In this bonus episode, USF podcast producer Corey Chapman hosts a short and sweet look back at the life and tragic death of legendary actor and comedian Robin Williams.
He shares his thoughts about his career, discusses his charitable work, and his influence on pop culture. Warning- this is a (Mr.) Serious episode.
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Corey, I truly appreciate your being compelled to record this. You have done well to echo many of the feelings I have also had since first hearing this news. I, too would not consider myself one of Robin Williams’ biggest fans, but that did not stop me from having a profound sense of loss. Of the multitude of great performances spanning a wide array of media, the one that I most enjoy is that of Parry in The Fisher King. I think that role encapsulates, as much as any one role can, the range of talents that were in this man’s arsenal. “Oh Captain, my Captain” rest in peace, Robin Williams.
Dak- thank you so much for taking the time to both listen to the show and leave a comment. I am glad that you shared your feelings about Robin Williams with us!