Robin Williams Dead: Actor Dies of Suspected Suicide. Oscar- winning actor and comedian Robin. Williams has died at age 6. According to police in Marin County, Calif., Williams was found "unconscious and not breathing" just before noon Monday inside his home in Tiburon, Calif., following a 9.

He was pronounced dead at 1. They added that the actor was last seen alive at 1. Sunday. An investigation into the cause of the death is underway, but "the Sheriff’s Office Coroner Division suspects the death to be a suicide due to asphyxia." A forensic examination is scheduled for Tuesday, along with a press conference that will be held at 1. San Rafael, Calif. Watch War Of The Worlds 2: The Next Wave Online Free 2016. Williams' publicist Mara.

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· Williams voiced the role of the main character's dog, Dennis. "Absolutely Anything" is one of three films Williams completed before his death, which his. Take note: If there is a town full of identical kids, they're either evil aliens or everyone's wife is having an affair with the same blond-haired, blue-eyed sex machine.

Buxbaum told The Hollywood Reporter that Williams "has been battling severe depression of late. This is a tragic and sudden loss. The family respectfully asks for their privacy as they grieve during this very difficult time."His wife, Susan. Schneider, said: "This morning, I lost my husband and my best friend, while the world lost one of its most beloved artists and beautiful human beings. I am utterly heartbroken. On behalf of Robin's family, we are asking for privacy during our time of profound grief.

· Oscar-winning actor and comedian Robin Williams apparently took his own life, law enforcement officials said. "Insomnia," the first film directed by Christopher Nolan since his famous "Memento" (2001), is a remake of a Norwegian film of the same name, made in 1998 by Erik. The Tomatometer rating – based on the published opinions of hundreds of film and television critics – is a trusted measurement of movie and TV.

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As he is remembered, it is our hope the focus will not be on Robin's death, but on the countless moments of joy and laughter he gave to millions."Added David Steinberg, his manager of 3. Nobody made the world laugh like Robin Williams. My brother, my friend, my soulmate, I will miss you."Williams, a four- time Oscar nominee, won a supporting actor Oscar for Good Will Hunting for his portrayal of a wise and morose psychologist. He most recently starred in CBS' comedy The Crazy Ones, which lasted only one season. He was nominated for a People's Choice Award for his role as an advertising executive on the comedy, in which Sarah Michelle Gellar played his daughter. Crazy Ones production company 2. Century Fox TV said in a statement: “Robin Williams was a comedy giant, and although we only knew him personally for a season, he was warm, funny and a true professional.

His cast and crew both loved him and loved working with him, and our hearts go out to his family and friends. He was one of a kind.”Creator David E. Kelley said: "The talent was legendary. But equally inspiring, perhaps more so, was his kindness and humanity. A gentle soul who touched us all. A very special man, and our hearts are broken."Added CBS: “Our world has lost a comic genius, a gifted actor and a beautiful man. We will remember Robin Williams as one of the unique talents of his time who was loved by many, but also as a kind, caring soul, who treated his colleagues and co- workers with great affection and respect.

Our heartfelt thoughts and sympathies go out to his family, loved ones and friends.”Williams also recently starred in the feature Angriest Man in Brooklyn opposite Mila Kunis, Melissa Leo and Peter Dinklage. His next project is the feature film Night at the Museum: Secret of the Tomb, the third film in the trilogy, which is set to hit theaters Dec. Century Fox. Said the studio in a statement: "There really are no words to describe the loss of Robin Williams. He was immensely talented, a cherished member of our community, and part of the Fox family. Our hearts go out to his family, friends and fans. He will be deeply missed.”In addition to his Oscar, Williams won two Emmys, four Golden Globes, five Grammys and two SAG Awards.

Said SAG- AFTRA president Ken. Howard: "I am deeply saddened to hear of Robin Williams' death. He was a performer of limitless versatility, equally adept at comedy and drama, whether scripted or improv. With his incomparable manic style, he could appeal to adult sensibilities in a stand- up comedy routine or elicit giggles from children as the voice of Genie in Aladdin. Outside of his career, he used his considerable talents to raise money for charity. He was not only a talented man, but a true humanitarian. It's such a tremendous loss."Williams recently checked in to a renewal facility affiliated with the 1.

The actor has been open about his issues with drinking and cocaine during the early 1. Addiction] waits. It lays in wait for the time when you think, 'It's fine now, I'm OK.' Then, the next thing you know, it's not OK," he told Diane. Sawyer in an interview on Good Morning America at that time.

