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Patch (Robin Williams) gives a speech to the Medical Board saying that doctors should not only fight death, they should fight indifference.
FILM DESCRIPTION:
The fact-based story of an unconventional physician who attempted to heal patients with laughter, based on his own book and mixing equal doses of scatological humor and pathos. Robin Williams stars as Hunter Adams, a troubled young man who commits himself to a mental institution in the late 1960s. His experiences there convince Adams to become a doctor, and he enrolls in medical school, where he is appalled at the cold, clinical professionalism that alienates patients from their caregivers. Determined to provide emotional and spiritual relief as well as medicine, Adams clowns around for his patients, getting to know them personally. Although his efforts seem to work wonders and the hospital nursing staff is grateful for the levity Adams provides, his methods alienate his uptight roommate Mitch (Philip Seymour Hoffman) as well as the staff and faculty of his school. Adams perseveres, however, even starting his own low-cost rural clinic called the Gesundheit Institute, and wooing a pretty fellow student, Carin (Monica Potter). Tragedy strikes, and Adams' career is put in jeopardy, forcing him to defend his style and philosophy before a board of jurists determined to bar him from practicing medicine. Patch Adams (1998) was produced by former M*A*S*H (1972-83) star Mike Farrell, who met the real-life Adams when the offbeat doctor served as an advisor to the actor's popular TV series.
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TM & © Universal (1998)
Cast: Roger W. Durrett, Bob Gunton, Dan Hannafin, George Lee, Piers Mackenzie, Robin Williams
Director: Tom Shadyac
Producers: Allegra Clegg, Alan B. Curtiss, Barry Kemp, Marvin Minoff, Devorah Moos-Hankin, Charles Newirth, Steve Oedekerk, Tom Shadyac, Marsha Garces Williams, Mike Farrell
Screenwriters: Patch Adams, Maureen Mylander, Steve Oedekerk
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This wasn't acting, this was just Robin Williams being Robin Williams.
I have seen Dr. Patch Adams. He is currently at University of Illinois. He he quite a character to look at.
@@josephhodges9819 WHAAAAAAAAAT HE STILL ALIVE ? WOW THAT IS GREAT REALLY GREAT !!!!!!!
Miss him so much 😭💔
Yes indeed
@Genevieve Coverdell bro yhu gotta pay f that I ain’t payin for that
"God forbid we treat death with humor."
That line has stuck with me since I saw this in the theaters with my father. I utilize that ideology to this day. ❤️
? please explain your comment, i would greatly appreciate it if you did.
@@awokeorasleepgodsaves. Watch the clip. Explanation over
I tried to think about that line when my father was dying. ❤
"a doctor's mission is not just to prevent death but to improve the quality of life. That's why you treat a disease you may win or you may lose but you treat a person I guarantee you will win every time no matter what the outcome" - What a beautiful beautiful masterpiece! Would love to know who penned the words for this screenplay
I think it was the actual quote that he said when he was in court. (This movie is based on a true story if you didn't know)
Check the Writer of the credits.
Gurubharan S eee
This is so true. Many doctors have a lot of "head white" mentality type who think they are gods or superhuman. Doctors are meant to uphold the Hippocratic oath but unfortunately money talks and most people just go for the money and put moral principles below them.
Satan.
Every medical student in school needs to watch this film, because God knows how many doctors lack compassion these days.
Especially women.
i possibly agree, &, but then upon the other hand, ...
They should do another study on the prevelance of Sociopathy or Psychopathy and or coldness among doctors.
The concept of transference is not without reason. And that reason is simply bandwidth. The average person does not have the emotional bandwidth to care to that level about so many people. Consider a doctor in a hospital overseeing the care of 30 people per month. Let's say 1 in 30 of those patients die. If you knew every one of those patients on a deep personal and emotional level, that means you are mourning the loss of a friend every month. That will take its toll on you. It's not sustainable. You have an emotional breakdown. And how are you supposed to provide care for others if you're constantly in a state of mourning.
Yes you should care for people and be kind to them. But as a doctor your job is not to become their friend, it's to get them well enough so they can leave and go back to their life.
Death is not the enemy, indifference is. - Robin Williams
This was such an underrated movie. I wish it had been more popular.
The fact that it wasn't, makes it a gem for the rest of us. ❤
Amen
On the one hand, I agree with you, it's a good Robin Williams movie. HOWEVER, on the other, this movie is an insult to the actual real life Dr. Patch Adams & others that the movie (mis)portrayed.
I don’t like it. I don’t like any of Robin Williams comedies, and this is one of the worst ones imo. It makes the real Patch Adams out to be a clown, and the movie itself isn’t funny.
