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Robin Williams is irreplaceable! Welcome to WatchMojo, and today we’re counting down our picks for the most hilarious sequences in Robin Williams’ films.
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00:00 "Is she with another male?"
00:01 "One pebble, one question."
00:03 "Next!"
00:04 Welcome to WatchMojo, and today we're counting down our picks for the most hilarious sequences
00:08 in Robin Williams films.
00:10 "A woman goes into a doctor's office, the doctor says, 'You mind if I numb your breast?'
00:13 'Not at all.' 'Numb, numb, numb, numb, numb.'"
00:14 Number 10. Dinner Scene. The Fisher King.
00:17 "Ooh, ooh boy. Sorry. Oh, hey."
00:23 Most of us have been on some kind of awkward date. While exploring that universal experience,
00:29 Robin Williams brings all kinds of humanity to the scene as his character desperately tries
00:34 to impress a woman during a dinner date. He's not playing the smoothest guy in the world,
00:38 but that makes this humorous moment all the more endearing to watch. This trainwreck of
00:43 a conversation leads to some funny places and even more brilliant physical comedy.
00:54 To top it all off, the actor finds time to sing and inject the sequence with genuine romance.
01:00 "When her robe is unfurled, she will show you the world if you step up and tell her where."
01:05 Number 9. Making Children Laugh. Patch Adams.
01:09 "What's your name?"
01:09 "Cameron."
01:10 "Hi, Cameron. I'm Patch."
01:14 In this movie inspired by a real man,
01:16 Robin Williams shows that laughter might just be the best medicine.
01:20 "I have a cold. A bit of a cold."
01:23 "It's my nose."
01:24 "It's my nose, Red."
01:25 His character, a med school student, visits a children's ward with very sick patients and
01:29 brightens their day. He spends much of the film bringing comedy to those that need it,
01:34 including members of a group therapy session. But it's the sequence with the kids that truly
01:39 showcases Williams' own special magic. It mainly consists of physical gags that don't require much
01:44 dialogue to elicit a response. The child actors in the scene were real cancer patients, and seeing
01:54 Williams bring them so much joy is truly heartwarming.
01:57 "What is going on here?"
02:01 Number 8. Shower Chaos. Father's Day.
02:07 "Boy has a whorl. Just like I got one. See? That's a whorl. This is a curl."
02:13 "That's a whorl."
02:15 Fans of Robin Williams and Billy Crystal will love seeing them together in this classic 90s comedy.
02:20 For one of the film's best scenes, the two legends juggle an incapacitated teenager.
02:25 Williams' Dale tries to put Scott into the shower, while Crystal's Jack talks on the phone.
02:30 Neither goes well as the characters run into several hilarious obstacles. This includes
02:35 dealing with hotel staff, not to mention trying to prevent Jack's wife from overhearing the
02:40 shenanigans in the background.
02:41 "What is that noise?"
02:43 "That's the shower."
02:43 "You and your new friend are taking a shower?"
02:46 "No, we're not. No, I'm not in the shower. Uh, he's in the shower."
02:50 "And you're watching him."
02:51 Both comedians elevate the sequence with their stellar timing and commitment.
02:55 "He's so slippery!"
02:56 "I'll come back."
02:57 "No, no, no, no, no. Just, just, just, the jacket is on the desk and I'll give you the pants.
03:01 Honey, hold on. I gotta take my pants off."
03:03 "Don't call me, honey."
03:04 While not the best remembered movie from either star,
03:07 this adventure allows both leads to embrace the chaos of the moment.
03:11 "You soaking wet! Get out of here dry as toes!"
03:14 "Honey, I have to go."
03:16 If you want more unforgettable laughs courtesy of Robin Williams,
03:20 keep watching until the end of this list for the top 10 Robin Williams moments we will never forget.
03:24 "My wife is sleeping with her gynecologist."
03:27 Number 7. Non-stop jokes. Bicentennial Man.
03:32 "You know why blind people don't like to skydive? It scares their dogs."
