<blockquote class="twitter-tweet" lang="en"><p>Ah Robin, I&#39;m so sorry the earth couldn&#39;t stay worthy of you. Hope happiness awaits you.</p>&mdash; jason alexander (@IJasonAlexander) <a href="https://twitter.com/IJasonAlexander/statuses/498969583126974464">August 11, 2014</a></blockquote>
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On the other side of the coin was "Insomnia." It was an uncharacteristic roll for him but he played it well alongside Swank and Pacino.

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I know what you mean...seems like all the actors or comedians I grew up with are disappearing.

I listen to the Nerdist podcast quite a bit, and Chris frequently talks about how other comedians get started. The idea of comedy as a coping mechanism comes up pretty frequently.

I miss John Candy. Who's Harry Crumb? was one of his best movies that wasn't mainstream.

Another childhood hero of mine has died, man this sucks

I liked him in Awakenings.

Robin Williams on golf. Classic.
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The thing about depression is whenever you feel bad pick up a ****ing phone or call someone to come over and talk! :( this sucks bad. RIP Robin!

I know they're all dropping like flies. Havent been this upset since the legend that is Leslie Nielsen passed away.

RIP funny man.

There won't ever be another like him. Wow, I'm just stunned...

It makes sense now that it has been brought to my attention. Just never something I thought about.

What sucks is almost all of my fav childhood comedians have passed away now and the ones that are alive are older and not funny anymore like Eddie Murphy/Adam Sandler.