"Robin Williams is a man who doesn't so much give an interview...he takes control". (A Current Affair Interview, 1999)
Robin Williams Live Across Australia (1979-1999) features classic interviews and celebrates some of the funniest moments of mad-cap spontaneity ever captured on TV, paying tribute to a true comedic legend.
Wild, inventive, unpredictable and hilarious are just some of the words that paint a picture of the irrepressible Robin Williams. A master of comedic improvisation, his on-air interviews and off-centre antics left even the most experienced TV hosts lost for words and in stitches on the floor.
Throughout his illustrious and award-winning career in film, television and stand-up, Robin Williams not only established his own unique brand of comedy but garnered the admiration of millions of fans around the world.
Featuring a selection of live TV interviews conducted by the likes of Don Lane (in 1979 with Williams on roller skates discussing TV sensation Mork and Mindy), Ray Martin and Kerri-Anne Kennerley from Midday through to Jana Wendt and Helen Dailey from A Current Affair-Williams discusses his breakthrough work on Good Morning Vietnam, his turn as a gay nightclub owner in The Birdcage, his head-turning performance in Dead Poets Society and trip into the future with Bicentennial Man.
Robin Williams Live Across Australia (1979-1999) features classic interviews and celebrates some of the funniest moments of mad-cap spontaneity ever captured on TV, paying tribute to a true comedic legend.
Wild, inventive, unpredictable and hilarious are just some of the words that paint a picture of the irrepressible Robin Williams. A master of comedic improvisation, his on-air interviews and off-centre antics left even the most experienced TV hosts lost for words and in stitches on the floor.
Throughout his illustrious and award-winning career in film, television and stand-up, Robin Williams not only established his own unique brand of comedy but garnered the admiration of millions of fans around the world.
Featuring a selection of live TV interviews conducted by the likes of Don Lane (in 1979 with Williams on roller skates discussing TV sensation Mork and Mindy), Ray Martin and Kerri-Anne Kennerley from Midday through to Jana Wendt and Helen Dailey from A Current Affair-Williams discusses his breakthrough work on Good Morning Vietnam, his turn as a gay nightclub owner in The Birdcage, his head-turning performance in Dead Poets Society and trip into the future with Bicentennial Man.
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