The “frightening” 1996 role that followed Robin Williams home: “I couldn’t do that to my family”
He couldn’t shake it off.

Robin Williams was an American actor and comedian celebrated for his extraordinary improvisational talent, boundless energy and remarkable dramatic range.
After achieving national recognition as the alien Mork in the television sitcom ‘Mork & Mindy’, Williams became one of Hollywood’s most beloved performers through a career spanning four decades. He starred in acclaimed films including ‘Good Morning, Vietnam’, ‘Dead Poets Society’, ‘Mrs Doubtfire’ and ‘Good Will Hunting’, seamlessly moving between comedy and drama. His rapid-fire wit made him one of stand-up comedy’s defining figures, while his emotionally resonant performances earned widespread critical acclaim.
Williams received numerous honours throughout his career, including an Academy Award, and remains one of the most influential and cherished actors in the history of film and television.
He couldn’t shake it off.
“It’s the pure fucking energy of it”
A very un-Williams role.