englanddg
One Little Spark...
I mentioned Dead Poets, though Good Will was his dramatic masterpiece, but too many cussing to post his great work.
So...I couldn't. Otherwise, I would have.
But, here's a trailer.
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RIP Robin Williams
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So...I couldn't. Otherwise, I would have.
But, here's a trailer.
englanddg
One Little Spark...
MOXOMUMD
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durangojim
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So so sad. I remember him with Walter Cronkite at the intro to theAnimation tour at MGM. He was great live in concert. He had a bit about, let's say using your mouth for something that was so funny and embarrassing at the same time because my girlfriend (now wife) were watching it with my parents, and they were laughing just as hard if not more so. 
mouse_luv
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MausCouture
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Gone too soon 
Cmdr_Crimson
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While Not Disney here are my other favorite Toons he did...
Ferngully's Batty Koda
Fender from Robots
Ferngully's Batty Koda
Fender from Robots
englanddg
One Little Spark...
He was the ONLY good part about the car wreck of a movie that was Fern Gully.
englanddg
One Little Spark...
I...would love to see that again.Sadness.
If they could bring back Captain EO as tribute to Michael Jackson, perhaps they could restore the Walter Cronkite/Robin Williams version of the Animation tour, as a tribute to this well-loved performer.
Or, as has been mentioned, the Timekeeper. They have a lot of empty space in Communicore West...er...sorry, "Innoventions" right now, since Segway moved out...there's basically nothing back there but the video game wall.
Or they could use the South end of the pavilion, which, as I recall, is also pretty empty at the moment (where they did the EPCOT 25th expo thing)
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Ahhhh, yes. I loved that show! The Timekeeper AA was so perfectly him.
Rhea Perlman I could take or leave, but she did a good job as 9-Eye.
Visiting the 1900 Worlds Fair was brilliant. Even though it was the same show over and over again, that one had a re-rideability that is lacking in many current attractions (Soarin', I'm looking at you)
I'm pretty sure I remember reading that the Timekeeper AA was in very sad shape, so much so that it was unlikely to ever see the show again.
englanddg
One Little Spark...
There is a whole imagineering section on this forum that I'm sure would love to update and refresh the ride, following the original script, or at least the Robin Williams parts.Ahhhh, yes. I loved that show! The Timekeeper AA was so perfectly him.
Rhea Perlman I could take or leave, but she did a good job as 9-Eye.
Visiting the 1900 Worlds Fair was brilliant. Even though it was the same show over and over again, that one had a re-rideability that is lacking in many current attractions (Soarin', I'm looking at you)
I'm pretty sure I remember reading that the Timekeeper AA was in very sad shape, so much so that it was unlikely to ever see the show again.
Time for a kickstarter project across the Disney community, me thinks! Timekeeper for EPCOT, Inc will sponser the presentation.
Disney won't ever say no to corporate sponsors!
Cmdr_Crimson
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This still makes me laugh....
englanddg
One Little Spark...
Except, that's not him.
That's Dan Castellaneta (who is also the voice of Homer Simpson) doing an impression of Robin Williams doing the Genie.
I really wish Robin Williams had agreed to do the TV series as well, but he was more focused and interested on building out a dramatic acting career at the time.
Cmdr_Crimson
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NOOOO...Robin Williams returned in Aladdin King of Thieves...