03:34 We've never considered what it would be like to teach a robot jokes,
03:37 but we hope it goes something like this scene.
03:40 Bicentennial Man puts Williams into the shoes of an android,
03:43 and an early scene features this inspired moment about comedy.
03:47 "What's silent smells like worms, bird farts. It must have been an engineer who
03:51 designed the human body, who also put a waste processing plant next to a recreation area."
03:55 Influenced by his owner's explanation of humor, Andrew tries his hand at some rapid-fire jokes,
04:01 but he clearly doesn't understand the concepts of timing or cadence.
04:06 Somehow, hearing all of these lines in quick succession makes them even funnier.
04:11 How does he draw so many laughs out of a monotone performance?
04:15 "We might want to talk about appropriateness and, um, and timing."
04:19 "It's 10.15, sir."
04:20 Number 6. Food fight. Hook.
04:24 Tapping into his inner child, Williams gives his all to this new take on a classic story.
04:35 His version of Peter Pan struggles to join in on an imaginary feast with the Lost Boys.
04:40 He then gets into an impressive insult competition with their leader, Rufio.
04:44 "Lying, crying, spying, prying, ultra pig!"
04:46 "You lewd, crude, rude, bag of pre-chewed food, dude."
04:48 The extremely creative and often disgusting jabs and jokes pile up one after the other,
04:54 with the middle-aged Peter matching the wits and youthful energy of his co-stars.
04:58 The argument eventually turns into a colorful food fight that all the boys get in on.
05:03 [Music]
05:07 You cannot look away from this elaborate fantasy sequence,
05:10 which blends all the wonder and humor you could want from a kids movie.
05:18 Number 5. Playing it straight. The birdcage.
05:31 In order to impress his future in-laws, Armand needs his partner Albert to pass as straight.
05:36 This prompts a hilarious lesson about getting Nathan Lane's character to act stereotypically
05:41 heterosexual. "Take your knife and you smear. Men, smear. Smear, that's it."
05:49 His attempts to alter his movements and act tough all make for funny moments.
05:54 Williams plays the perfect foil to Lane's over-the-top performance.
05:58 There's also a memorable run-in with Toast and a noteworthy John Wayne impression.
06:02 "Howdy, man."
06:07 While Williams isn't as off-the-wall in this scene as he is in other parts,
06:14 the legend showcases a slightly more subtle side to his comedic talents.
06:18 Fans of his more outgoing work will love the dance rehearsal scene,
06:21 which sees Williams in all of his unhinged glory.
06:24 "Fosse, Fosse, Fosse, you do Marcia Graham, Marcia Graham, Marcia Graham. Or Twyla, Twyla, Twyla.
06:31 Or Michael Kidd, Michael Kidd, Michael Kidd, Michael Kidd. Or Madonna, Madonna, Madonna."
06:36 Number 4. Farts in her sleep. Goodwill hunting.
06:39 It speaks to the talent of Robin Williams that he can make such a serious movie funny.
06:44 This scene involves his character describing his wife,
06:47 but he doesn't mince words about her nighttime habits.
06:50 The open and honest discussion involves all sorts of details that draw huge laughs from the patient.
06:55 "My wife used to fart when she was nervous.
06:57 She had all sorts of wonderful little easy sequences. She used to fart in her sleep.
07:02 I'm sorry I shared that with you."
07:06 The sequence was said to be heavily influenced by Williams' improvisation,
07:10 making the humor come alive with spontaneity.
07:12 He's clearly a born storyteller who can walk the line between poignant and hilarious.
07:17 "She woke up and was like, 'Oh, is that you?' I didn't have the heart to tell her."
07:21 With Matt Damon's candid reaction to it all,
07:23 the scene reveals the off-the-cuff brilliance of the veteran performer.
07:27 "She woke herself up?"
07:28 Number 3. Face mask scene. Mrs. Doubtfire.
07:37 "Really?"
07:37 "Yes."
