is a more serious Robin and I found this very interesting .
Thank you heaps for uploading this btw. It's really great to see.
One of the best Robin Williams interviews.
thats robin the way i remember him :) much love
Such a wonderful man who brought laughter to our hearts, who would have known that he was a tortured soul, I sadly miss him.
robin by far you are the best,i will missed you so much
Tuesday, May 20, 2014--6:56 pm CST
Thank you Michael for telling me when this interview was done.
Sincerely,
Terry Marvin (Dallas, Texas)
thanks
'I'm just gonna 'Jump Around' here' Nicely played reference to Doubtfire there.
Great interview.
This is exactly what I was looking for. Thank you. Long live the 🐐
Amazing man -- incredible loss. Even a few months prior to his passing, he was still spot on.
Great interview really shows how friendly Robin Williams was, and honestly i think that's the most important quality a person can have and that's something to be proud of.
Oh plus he gave us Death to Smoochy :>
Robin: "What's your name?" Drag queen: "Rachel Tensions!"
I miss this man no doubt! So real!
really liked this interview. the way you interviewed him, it was calm ,interesting. it is rare these days to give more space to the guest than to the host. it was brilliant. thanks
This was a quality video, thanks for putting it up.
The reason that few people came up to Robin to say I'm in this business because of you is most people watched Robin Williams and think, wow, how the hell does he do this? I could never do what he does. 1 in a million. Brilliant man. So sad he's gone.
R.I.P Robin Williams 🌹
RIP dear man--geez what a deep loss.
amazing interview!!
RIP Robin. this is so sad. There is a genuine gap in the industry now... his contribution to entertainment is remarkable and brilliant.
I just love this interview,
Well done to you, fantastic questions and such great responses from the
Great Robin Williams
God, what would he be saying now?
geez never seen robin so real and relaxed in an interview. hello from australia
Wonderful interview!
R.I.P Robin Williams will miss you become an angel in heaven 😇😇😢😢😢😢
This is a great interview! Love it! Thanks!
I've never seen such a realistic interview of him. Genius.
Man I can hear it in his voice