Here at Cineworld Sheffield we are all gutted at the news of the death of comic actor Robin Williams. For many of us he was a part of our childhood, be it as Mork in TV sitcom Mork and Mindy, as a bloke in a dress as Mrs Doubtfire, as the King of the Moon in Baron Munchausen, as an inspiring teacher in Dead Poets Society, the Genie in Aladdin, or Theodore Roosevelt in Night at the Museum. For these and many other roles he has entertained us by making us laugh, cry, and care in equal measure. In roles as diverse as Popeye (a film which at least one of the team here has as a guilty pleasure), or as Perry in The Fisher King (possibly his finest role of his career), and in his stand up where his natural wit and bite could be used to the best impact. As the great man said himself, “Death is natures way of saying, Your tables ready.” Well, sir, you deserve a great feast. RIP: Robin Williams. You brought smiles to millions of faces, and joy to hearts everywhere.
Posted on: Mon, 11 Aug 2014 23:39:39 +0000
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