07:38 "I would adore a good cup of English tea."
07:40 "Oh, wouldn't we all? I'll go get her."
07:43 Daniel thinks he has everything figured out, until his court liaison checks up on him.
07:48 This prompts a hilarious sequence where he has to switch between himself
07:52 and his alter ego, Mrs. Doubtfire.
07:54 The character is up against a wall when he loses his regular prosthetics
07:58 and is then forced to make a ridiculous choice to cover his face.
08:01 "Hello!"
08:01 His guest is initially freaked out,
08:05 but eventually comes around to Mrs. Doubtfire's unusual skincare routine.
08:09 "What it is, is basically egg whites,
08:11 creme fraiche, powdered sugar, vanilla, and a little touch of alum.
08:14 There you go, dear.
08:15 Oh, there you go, you've got your cream and your sugar now.
08:18 It's a little cappuccino.
08:20 One drop or two. Would you like another one?
08:22 Oh, there you go."
08:23 This movie is packed with gut-busting scenes,
08:26 including a montage of phone calls that has Sally Field tearing out her hair.
08:30 "I just want to know one thing.
08:31 Are your kids well-behaved,
08:33 or do they need like a few light slams every now and then?"
08:36 "Um, I'll have to get back to you."
08:39 And we cannot forget the kitchen disaster
08:42 that sends a lot more than dinner up in smoke.
08:44 "Ah! Look at this!
08:47 My first day as a woman, I'm getting hot flashes."
08:50 Number 2 - First Broadcast
08:52 Good Morning, Vietnam
08:54 Here, Williams was given a major opportunity
09:04 to deliver an amazing lead performance.
09:07 He also received a chance to bring elements of his stage persona
09:10 to the silver screen.
09:11 His turn as wartime DJ Adrian Cronauer
09:13 establishes the character as a maniac of the airwaves,
09:16 and allows the actor to rant and riff as much as he wants.
09:20 "Hey, is it a little too early for being that loud?
09:22 Hey, too late!
09:23 It's 0600, what's the O stand for?
09:25 Oh my God, it's early."
09:27 The character cracks up his fellow staffers
09:29 with his quick-witted and ingenious non-sequiturs,
09:31 and never more so than in his first broadcast.
09:34 "Over wrong speed, we've got it on the wrong speed.
09:39 For those of you who are recovering from a hangover,
09:41 that's gonna sound just right."
09:43 That opening greeting has become an iconic part of cinema history.
09:47 "Thank you, Roosevelt. What's the weather like out there?"
09:48 "It's hot! Damn hot!"
09:50 Before we unveil our top pick,
09:52 here are some honorable mentions.
09:54 The Batty Rap - Fern Gully, The Last Rainforest
09:57 Was anyone else surprised by how much the song rocks?
09:59 "Yo, the name is Patrick, the logic is erratic.
10:03 Potato in a jacket!"
10:05 Flubber Gets Too Close - Flubber
10:07 Williams and the co-stars go big in a relentless gross-out comedy scene.
10:11 Got To Satisfy - The Best of Times
10:26 The comedian mixes goofball energy and romance in an underrated gem.
10:32 "Jack Aquarius. Got to, got to, got to, got to satisfy."
10:36 The Incompetent Doctor - Nine Months
10:40 Williams showcases a funny accent and a hilariously misguided attempt at medicine.
10:45 "This woman needs an enema!"
10:47 "An enema?"
10:48 "Enema?"
10:49 "Enema!"
10:49 "She needs a pedicure!"
10:52 "Pedicure?"
10:53 "There's no goddamn beauty parlor!"
10:54 "Epitaph!"
10:55 "Epitaph? She's not dead, you moron!"
10:57 "Epidermis?"
10:58 Before we get to our number one pick,
11:00 if the hilarious Robin Williams big-screen scenes from this list were not enough,
11:04 be sure to stay tuned for our list of the top 10 Robin Williams moments we will never forget next.
