Now this is getting interesting :)
Up to the year 2000 I had watched most Robbin Williams movies before I knew he was a standup comedian. I was hooked by his crazy style, his verbosity and his outrageous impersonations.
I have not seen, with the possible exception of George Carlin someone so witty, fast and scandalous.
In his movies, though, Williams had the versatility of a true actor. He could be silly, emotional, and evil.
I loved his performance in Dead Poets Society, Good Will Hunting, and Moscow in the Hudson, which incidentally has Venezuelan Actress, Maria Conchita Alonso co-starring.
Awakening, Mrs Doubtfire, and Patch Adams are also among my favorites. In all those movies he let some of his internal demons come out. I mournd his death as a artistic tragedy, and also as a human tragedy. It made me remember the salsa song's line "pobre payaso, rie por no llorar" (poor clown, who laughs to avoid crying).
He will be forever remembered and loved