Remembering Robin Williams: His Life in Movies

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Robin Williams has died at 63 earlier today, and although this news is terribly sad, the truth is that Williams' talent will live on with his incredible breadth of work on the silver screen.

Williams could do it all. 

From animated films that became iconic roles for Williams (Aladdin) to his Oscar-winning turn that can be seen when you watch Good Will Hunting online, there is little doubt that Williams was a national treasure. 

Although he was most known for his comedy work, like his first film that truly announced him to the world (Popeye), it was his next film that showed he could also do drama with the best of them (The World According to Garp). 

Williams will be sorely missed and his loss has left a huge hole in the talent pool here in Hollywood. 

Click through and check out our favorite moments of Robin Williams on screen.

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Robin Williams is an Academy Award-winning actor and comedian born in Chicago, Illinois. Williams got his big break from the hit television show, Mork & Mindy in the late 70's as the iconic Mork.

Robin Williams came to prominence on the big screen for his Academy Award-nominated performance in Good Morning, Vietnam in 1987. After that Williams went on to star in such films as Dead Poet's Society, Hook, and The Fisher King.

In 1992, Williams lent his voice to the Genie in Disney's highly successful animated Aladdin. It was this casting that helped paved the way for future big name stars doing voices in animated flicks. Williams has also done voice work in Fern Gully, Robots, and Happy Feet.

William's film career has continued to have success including his Mrs. Doubtfire, The Bird Cage, Academy Award-winning performance in Good Will Hunting, and Patch Adams.

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