Hollywood mourned the actor on Twitter after news broke Monday afternoon. A dazzling comic force, Williams' brilliance often intimidated other comedians.

His improv skills were unparalleled and stupefying: Williams could wing off the cuff better than any of his peers. He burst through the stand- up world into television, captivating audiences with his portrayal of the endearing extraterrestrial Mork in the late '7.

Mork & Mindy. He first limned the Mork role as a guest star on Happy Days."I will never forget the day I met him and he stood on his head in my office chair and pretended to drink a glass of water using his finger like a straw," Happy Days and Mork & Mindy creator Garry Marshall recalled in a statement to THR. "The first season of Mork & Mindy I knew immediately that a three- camera format would not be enough to capture Robin and his genius talent. So I hired a fourth camera operator and he just followed Robin. Only Robin. Looking back, four cameras weren’t enough. I should have hired a fifth camera to follow him too."His rapid- fire delivery bespoke a warp- speed, associative intelligence. The mystery is in the motion: What miracle of the synapses got him from point A to point Z? At once a satirist, a comedian and a superb actor, this one- man repertory company dashes from mask to mask, voice to voice, like a man possessed by comic demons,” David.

Ansen wrote in Newsweek in 1. Williams' first comedic film role was the lead in Robert Altman's live- action Popeye (1. He went on to delight audiences in a long string of big- screen comedies, including 1. Mrs. Doubtfire and 1.

The Birdcage. He also lent his voice to Disney's animated classic Aladdin (1. Genie, a part written specifically for him. He found success as a dramatic actor as well, delivering stirring performances in such films as Dead Poets Society (1. Good Morning, Vietnam (1. Armed Forces Radio Network during the Vietnam War. He also portrayed serious and complex characters in Awakenings (1. The Fisher King (1.

Insomnia and One- Hour Photo. Williams scored Oscar nominations for his roles in Good Morning, Vietnam; The Fisher King; and Dead Poets Society. He showed his versatility in a wide range of films including The World According to Garp (1. Moscow on the Hudson (1. Hook (1. 99. 1), Patch Adams (1. Flubber (1. 99. 7) and Toys (1.

Given his childlike charm, he played boyish characters in Toys (1. Jumanji (1. 99. 5) and Jack (1. He also did a number of movie cameos, including in The Adventures of Baron Munchausen (1. Dead Again (1. 99. The Secret Agent (1.

Robin Mc. Laurin Williams was born in Chicago on July 2. He was raised in affluence, but he was brought up, as he admits, by the maid. He developed comedy to please his mother. The family eventually moved to the San Francisco Bay Area, where Williams graduated from high school. He studied political science at Claremont Men's College and entered College of Marin to study theater. He won a scholarship to study at Juilliard in New York, where he spent three years under the tutelage of John Houseman and others. He returned to San Francisco before graduating.

His goal was to become a dramatic actor but he could not get a foot in the door. He turned to stand- up comedy, supporting himself by tending bar and working at an ice cream parlor. Watch Mob Handed Online Facebook. Williams moved to Los Angeles and enthralled at open mic nights. He became a regular at such clubs as The Improv and The Comedy Store. Watch The Marriage Of Figaro HD 1080P. He got spots on such TV shows as the Richard Pryor Show and America 2- Night.

His big break came when the producers of Happy Days decided to add an alien to the show. Williams won an audition.

He guest- starred on a 1.

Worst Stephen King Movies of All Time. Two months after The Dark Tower stunk up the multiplex, IT came along and reminded all of us that it's possible to adapt a Stephen King story in a way that can be embraced by audiences and critics, to the tune of new box- office records, even. There are quite a few good films as you can see in our best Stephen King movies list. But while that may be true, there are probably more that just haven't hit the mark. It's almost hard to blame Hollywood for getting it wrong so often, simply because there have been so many attempts at adaptations from wildly diverse source material, tackled by filmmakers with wide ranging levels of talent. Stanley Kubrick, Frank Darabont, Brian De Palma.

There have been some real heavy hitters who have smartly adapted the work of our favorite Maine based ultra prolific author. But for every Stand By Me, it seems like there are a dozen Maximum Overdrives. And so now, we're forgetting the best, and looking at the rest. Whether your heart has a soft spot for them, or you really believe they're good on some artistic level we can't quite comprehend at the moment, we're being open and honest in presenting the 1.