I was your 100th like. 👍🏼
He is often referred to as a comic genius. Robin Williams was and always will be all kinds of genius. Gone way too soon. He had the ability to break you up in stitches of laughter one moment and then literally reach in and tear your heart apart the next. This is but only one of many profound and special moments in his films. He was an extraordinary actor/comedian but he was and even more extraordinary human being. God bless you sir R.I.P.
I use this quote every single day throughout my nursing training and also throughout my clinical practice. It is such a beautiful quote that enables us as healthcare professionals to treat the person instead of seeing them as the disease itself.
I remember one of my clinical placements, a patient thanked me for treating them like a human being instead of treating them like a disease from a textbook.
& what hospital, or clinic, or medical facility do you work for?
@@awokeorasleepgodsaves. I am a student nurse. Why?.
Omg, never heard of this movie, but that speech made me speechless, literally. I gotta watch this now. Rest in Peace, Robin Williams and Phillip Hoffman.
NewbiestNoob this movie is based on a true story, FYI in researching it 🙂
NewbiestNoob What??????
Can even watch real Patch Adams interviews he's a really interesting and incredibly bright man!
Though the criticism he has of this movie (doesn't blame Robin for it though) is that it made him look more like a clown (though those doctors that do work along side with him do go around hospitals around the world dressed as them, it's amazing to see! Also the relationship in the movie wasn't with a girl it was with a man :)
He would be tossed in prison so fast.
this gave me a new perspective of how to see doctors , they are not just the ones that go to school for years and learn about our bodies , they are also people who want to help others in need
not all of them, certain doctors, & nurses are just in it for the money, & could possibly care less for both their outpatients as well as inpatients
Robin Williams... what a shock it was to hear of his death, and very sad. The brilliant man gave us so many laughs with his comic genius and witty personality. It just goes to show you never know how sensitive people are on the inside.
Rest in peace Robin Williams... may eternal bliss be yours now...
he died because in this movie he told (the system) to f off and the people he fought for never received the help they needed and it hurt him the most
Um, no @@craiglaw8847. Just shut your yap. You haven't a clue.
@@craiglaw8847 who knows?
@Joseph Henderson do you really believe that?
@Joseph Henderson And what about their loved ones? Are they gonna have amnesia when they get to heaven? Another's opinion means a whole lot.
Extremely sad day, heaven gained another angel .. RIP Robin Williams, you will be greatly missed. One of the best actors and comedians of all time :'(
i am sorry to say, & not that my person am meaning to possibly sound, &/or seem indifferent to his own plight of closet, or secret demons that were in his immortal human soul before he himself had taken that being of his own life(&, but then i am not a stranger to suicide attempts myself), &, but then yet if you end you life at your own hand/s then a person who does that can not possibly go to Heaven, but much rather instead one would be destined to be escorted to that other place being of the total opposite of blissful happiness as in torturous destruction, or namely damn hell
I hope that 100 years from now and beyond they keep playing Robin’s movies, he was so special.
Rest in Peace, you made my life happier through your comedy. Thank you for the memories and the laughs.
Reckless Senses
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I can't get through a clip without tearing up, I'm going to miss that man.
Absolutely amazing. Robin Williams has the ability to touch humanity.
I struggle to watch videos of Robin Williams without feeling a sense of loss and heartache. He gave so much laughter and joy to the world but couldn’t defeat his demons and the illness affecting him.
i cant watch this without crying now RIP Robin Williams and Phillip Seymour Hoffman
Luxury Brown-
Don't be an ass,
how the hell would you know?
I miss you dearly Robin. You were and always will be one of my favorite actors and people on this planet. RIP.
The second I heard Robin died, I remembered this scene, it feels like Robin Williams would have been the exact kind of doctor Patch was if he was one in real life.
Rest in Peace I hope you're in a better and happier place now.
ROBIN I will always be grateful for so many laughs !!
We miss you already... we all love you, Robin Williams.
I was raised In a small town called Woodfin,Theres a place In this movie where Robin was at a bus stop,It was right above my house,I also have spent a lot of my younger day's In the very spot where the butterfly land's on his heart In the movie,That happened on Buzzard Rock.I feel kinda special just to know that because of Robin Williams as Patch Adams my home and my old hang out was graced by his presence.Thank's for stopping by Mr.Williams/Patch.You made my hometown and my old party place a lot more special just by being there.Rest In the most happy place In the universe and thanks for all you done.Sincerely,Mark D. Woodfin,N.C.
An amazing movie that was so unrated. A true classic. Robin Williams talent was extraordinary and rare. 💙
it was a great film wasn't it?
Great movie, Great actor. R.I.P. Mr Williams. Thank you for being you and giving us the gift of your talent.
I have to totally agree with this. I stuck w/ the same doctor who saw me through a stillbirth cuz he knew me. His compassion meant I knew I would be cared for w/ everything he had to prevent another death. my daughter is now 5 years old and is wonderful.
