The top ten characters of his that have stuck with me: (RIP to a man i shared a birthday with) #10: King of the Moon in The Adventures of Baron Munchausen crystallized my love of Williams and Gilliam in one short scene. #9: Mime class instructor in Shakes the Clown - if you dont know, you should. And then soon forget. #8: Genie in Aladdin - single-handedly changed the game for the celebrity voice over in animation. #7: Armand Goldman in The Birdcage - flamboyant and fabulous. Period. #6: Sean Maguire in Good Will Hunting - measured and meticulous. Period. #5: (Tie) Parry and Dr. Malcolm Sayer in Fisher King and Awakenings respectively - His exploration of mental stability has always been poignant, compassionate and complex (and sometimes creepy). #4: Himself - his stand up was raunchy, rapid and some how still refined. If you dont know about Comic Relief, please do a little homework. #3: John Keating in Dead Poet Society - Because we all have a YAWP deep down inside of us, especially in our youth. #2: Adrian Cronauer in Good Morning, Vietnam - one of the single most complete emotional performances of the last 40 years. #1: Mork in Mork & Mindy - Because that was how i was introduced to you and how i will always remember you. Thanks, Robin.
Posted on: Tue, 12 Aug 2014 04:24:00 +0000
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