11:09 Few live-action movies could contain the pure talent of Robin Williams.
11:27 But his turn as the Genie gave him a chance to truly stretch his imagination.
11:32 And it hardly gets better than his introductory scene.
11:35 The Genie meets the titular hero and unleashes a cavalcade of jokes, references, and one-liners.
11:40 "Yo, rugman! Haven't seen you in a few millennia. Give me some tassel! Yeah! Yo, yo!"
11:46 The routine is a non-stop comedic thrill ride.
11:49 And you can imagine Williams practically bouncing off the walls of the recording booth
11:53 as he improvs many of his lines.
11:55 "Three wishes to be exact."
11:56 "An ixnay on the wishing for more wishes. That's it! Three!"
12:01 "Uno, dos, tres."
12:02 "No substitutions, exchanges, or refund."
12:04 The brilliant display of versatility then segues into another standout sequence,
12:09 which shows off Williams' musical prowess.
12:11 "Mr. Lanzer, what will your pleasure be?"
12:14 "Let me take your order, judge it then."
12:18 "You ain't never had a friend like me."
12:20 It is one of the most memorable performances of an incomparable career.
12:24 Did we forget one of the funniest moments from Williams?
12:27 Let us know in the comments below.
12:28 "Oh, I gotta go."
12:32 Making people laugh is one of the hardest things in showbiz,
12:35 but he made it look so easy.
12:38 Welcome to WatchMojo, and today we're counting down our picks for the top 10
12:42 funniest Robin Williams moments we'll never forget.
12:44 "So you can get, you know, attacked by a variety of different people, but it's...
12:48 it was very freeing to do that knowing that right over there is the plaza and you're going,
12:52 'Ivana! Take it down, baby!'"
12:55 For this list, we're looking at the most hilarious moments in TV,
13:01 film, and pop culture from this comedy legend.
13:04 "Congratulations on getting married, that's lovely."
13:07 "It's wonderful."
13:07 "Yeah, it's very nice."
13:08 "Getting married for the third time, my best man Bobcat said it's like
13:11 bringing a burn victim to a firework show."
13:20 Williams and Nathan Lane, a comedy heavyweight in his own right,
13:24 go together like birds of a feather in this uproarious farce.
13:27 "Don't use that tone to me."
13:28 "What tone?"
13:29 "That sarcastic, contemptuous tone that means you know everything because you're a man,
13:34 and I know nothing because I'm a woman."
13:36 "You're not a woman."
13:37 "Oh, you bastard."
13:38 Williams played Armand, a gay drag club proprietor whose son intends to marry into a far-right
13:44 family. To avoid an uncomfortable confrontation, Armand teaches his lover Albert, played by Lane,
13:49 to pass as a straight uncle. Alas, even the simplest gestures like spreading mustard on
13:54 bread ends in drama.
13:55 "Get the goddamn pinky down. Make your fingers like iron, all right?
14:03 Yeah, and stop trembling. Hold the knife boldly and straight."
14:06 "Oh, God, I pierced the toes."
14:09 Albert just can't seem to shake his pinky habit either.
14:12 As outrageous as Lane is, Williams also finds just the right comedic balance of being frustrated
14:17 yet supportive. Armand's lessons on manliness go a bit too far, however, when he picks a fight
14:22 with a stranger who turns out to be twice his size.
14:25 "Hey, you take it easy, pilgrim."
14:27 "He bumped into me."
14:29 "Tough gazongas."
14:30 "Why are you being such a prick?"
14:32 "Why are you being such an asshole?"
14:34 "Are you calling me an asshole?"
14:46 Williams was arguably the greatest improv comedian who ever lived,
14:50 making him a perfect fit for Whose Line Is It Anyway?
14:53 "Ryan and Robin are two Italian chefs making pizzas when you notice unusually large rodents
14:59 in the kitchen. Wayne enters later as the exterminator they've called to the scene."
15:04 Despite only appearing on the show once in season three, Williams fit in so flawlessly
15:08 it was as if he had returned to his natural habitat.
