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Perso, ce serait sûrement le Génie d'Aladdin.

Le moins bon Nolan à mes yeux (Following excepté) : trop classique avec quelques facilités dans l'écriture.

Suicide, ça la fout mal pour l'image de joyeux drille accompli qu'il représentait pour l'American way of life. C'est assez choquant.

During an appearance on The Graham Norton Show, Williams discussed the fact that Propofol had been used on him during his operation, the same drug which had been involved in the death of Michael Jackson. Williams commented that Jackson had been taking the drug to sleep, which he compared to "doing chemotherapy because you're tired of shaving your head". This comment caused much hilarity among the audience and other guests, but Williams emphasised the fact that Propofol is a "devastatingly powerful drug" that should be only administered in hospital, whereas Jackson had been using it at home

Flubber bouh

C'est quoi le dernier truc dans lequel, je l'ai vu, un épisode de Louie?

Ah oui, j'ai zappé ça, because VF le plus souvent.

Je le mate toujours en VF (c'est sans doute un des meilleurs rôles de Richard Darbois aussi) mais tu grilles l'apport de Williams dans la caractérisation et l'animation du Génie. Ce sont ses impros quoi.

Généralement, si t'aimes faire rire, c'est parce que t'as envie d'être aimé donc forcément, y a quelque chose de pas très sain au fond.

#psychodecomptoir
#selfdiagnosis
#funnypeople

Je trouve qu'il a jamais eu l'air très joyeux. Surtout que tout le monde était au courant de ses problèmes d'addiction.

17 years ago, my Dad's dad killed my grandma and then himself in a drunken rage.
We held a massive service at the church my dad's mom attended in San Francisco. It was obviously a hard night for my dad. My parents stayed late in the city to clean things up and spend time with family.
It was about 2:30 AM when we finally started making our way home, but before leaving the city, my dad wanted to stop and get a doughnut at some random doughnut shop we passed by. We all went inside, and lo and behold, Mr. Robin Williams was there, sitting in a booth eating a couple doughnuts and drinking some coffee. He noticed our well dressed, solemn looking crew walk in, and pretty quickly after we sat down to eat the delicious treats, he came walking over. Now, I admit fully that I do not remember what he said to us, but I do remember what he looked like and I remember him Introducing himself as Robin (Which is my aunts name, I think thats why it caught my attention). He ended up joining my family at our table and (as my Dad always said) he just started making pleasant conversation, which quickly turned in to him making my parents smile, and soon after he had us all laughing. I couldn't tell you what they laughed about, but I remember seeing my parents laugh and smile for the first time in weeks.
My dad remembered that so fondly. He always said it was exactly what he had needed in that time, and that he appreciated the way Robin Williams went about it. It wasn't that he was a celebrity, he was just being a nice guy who saw a bunch of sad folks and realized he could probably make a difference. And he did. I loved hearing my dad tell that story because you could tell that moment meant a lot to him.
I'm sad he felt the need to go.

aura eu peu de grands films à se mettre sous la dent.

Il est souvent bon dans des films qui malheureusement ne le sont pas réellement.

Pour être honnête, je ne retiens qu'un grand film dans sa carrière

Pour le reste il est souvent ce que je retiens dans des films que j'aime pas, peu ou plus.

il est le seul élément satisfaisant d'un film que je n'aime pas. Je n'aime le film que quand il est à l'image.

Le reste est soit mauvais ou il ne s'agit que d’apparitions