Hands down one of the greatest scenes in a movie and so relevant. Very powerful scene
Robin Williams was one of the most kindest and caring people I know. Not in person of course, but, through the years. Watching him on the big screen, and TV, etc. Wherever I saw him, I felt his compassion, his honesty, and his loyality to his family, friends, fans. He was one great man.
Robin williams brought happiness through his movies in many persons life but he ended his life miserably. Great actor... RIP for those happy memories
Look how young Philip Seymour Hoffman was, a legend
Man I miss him so much. I wish he was still here to make more great movies. Both he and Robin.
Chilling quotes, two back to back actors involved in a legendary statement.
Robin Williams… Rest In Peace… You were considered my ALL-TIME favorite actors… Goodbye. :'(
I love how the video clip cuts him off at the end when he's trying to deliver his moving speech hahaha
I think we're all here for the same reason right now. This is so painful. RIP Robin.
I still miss Robin Williams. RIP
This video shows how the perspective of a “Doctor” is to help in different ways with other people and patients physically and mentally.
My dad, who is a doctor, found this scene extremely depressing and true.
I'm currently watching it. I miss you, Sir Williams. You rocked my childhood 👌
when ya treat a person, you always win...loved it
Rest In Paradise Robin. We love you. We thank you, and we will miss you.
The world lost a great comedian and person when he passed away. Thanks for making us laugh when you were in so much pain. Thank you from ALL of us
R.I.P. Robin Williams
I liked how he was able to answer the question they were asking him but the reasoning he used makes us all think about what doctors really are and what treating patient involves.
Rest in peace. You made the world a very happy place. You will never be forgetten.
Shows how Robin was in life off screen.
A beautiful human who cared about others. RIP Robin.
RIP Robin Williams...
Robin Williams was a jewel we never deserved but are grateful that we had. Thank you for for making this world a little brighter than when you found it
he himself could have possibly made it even brighter than that of which he himself did, or had done however said if he himself had not taken that being of his own life, & just imagine how possibly many persons contemplating suicide could possibly now have a greater, much greater risk of doing so now that 'mr.-funny-man' had taken that being of his own life, & disappointing more than quite a few who could have possibly been up under the impression that he himself was just ever so happy with that being of his own life than to have thrown it all in others' faces, & only show to one, & many that his hidden inhibitions would drive him to do such a morbid thing to himself
Directly after the quote, the camera closes in on Phillip Seymour Hoffman. Kills me a million times.
Not just patients, people. Person comes before patient.
The relationship can be the most healing part of therapy 🙏🏽
I saw this movie many years ago and it touched my heart and remained one of my favorites of his works. R.I.P Robin.
All the characters robin played you were so iconic and in a sense relate to them on a personal note.Laughter truly is the best medicine
it is a great contrast to have to think that 'mr.-funny-man' was so torn up inside
Love when he says “Death is not the enemy”!!
one of my favorite scene in one of my favorite Robin Williams's movies... God bless him may he rest in peace.
Rest In Peace to Phillip Seymour Hoffman and Robin Williams.
Two amazingly passionate and feely actors that I and millions of others will miss dearly...
did both of the two of them take their own lives, or what? i can't remember.
I think this was one of your best movies RIP, and thanks for enlighten our lifes with your ginius talent.
This movie Inspired me when I was young to get into the caregiver field ( I’ve been told I’d be an amazing nurse but I can’t handle blood and such lol ) so instead I’ve had the honor to share in lives of adults with a wide range of physical and mental disabilities, and help them to live there best life ….. I’ve been through many trainings and we are told time and time again to not become attached to the people we serve , I’ve been told many times that they are not our friends and we must maintain professionalism at all times , but these same “instructor’s “ have never spent countless hours day in and day out with these individuals, they haven’t held there hands as they faced there fears , or been the only one who calms them down and provide them with that safe feeling they need , haven’t taken walks in the park and seen there eyes light up and excitement in there face to see flowers or wildlife , haven’t been on adventures , I understand the concept of professionalism and distance but as a human you will form a bond of some sort with them and grow attached , and I’ve learned to just like he says , if you treat them as a person and with dignity and respect then everyone wins but if you treat them like they are just another “special needs condition “ or your paycheck , then no one wins and you miss out on an opportunity to create something beautiful in both of your lives and you can still do that while being professional and have that boundary ( I hope that makes sense ) ❤️ life is a beautiful thing
thank you for that. &, but then do you yourself think that you could please tell me which hospital being of which you yourself are supposedly employed by?
@@awokeorasleepgodsaves. I don’t work at a hospital or for a hospital … I work for a company that provides services to adults with a wide range of physical and mental disabilities in a home setting ( group homes ) :)
Robin Williams is/was a genius, just as the real Patch Adams. I'm impressed by Patch Adams and his deep and profound love for humanity.