15:11 "What's the matter?"
15:22 Williams delivered no shortage of on-the-spot one-liners,
15:25 particularly during a Hollywood director bit in which he played an Italian chef.
15:29 Of course, the best improv comics know how to work off their
15:32 troupe members as opposed to making the sketch all about themselves.
15:34 "Oh, fine, work hard, work hard."
15:36 "All right, you know what? Last night you didn't say that."
15:41 "I'm sorry."
15:41 Williams shared instant chemistry with Colin Mochrie, Ryan Stiles, and especially Wayne Brady.
15:49 He may have been the most famous person on set, but Williams came off like just one of the guys.
15:54 For his disturbing turn in One Hour Photo, Williams was one of the three best actor
16:05 nominees at the Critics' Choice Awards. He lost, however, to Daniel Day-Lewis and Jack Nicholson,
16:10 who tied.
16:11 "Um, I'm gonna say the first name. This wonderful person can come up here and
16:17 say thank you, and then I will say the second name, so there's gonna be so much dramatic tension."
16:22 This obviously meant that Williams came in last place, but he managed to steal the show regardless.
16:30 Nicholson, claiming to be "baked," asked Williams to come on stage and give a funny speech,
16:34 which he was more than happy to do. Even after telling Jack to wrap up the speech,
16:38 Williams continued to chime in with cracks about the Irish and his loss.
16:42 It's a shame these two never did a comedy together,
16:45 as Williams' high energy blended well with Nicholson's laid-back, dazed persona.
16:49 "I really wanted to say how grateful I am to the film critics for honoring Robin and…"
16:55 "It's a tie with three people!"
17:01 Well, at least we have this priceless acceptance speech.
17:06 She Used to Fart in Her Sleep (Good Will Hunting)
17:09 While best known for his comedic chops, it was Williams' dramatic role as Dr.
17:14 Sean Maguire that won him an Oscar.
17:15 "Why is trust the most important thing in making a breakthrough with a client?"
17:20 "Maureen, stop the oral fixation for a moment and join us."
17:27 Williams' signature improv skills still shone through in a few key moments, however.
17:31 The funniest example is when Sean reminisces about his late wife and how she used to fart
17:36 in her slumber.
17:37 "My wife used to fart when she was nervous.
17:38 She had all sorts of wonderful little ecstasies.
17:41 You know, she used to fart in her sleep.
17:43 I'm sorry I shared that with you.
17:47 One night it was so loud it woke the dog up."
17:50 An unprepared Matt Damon is unable to hold back his laughter,
17:54 making the moment all the more authentic.
17:56 Although we typically don't associate fart jokes with Oscar gold,
17:59 the humor is character-based.
18:01 Sean tells Will that when you truly love somebody,
18:04 it's the quirky little imperfections that make them special.
18:07 Now that Sean's wife is gone, he misses her nighttime flatulence even more.
18:11 "Ah, but Will, she's been dead two years and that's the shit I remember.
18:14 Wonderful stuff, you know?
18:16 Little things like that.
18:18 Yeah, but those are the things I miss the most."
18:20 Jeez, only Williams could get us choked up over farts.
18:23 We're all familiar with golf, but how exactly did the sport come to fruition?
18:33 "I knock a ball in a gopher hole.
18:35 Oh, you mean like pool."
18:38 Williams gave his own hysterical interpretation of golf's genesis
18:40 on his Broadway stand-up special.
18:42 Tapping into his Scottish ancestry,
18:44 Williams makes this commonplace game sound like the drunken ravings of a madman.
18:48 "I put the hole hundreds of yards away.
18:51 Oh, yeah.
18:54 It's a great fun there.
18:56 Oh, yeah, that's a great thing.
19:00 Oh, like a bowling thing."
19:01 After all, why else would somebody hit a ball into a gopher hole from miles away?
19:05 Why would they add to the frustration by putting in tall trees and sandboxes?
