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With anyone else in that role, the movie would have been nothing special. But the fact that it was such a 180* departure from what everyone expected from Robin Williams made it so much more unsettling and creepy.
Exactly. I had no idea Robin Williams had that kind of range until I saw One Hour Photo. NO ONE could have played that part the way he did!!!
Exactly. I had no idea Robin Williams had that kind of range until I saw One Hour Photo. NO ONE could have played that part the way he did!!!
Did you see Williams in an episode of Law and Order where he plays the tourist to NYC whose wife is killed in street mugging?
One of his earliest drama performances
So much attention because it proved he could act not just be an off the wall comic
And I was remiss to omit “Moscow on the Hudson” where Williams plays a musician in the Moscow Circus who defects while on tour in NYC...
A great film about the immigrant experience...equal doses of great manic comedy (not really Williams) and sadness...
Did you see Williams in an episode of Law and Order where he plays the tourist to NYC whose wife is killed in street mugging?
One of his earliest drama performances
So much attention because it proved he could act not just be an off the wall comic
I did not, but now I want to go look it up and watch it!!!
Did you see Williams in an episode of Law and Order where he plays the tourist to NYC whose wife is killed in street mugging?
One of his earliest drama performances
So much attention because it proved he could act not just be an off the wall comic
I remember that episode, but he already had a number of dramatic performances under his belt by then. It definitely wasn't one of his earliest.
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