Robin Williams

The legacy of Robin Williams is one of great variety and timeless characters. His career began in the 70s, performing in comedy clubs in New York City, before his big break in 1977 in his role of Mork on “Mork and Mindy.” His comedy specials, including “An evening With Robin Williams” and “Robin Williams: Live On Broadway” received critical acclaim and solidified his status as a comedy icon. His biggest successes came from his work in film, crushing both comedic and serious roles alike in projects such as “Good Will Hunting,” “Dead Poets Society” and “Mrs. Doubtfire.” Williams was also heavily involved in the non-profit Comic Relief with good friends and fellow comedians Whoopi Goldberg and Billy Crystal. Williams’s legacy is one full of fast-paced comedic gold that continues to inspire generations of comedy lovers.