This is such a good movie. We all know that Robin is a really good at dramatic acting and he gets to clown around it in the movie.
God damn robin williams is an icon in every movie he’s in
I luv this scene, just goes to show how this film was very underrated and Robin was a great, and talented human being
This is the best speech in modern film and cinema, I have ever heard. Thank you Robin Williams. Al Pacino's final speech in Scent of a Woman, and Mel Gibson in Braveheart, would be second and third. I often watch this speech 1-15 times/ year, every year. Thank you Robin Williams. Thank you for your talent, empathy, compassion and understanding for others. You truly did fit this role. Patch Adams was truly the man you were on and off the screen. No one will ever forget you, Robin. Your words and your films, will always live on. From Alberta, Canada-Thank you.
Powerful speech let the legend of Patch Adams grow.............
RIP Robin Williams,. you will be missed.
yap
I don't think I ever cried harder than when I heard Robin Williams died. He was favorite actor and this movie changed my life for the better.
Melissa2087 wow, you have had a very easy life then overall
This is still the most empowering speach ever gives me chills
Robin William's delivered his lines very well.
man I miss this actor. there is none better then him
Best actor comedian ever .I love love love this movie .
I wish someone could treated him, maybe he'd still be with us.
RIP Robin!
My mother was very much like this.
Everybody loved her. Everybody respected her.
She was always respectful, helpful, and she was kind.
Indifference and greed are the worst ills of mankind
This speech made me cry
not only does he help people he inspires people
I LOVED THIS CLIP !!!!!!!! R.I.P. Robin Williams !!!!!!! You'll Be Missed !!!!!!!!!!!!
This movie is one of robin Williams most outstanding performance
RIP, sir. I'll miss you dearly. Thanks for the laughs.
ive always looked down on doctors as people who just want to be doctors for social status and money, but over time ive come to respect them.
Great actor.. Amazing dialogue delivery
One of the most inspiring speech s of all time
I miss Robin Williams truly legendary ability to assume any character, not just pretending but becoming a character.
RIP- Robin Williams hope you found peace at last, I will remember you :(
Robin Williams was funny, but also a very powerful actor!
I'm going thru emotional, meaningful scenes spree right now. I watched scenes from Brothers and Boy Erased so far and now I'm watching this. Off to another suggestion click after this one. ❤
This clip makes me cry every time I watch it :(
Philip seymour Hoffman and Robin Williams. RIP to two of my favourite actors.
This man speaks facts
This is full of brilliant life affirming messages. Love this movie.
This is a great example of our perspective towards doctors and their actions
Great movie shows how doctors and nurses need compassion
it was one of my dream to meet this man once in my life..
Me too. He was #1 on my list to meet.
Robin Williams was an incredible actor. Probably the best actor ever.
Thank you for the laughs. RIP
such a beautiful movie. in my book it's a classic.
If a doctor can be defined as someone who helps those in need, those who may need something so simple as a kind smile and a warm hand, without indifference and coldness, then, Robin Williams must be the best doctor I've had the luck to see
Oh my god. So powerful speech. This scene gets me sobbing -_ㅜ
Holden Weatherfield Really. Death is humorous. This movie is horrid.
+Holden Weatherfield ... I agree :) I lost some of my beloved persons, daddy, best friends, dear uncles.. It is not humorous but it is fact of life. It is indeed funny to think that finally we will meet them again at last :))
This scene is about helping each other, no matter the task but to always be there for each other. And that by doing so you are a doctor, for helping someone with any issues they may be facing.
Jeez Louise! This is an amazing take on death🗣🔥🙏🏻
Patch Adams made the judges feel dumb and made a really good point on what a doctor is.
This video explained how doctors really are and how they study the different diseases and help their patients out with their treatment with finding a cure.
This was just a powerful speech🗣🗣🗣
It's fitting Robin Williams played a doctor many times because it came natural for him. In reality, doctors have a lot of empathy. Truly, the greatest comedian who ever lived. He was a very humble and kind person who I miss a lot. Our world is a little darker and more cynical without him. He seemed like he was never too busy to say hello or sign an autograph for a fan. I will always love and adore him.
i think that i had possibly met mr. robin williams at least a couple, or a few times in person, & whereas he himself had never personally acknowledge me, & you know like say, or how you say like as if i were to 'invisible-man', or someone of that nature, & whereas i can't remember as to whether, or not i was homeless at the time of having met him, now either he himself was going through some, or such of a personal life crisis of his own then, & there, or he himself had deliberately upon purpose chose to just ignore me when he himself was in the midwest of the u.s.a., or unless male person being of whom i had met back then was just a look-a-like of his, &, but then they say that everybody supposedly has a twin somewhere in the world