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Robins Williams is a lot funnier, and he's dead.
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Robins Williams is a lot funnier, and he's dead.
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@doctor-phibes said in Cruz:
Robins Williams is a lot funnier, and he's dead.
Williams probably wrote about as much of his own material as Cruz did that speech, so that checks out.
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@aqua-letifer said in Cruz:
Williams probably wrote about as much of his own material
Most of it wasn't written period, so good luck backing that one.
Maybe Horace is unaware than RW also did stand-up, in addition to his lucrative movie and situation-comedy roles.
Any-who, I'd humbly suggest that Ted Cruz is more Orson than Mork.
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Robin Williams did mostly improv, at 90 miles a minute. But I agree, a lot of it was not original, but regurgitated at a rapid rate.
Williams was the same off camera. I once heard a guy interviewed that went to school with him and the guy said after a few weeks of the rapid fire repertoire, most people were ready to kill him.
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I actually think that his strongest work was in his less manic, more serious movies. Awakenings, The Dead Poets Society, The Fisher King....
He demonstrated a humanity and vulnerability that you didn't see in the comedy stuff.
I was only joking
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I actually think that his strongest work was in his less manic, more serious movies. Awakenings, The Dead Poets Society, The Fisher King....
He demonstrated a humanity and vulnerability that you didn't see in the comedy stuff.
@doctor-phibes said in Cruz:
I actually think that his strongest work was in his less manic, more serious movies. Awakenings, The Dead Poets Society, The Fisher King....
He demonstrated a humanity and vulnerability that you didn't see in the comedy stuff.
Well, he was a trained actor...
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I actually think that his strongest work was in his less manic, more serious movies. Awakenings, The Dead Poets Society, The Fisher King....
He demonstrated a humanity and vulnerability that you didn't see in the comedy stuff.
