This block contains the information about Robin Williams and provides an insight into the life of the celebrity. From here you can also learn when, how and why the profession of an actor was chosen. Some interesting facts are waiting for you here.

Robin Williams was born in Chicago. His father was one of the directors in “Ford Motors”, his mother was an ex model. After graduating the school he went to the Clermont College where he studied politics. After that he went to the Julliard School of drama where he learned the drama art. In the middle of 1970’s he started playing in comedy TV shows. In 1977 he appears in a movie. After a few roles in the episodes mainly he was filmed in the main role “Pupae” (1980) by Robert Altman. This and a few next movies were not successful. In 1987 Williams played the role of a dj in the Barry Levinson movie called “Good Morning Vietnam”, due to it he got a world fame, and an Oscar. In 1991 Williams was the sound for Jinn in the Disney cartoon called “Aladdin”. A lot of his roles Williams performed in comedies. Two more nominations for Oscar were brought to him due to playing the role of a teacher in “The Society of Dead Poets” (1989) and for the role of crazy in “The Fisher- King” (1991). In 1997 he got an Oscar award as the best actor for the movie “Good Will Hunting” where he played the role of a psychologist. In 1999 he played the main role in “Two Hundred Years Old Man” in which he played the role of a robot whom was dreaming to become a man

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Here you can learn about the movies Robin Williams acted in. You can see the names of the movies, their budget, years of release and the money gained from the screening of the certain movie. It is always interesting to know.

Movies & Videos	Budget	Year	Opening weekend	US box Office
Night at the Museum: Battle of the Smithsonian - Teddy Roosevelt	$150M	2009	$70.1M	$177M
Night at the Museum - Teddy Roosevelt	$110M	2006	$42.2M	$251M
Bicentennial Man - Andrew Martin	$100M	1999	$8.23M	$58.2M
Happy Feet - Ramon/Lovelace (voice), Soundtrack (performer: "My Way")	$100M	2006	$41.5M	$198M
A.I. Artificial Intelligence - Dr. Know (voice)	$90M	2001	$29.4M	$78.6M
What Dreams May Come - Chris Nielsen	$85M	1998	$15.8M	$55.4M
Fathers' Day - Dale Putley	$85M	1997	$8.78M	$28.7M
Robots - Fender (voice)	$75M	2005	$36M	$128M
Hook - Peter Banning	$70M	1991		$120M
RV - Bob Munro	$65M	2006	$16.4M	$71.4M
Death to Smoochy - Rainbow Randolph, Soundtrack (performer: "Friends Come In All Sizes", "Rainbow Randolph Theme Song")	$55M	2002	$4.27M	$8.36M
Patch Adams - Patch Adams	$50M	1998	$25.3M	$135M
Jumanji - Alan Parrish	$50M	1995		$100M
The Adventures of Baron Munchausen - King of the Moon (as Ray D. Tutto)	$46.6M	1988		$8.08M
Insomnia - Walter Finch	$46M	2002	$26.1M	$67.3M
Jack - Jack Charles Powell	$45M	1996	$11.2M	$58.6M
License to Wed - Reverend Frank	$35M	2007	$10.4M	$43.8M
Old Dogs - Dan	$35M	2009	$16.9M	$49.5M
Being Human - Hector	$30M	1994		$1.52M
August Rush - Maxwell 'Wizard' Wallace	$30M	2007	$9.42M	$31.7M