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Guardian Enzo · 2014-08-18, 09:16

Christopher Reeve, just for the record.

KiraYamatoFan · 2014-08-19, 02:47

For me, he will always leave me the everlasting memory as the man who can claim to be the real Peter Pan by bringing up the child in each and everyone of us. It's really sad when one thinks what can depression and news of Parkinson's disease can do even to the most entertaining person known to more than one generation.

Godspeed, Robin, and all my sincere condolences to the family.

RichardFromMarple · 2014-08-19, 16:13

Very sad news, for many years Robin was never far from an outstanding performance.

He was a big fan of anime, & dropped hints that if Neon Genesis Evangelion was ever adapted for live action he would want to play Gendo.

DarkJak2050 · 2014-08-23, 05:33

Quote:

Originally Posted by RichardFromMarple

Very sad news, for many years Robin was never far from an outstanding performance.

He was a big fan of anime, & dropped hints that if Neon Genesis Evangelion was ever adapted for live action he would want to play Gendo.

Well, he does have some of the looks for it. But obviously that's not going to happen now...

totoum · 2014-08-23, 09:56

Just wanted to post this vid, the last bit is priceless.

YouTube

https://youtu.be/9yVOd9TXNks

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AnimeFan188 · 2018-05-06, 16:18

Robin Williams Suffered From Dementia In His Final Days,
Says New Bio:

"Actor Robin Williams was struggling with a brain disorder that was not immediately
diagnosed, causing many of the bizarre symptoms that sapped him of his vitality and
ultimately led him to take his own life.

That’s according to a new biography, Robin (Henry Holt & Co.) by Dave Itzkoff that’s out
this month and details the final stages of Williams’s life.

Williams was initially diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease, but his behaviors in his last
year were uncharacteristic of that malady, leading some to blame drugs or alcohol for
his problem. Finally, a neuropathologist saw him and correctly diagnosed his affliction:
diffuse Lewy body dementia. It is the second-most-common type of progressive
dementia after Alzheimer’s disease, as protein deposits in the brain affect thinking,
memory, emotions and body movements."

See:

https://deadline.com/2018/05/robin-w...io-1202383634/

2014-08-23, 09:56	Link #65
totoum Me at work Join Date: Nov 2007 Location: Dublin, Ireland Age: 36	Just wanted to post this vid, the last bit is priceless. YouTube https://youtu.be/9yVOd9TXNks Sorry; dynamic content not loaded. Reload? __________________

2014-08-19, 02:47	Link #62
KiraYamatoFan Banned Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: Montreal, QC, Canada Age: 40	For me, he will always leave me the everlasting memory as the man who can claim to be the real Peter Pan by bringing up the child in each and everyone of us. It's really sad when one thinks what can depression and news of Parkinson's disease can do even to the most entertaining person known to more than one generation. Godspeed, Robin, and all my sincere condolences to the family.

2014-08-19, 16:13	Link #63
RichardFromMarple Senior Member Join Date: Feb 2013 Location: Stockport UK	Very sad news, for many years Robin was never far from an outstanding performance. He was a big fan of anime, & dropped hints that if Neon Genesis Evangelion was ever adapted for live action he would want to play Gendo.

2018-05-06, 16:18	Link #66
AnimeFan188 Senior Member Join Date: Jan 2008	Robin Williams Suffered From Dementia In His Final Days, Says New Bio: "Actor Robin Williams was struggling with a brain disorder that was not immediately diagnosed, causing many of the bizarre symptoms that sapped him of his vitality and ultimately led him to take his own life. That’s according to a new biography, Robin (Henry Holt & Co.) by Dave Itzkoff that’s out this month and details the final stages of Williams’s life. Williams was initially diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease, but his behaviors in his last year were uncharacteristic of that malady, leading some to blame drugs or alcohol for his problem. Finally, a neuropathologist saw him and correctly diagnosed his affliction: diffuse Lewy body dementia. It is the second-most-common type of progressive dementia after Alzheimer’s disease, as protein deposits in the brain affect thinking, memory, emotions and body movements." See: https://deadline.com/2018/05/robin-w...io-1202383634/