Stephen King movies. The Dark Tower. Rotten Tomatoes is littered with green splattered Stephen King movies, but The Dark Tower seems like a particularly egregious entry, if for no other reason than the sheer audacity of its ambitions. After all, The Dark Tower is a beloved series and to try to delve into that mythology in a single movie, whether they intended to build a franchise around it or not, simply fell flat in this era of prestige television shows and shared cinematic universes. The New York Times said Idris Elba was the only thing anchoring this mess of a movie, but unfortunately, even he couldn't redeem it. The Running Man. Now don't get us wrong: The Running Man is certainly fun in a kitschy sorta way.

We are fond of Arnold Schwarzenegger's tracksuit and the performances from late game show host Richard Dawson and Arnold's fellow ex- governor and Predator teammate Jesse Ventura are pretty sweet. Screenwriter Steven E. Souza commands our eternal respect and gratitude as one of the names involved with Die Hard and 4. Hours, even if he was also involved with Beverly Hills Cop III. But his meddling with King's source material just doesn't work. The Running Man feels hastily slapped together, rushing toward one corny villain to another, even as it attempts to deal with some pretty big themes about Big Brother and television, all of it very loosely based on one of the novels King wrote under the pseudonym Richard Bachman.

Sleepwalkers. We can't always blame the screenwriter. Sleepwalkers was actually made from an original script by Stephen King himself.

Mick Garris directed the 1. Critters 2: The Main Course and Psycho IV: The Beginning. Sleepwalkers is terrible yet Garris kept getting called back to work on King stuff, like the TV miniseries adaptations of The Stand, The Shining, and Bag of Bones, and the snoozefest that was Riding the Bullet, a movie that thinks it's profound but is not. Graveyard Shift. This story about a bunch of overnight mill workers picked off one by one by a giant rat is exactly the kind of thing that works as a Stephen King short story but immediately falls apart when stretched out to a feature length low- budget movie. Switching the giant rat to a giant bat didn't do Graveyard Shift any favors, either.

Silver Bullet. It must've been difficult to mess up a Stephen King werewolf story, but by golly, they found a way! King wrote both the novella, Cycle of the Werewolf, and the much better named screenplay, but it's all completely ruined by awful special effects and either ham- fisted or lackluster performances by the likes of Gary Busey and the late Corey Haim, the kind of actors who were great in the right roles. Lest you think we're being unfair to the special effects simply because Silver Bullet was made in 1. American Werewolf in London was released in 1. Dreamcatcher. Dreamcatcher is one of several films on this list to have been the subject of our favorite movie podcast, How Did This Get Made? Like us, they sorta loved watching The Running Man even 'though they knew it was bad and like us, they found Dreamcatcher incomprehensible. Director and cowriter Lawrence Kasdan gave us The Empire Strikes Back!

Dreamcatcher stars Morgan Freeman! Thomas Jane! Timothy Olyphant! Jason Lee! But alas, as critic Richard Roeper pointed out: "..

Death to Smoochy have so many talented people made such a mess of things."Cell. If you've watched our video about the 1. Best Stephen King movies, then you'll know that John Cusack and Samuel L.

Jackson's 1. 40. 8 made it. Well, here they are again, but this time, on the 1. Worst list. 1. 40.

King- ish story about a writer staying in a supernaturally charged hotel and his descent into madness. Cell is a thriller about.. Cell phones. Evil cell phones? How cell phones will turn us evil? At least King can say he wrote the book in 2.

But this movie came out in 2. Maximum Overdrive. Cell, a Stephen King movie warned us about evil devices and appliances of all sorts, from an ATM to a big semi truck emblazoned with the grinning visage of the Green Goblin, which is the only cool thing about this movie.

King has nobody to blame but himself for Maximum Overdrive, because he not only wrote it, but he directed it. And he's in the trailer! Telling audiences all about it! Lawnmower Man. Wait so is The Lawnmower Man about another machine given sentience by a passing comet and the radiation storm left in its wake? Nope. In fact, The Lawnmower Man has nothing to do with Stephen King at all! This garbage fire shares a title and a single scene with King's novella.

This one is so bad, Stephen King successfully sued the film's producers to have his name removed from it after they tried marketing it as Stephen King's The Lawnmower Man. Jeff Fahey didn't bother to come back from this film's presumably even worse sequel, Lawnmower Man 2: Beyond Cyberspace.