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Robin Williams shows up uncredited in Dead Again (35 today) as a disgraced psychiatrist because he didn’t want anyone expecting a comedy. Three scenes. Absolute electricity. I’ve always preferred him in straight roles. Weirdly, on film, comedy really wasn’t his strong suit.

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In "Dead Poets Society" (1989), Peter Weir allowed Robin Williams to improvise on most of the scenes, but remained vigilant so that he didn't erupt beyond the boundaries of the character. Weir said, "Keating’s humor had to be part of the personality, Robin and I agreed at the start that he was not going to be an entertainer in the classroom. That would have been wrong for the film as a whole. It would have been so easy for him to have the kids rolling on the floor, doubled up with laughter. So he had to put the brakes on at times.” According to Robin Williams, as a guide, Peter came up with the name ‘Robin Keating’ to define what he wanted: the scripted character, shaded with an additional 15 percent of Williams’s own off-the-cuff dialogue. After seeing the dailies, Robin Williams felt he had gone over the top. He said, "It was like clown makeup on a Kabuki dancer. It didn’t fit.” Weir did cut Williams loose for what he calls Keating’s “creative radiation bombardment” lectures. For the first time Keating faces the seven young poets in the classroom, Weir asked Williams to read a bit of Shakespeare aloud and wing it from there. “I had two cameras going, obviously, and I just said, ‘Boys, this is not a scripted scene. Treat Robin as your teacher and react accordingly, and don’t forget that it’s 1959.’” Although Weir admitted that at times Williams’s impromptu performances caused shooting delays of precious minutes—as in the dining hall—he let him fly. “When he’s inspired, it would be a terrible thing to interrupt him, And he did keep everybody in a very good frame of mind.” Robin Williams found it tough to verbalize Peter Weir's special charisma. “I rank him up there with the best of people I’ve worked with". He praised Weir’s intuition and “incredible sensitivity about how far to push someone.” All in all, he found Weir an inspiration. “He was, in essence, Keating, for all of us." ("Poetry Man: Dead Poets Society", Nancy Griffin, Premiere Magazine, 1989)

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