19:10 Above all else, who in their right mind would want to do this 18 times?
19:15 Up until this point, we just kind of accepted the rules of golf.
19:18 "Wacking away and each time you miss, you feel like you're gonna have a stroke."
19:21 Now, all we're ever gonna see while watching the PGA Championship
19:25 is somebody whacking a ball with a tire iron.
19:28 Number 5.
19:29 What year is it?
19:30 Jumanji.
19:31 Williams frequently poked fun at his own hairiness,
19:34 but Jumanji took this to the next level.
19:36 After being trapped in the jungle for 26 years,
19:45 Alan Parrish emerges from the board game with more head and facial hair than a wild beast.
19:49 As silly as he looks in his Tarzan ensemble,
19:52 the scene does let the drama sink in as Alan learns that he was presumed dead.
19:56 "Where's my mom and dad?"
19:58 "We don't know.
20:00 This house has been empty for years.
20:03 Everyone thought you were dead."
20:07 This is quickly balanced with some humor as Alan is almost run over by a police car.
20:11 Alan's animal-like reflexes prevent an accident,
20:14 but the officer inevitably has a few questions about the bearded guy on his car hood.
20:18 It's nothing some carjacking monkeys can't solve though,
20:21 and it appears Alan's picked up on the primate language.
20:25 "Get out of there!
20:26 Monkeys!"
20:32 Number four.
20:33 Good morning, Vietnam.
20:36 Good morning, Vietnam.
20:37 By 1987, Williams had established himself as a stand-up and television legend,
20:42 but he had yet to leave a major mark on the feature film front.
20:45 "Good morning, Vietnam!
20:49 Hey, this is not a test.
20:52 This is rock and roll."
20:53 Williams officially made his claim to Hollywood royalty in Good Morning, Vietnam
20:57 as Adrian Cronauer kicks off his first radio broadcast.
21:01 Although he's just sitting behind a microphone,
21:03 Williams says every word with such manic energy that it practically melts the screen.
21:08 "It's 0600. What's the O stand for? Oh my god, it's early.
21:11 Speaking of early, how about that Cro-Magnon Marty Drywitz?
21:14 Thank you, Marty, for silky smooth sound. Make me sound like Peggy Lee."
21:17 There's no time to breathe between jokes as he immediately jumps right into the next one.
21:22 While the film differs significantly from Cronauer's real life,
21:25 Williams' rapid-fire delivery made him a logical choice to play a disc jockey.
21:29 "All right, hey, what is this demilitarized zone? What do they mean, police action?"
21:37 "Sounds like a couple of cops in Brooklyn going, 'No, she looks pretty to me.'
21:40 Hey, whatever it is, I like it because it gets you on your toes better than a strong cup of cappuccino."
21:45 Williams also brought his trademark ad-libbing to the table,
21:48 coming up with broadcasts on the spot.
21:49 Number three.
21:51 Saving Face, Mrs. Doubtfire.
21:53 What do you do when your ex-wife won't share custody of the kids?
21:57 You dress up as a Scottish nanny, of course.
21:59 "Could you tell me your name?"
22:01 "My name? I thought I gave it to you, dear."
22:05 "No."
22:07 "Oh."
22:08 "Doubtfire."
22:14 Although the premise is far-fetched, Williams is actually quite convincing as an older woman,
22:19 even when he's juggling personas.
22:21 When a social worker drops in unexpectedly,
22:23 Daniel must run back and forth between being himself and playing his much older sister.
22:28 We often associate Williams with his one-liners,
22:30 but watching him change in and out of drag demonstrates his capabilities as a physical comedian as well.
22:35 "Mom!"
22:43 "Oh!"
22:48 "What the..."
22:49 Just when it looks like the jig is up, a cake to the face saves Daniel's skin.
22:58 Daniel isn't so lucky at a restaurant, though, where he loses Mrs. Doubtfire's face again.
23:03 "You all right, boy?"
23:06 "I was lucky."
