Robin Williams roasting the banking industry 15 years ago

Robin Williams was insanely talented, in this interview he is asked to explain how his mind works and the answer is hilarious.

Throwback to when Elmo made Robin Williams laugh uncontrollably

The ever-popular ROBIN WILLIAMS pokes fun at Robert De Niro and Martin Scorsese.

Throwback to when Elmo made Robin Williams laugh uncontrollably

Robin Williams ‘Perfect Imperfection’

Robin Williams’ charitable work was also extraordinary but often conducted quietly. A striking example of this was when he visited Christopher Reeve, his close friend and Juilliard School roommate, in the hospital after Reeve suffered a crippling horse-riding accident. Williams arrived in full scrubs, posing as a Russian proctologist, and lifted Reeve’s spirits at a time of immense emotional distress. This moment was pivotal for Reeve, who later said that he knew then that life would go on.

Robin Williams as a Denver Broncos cheerleader, 1979

When Robin Williams met Koko the Gorilla

Robin Williams meets Tomoe Shinohara while making a wild appearance on Japanese television in 1999

In 1991, Robin Williams accepted $75,000, rather than his typical fee of about $8 million, for his role as the Genie in "Aladdin" because he wanted to "leave something wonderful behind" for his children. Robin Williams was at the peak of his career when he portrayed the iconic Genie in Disney's beloved classic Aladdin. Despite his usual $8 million paycheck, Williams agreed to a substantial hit in his salary, accepting only $75,000 for the project. Williams agreed to these terms contingent upon Disney not using his voice and image to market products inspired by the film. This happened in 1991 as well. Aladdin became an instant sensation, amassing over $504 million in revenue and maintaining a devoted global fan base through continuous streaming. The movie was released in theaters on November 25, 1992.