23:08 "Daddy?"
23:09 Over 25 years after winning his first Golden Globe for "Mork & Mindy,"
23:31 Williams' career culminated with the Cecil B. DeMille Award.
23:34 "Robin, come and get it."
23:37 "Thank you. My English is not so good."
23:41 Williams' humility was on full display,
23:43 but this was also a natural platform for him to bring the funny.
23:46 And did he ever.
23:48 Since this award was given by the Hollywood Foreign Press Association,
23:51 Williams couldn't resist breaking out an arsenal of accents.
23:54 "What a lovely Danish, Robbie. Try the Danish."
23:57 "So nice, the Danish is good for me."
24:01 He also poked fun at the decor,
24:03 most notably drawing parallels between the statuette's design
24:06 and Janet Jackson's wardrobe malfunction.
24:08 You know you're a comedy master when even Jim Carrey is cracking up at your jokes.
24:12 It's fitting that he dedicated this award to his late friend Christopher Reeve,
24:16 as Williams was the Superman of comedy as far as we're concerned.
24:19 I know what you're gonna say in the comments.
24:21 "How can you rank a top 10 of Robin Williams moments? All his moments are the best."
24:26 And I agree. It's bananas.
24:27 So which Robin Williams moment are you most likely to be caught quoting?
24:31 For me, it's almost definitely number one, although I do love the birdcage.
24:36 So let's memorialize our honorable mentions and then we'll see what's at the top.
24:40 "And I'm so proud of you for winning this.
24:42 The moment I turned and saw that she wasn't sitting there and she's in the ladies room."
24:58 "Hello! Anybody in there?
25:01 Little hatchling brothers, you must revolt against your oppressors.
25:04 You have nothing to lose but your shells."
25:06 "What's the matter?"
25:07 "Tim, I have a feeling my wife is sleeping with a gynecologist."
25:14 "How do you know?"
25:18 "Well, you know, he's got access."
25:20 "You lewd, crude, rude, bag of pre-chewed food dude?"
25:24 "Make a right, Peter!"
25:25 "You mad? Stupid, stupid man!"
25:32 "Rufio, if I'm a maggot burger, why don't you just eat me?
25:34 You two-toned, zebra-headed, slime-coated, pimple-farming,
25:38 paramecium brain, munching on your own mucus, suffering from Peter Pan envy."
25:43 "So now..."
25:45 "No, no, no, no. Get in there. Get in there."
25:46 "Okay, rub, rub, rub-a-dub."
25:48 "Rub, rub, rub-a-dub. Dear diary, day two, rubbing meat."
25:54 "30 minutes at room temperature."
25:56 "At room temperature, keep rubbing the meat for 30 minutes."
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26:14 1. The genie of a thousand voices, Aladdin
26:20 Being the closest thing imaginable to a living cartoon character,
26:23 Williams was born to lend his voice to animation. And the genie was the role of a lifetime.
26:28 "Ten thousand years will give you such a crick in the neck."
26:42 Voice acting was never the same after Aladdin rubbed his lamp and released the genie.
26:46 Being cooped up for 10,000 years has apparently given genie enough time to perfect his stand-up
26:50 act, as he stretches both his comedy muscles and his literal muscles.
26:54 "Hello, Aladdin. Nice to have you on the show. Can we call you Al or maybe just Din? How about
26:59 Ladi? Sounds like, here boy. Come on, Ladi."
27:02 "I must have hit my head harder than I thought."
27:06 "Do you smoke? Mind if I do?"
27:07 "Oh, sorry, Cheetah. Hope I didn't singe the fur."
27:12 Genie seamlessly transitions between impressions,
27:14 referencing everyone from Arnold Schwarzenegger to Groucho Marx.
27:18 This isn't even the tip of the iceberg, as Williams recorded a treasure trove of impressions
27:22 and improvisations that couldn't be squeezed into one movie. Aladdin never had another
27:27 friend like Genie, and there'll never again be a performer like Robin Williams.
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