So much truth in that quote. Not only from a companion but also siblings or co-workers. They just seek you out when in need for something but otherwise you're invisible.
My father just passed away with Lewy Body Dementia. It is a horrid disease. There is no dying peacefully with LBD. He lost himself and his dignity. My heart aches for him but I am thankful that he is finally at peace. He was diagnosed with LBD April 15th and was dead by June 14th. Rest In Peace Daddy and Robin Williams.
@@weirdmatter yea looking at some of his quotes you really get the feeling he was begging for people to notice his pain, most would just see the happy man on the TV screen.
Manic depression is not uncommon with entertainers or any achievers. They have so much they want to express and share, anyway they can. Robin had health issues, besides the mental;/emotional ones. Think of him as a candle burning from both ends. He was a great soul and the way he died has not affected how we see him. It was his choice and we need to respect that.
Purebredbrute Yep and she robbed his kids of his personal belongings and other things and his money he saved for them. So she’s a real piece of work yikes!
Christopher Miller strange I just read an article stating that the children received a majority of the estate while she was devised only a smaller portion.
@@christophermiller159 I beg to differ. He had Trust funds for each of his three children, and they were well-provided for, in addition to being the prime beneficiaries of his estate. After his passing, his children's representatives, in fact, came to the Tiburon house (which he left to Susan) and cleared it out of whatever they wanted (and were legally entitled to) which comprised all of his belongings, memorabilia, clothing, jewelry, awards etc he owned prior to marrying Susan. She was stunned that this happened (it was, afterall, and still is, her home.) Susan had signed a pre-nup before the marriage, and was left the Tiburon house and all its contents. What a sad situation for everyone, who were heartbroken over this horrible tragedy. So making snarky remarks is not helpful.
She’s a narcissist and sociopath … I’ve seen plenty of psychologist speak about people who fake cry. When tears don’t come out it’s called fake crying.
My husband died of Lewy Body Dementia on 5/9/16. I do not blame Robin Williams at all for taking his own life. This disease takes over and you literally lose your mind. You forget who your family is. You forget who your children are. You forget who you are. Then suddenly you can't walk. You can't feed yourself. You forget how to use the bathroom. You waste away. Robin took control when he still could. My husband suffered with it for 7yrs and we suffered with him. God bless Robin for not putting his family through it. I love and miss my husband of 21yrs every moment of every day, but in the end after watching the hell he went through, I think Robin did the right thing.
you go girl. I'm really sorry you lost your beau, girl. :-( 21 years is a goodish long time. I commend both of you for a hard won accomplishment! I feel your right, there is just far too long of suffering endured by the family & the afflicted, including that awful, long period after our loved one is 'dead' (no longer there even though their awake) but their body is continuing on with all its chemical processes still fighting to keep the shell alive. I hope you find strength in his memory & wish for you to live life & cherish it for both of you . . .
+O Bi o bi, without sounding 'snotty' or disrespectful to you or your opinion in any, I must ask you, & please answer honestly, I won't lay into you for whatever answer you give, have YOU personally yet cared for a loved one with a really long term, eventually full mental loss & 'not mentally in the present' any longer loved one, such as alzheimer's, LBD like Robin had, or severe ALS, ever? Not to discount the suffering in ANY way those who have, but loosing a family member to cancer doesn't qualify here, because compared to the effed up diseases I mentioned above, the burden is blessedly extremely brief, & doesn't come close to the awful pain & burden of someone dead but the bodies alive for several months to literally years of force or NG tube feeding, adult super poops all over themselves, drooling laughing/crying/screaming/thrashing for hundreds & hundreds of days?
Two years later and it's still tough to believe he's gone!😥 Just so sad when a person is gifted to bring so much joy to the lives of others, yet don't seem to find that joy for themselves! God bless all who mourn him! I am thankful for all the laughter he left!
My father had the same thing and it is living a nightmare 24/7. I am so sorry that this happened to him but I completely understand him taking his own life. Watching my dear father go through this was one of the toughest things I’ve had to witness. It is beyond cruel, with no cure. My condolences.
My father was diagnosed with it but because of his toxic alcoholic behaviour over cut him out of my life. I cut all my family out All toxic, so much healthier now than dealing with them all
I cannot imagine her loss. I know how I feel about his absence... and I'm merely someone who enjoyed his performances. It must be an out of this world grief. He was a rare human, so very special xo
So many of his loyal fans, including me, still miss him terribly. I, personally, would like to know just how many more times he would make us laugh, hysterically, with his quick wit and outrageous humor. We were so shocked, when he left us.... It left a hole in our hearts that can never be filled. What a wonderful, wonderful Man!!! So much talent!! So much everything!! RIP, Robin 😪😪💔💔🤟🤟
"You're only given a little spark of madness, you musn't lose it" - Robin Williams. He was my favourite actor/comedian and will always be my favourite. He is the most kind, caring and especially the most funniest man. I will never forget him. Still to this day I wish he was still here amongst us. I never knew someone I hardly knew at all could have such an impact. He will be missed by everyone. Rip Robin Williams. ❤❤
I've battled horrible depression my entire life. I now work as a Physical Therapist with the elderly and have seen the devastating effect of Lewy Body dementia as well as other dementias. Likewise, I would do the same thing Robin did if I were diagnosed with it. I'm 61 now and looks like I inherited the good genes on my mother's side vs. my dad's, which has all the bad stuff of the mind.
My dad struggled from the same thing. I took care of him up to the point of his massive heart attack. No one understood the fight my dad put up against the illness. But I watched it first hand and it was one of the most painful and difficult things to live with. God bless those dealing with this huge illness alone.
Towards the end of his “Inside The Actors Studio” interview, Robin said to this lady whom had been laughing hysterically the entire time “You have the best laugh. Damn it’s better than any drug, you just hear that and go wow” That was what Robin LIVED for! To think if he did not have “Lewy Body Dementia” he would be here making the world laugh!! May he rest in paradise 🙏🏽
Susan Williams needs our support. Susan, I am so sorry you have lost your love! You are a prize! Anyone who has lost someone to suicide knows the heartache of "what could I have done differently"...? The truth is you can't do anything differently. In addition there is a certain shame associated with suicide, I can't explain it but those who have endured it know exactly what I am talking about. Our hearts go out to you and all who loved Robin, he was definitely one of my favorites! 🙏🙏🙏
Thank you for doing this interview. I was a fan of this creative genius from the start. It broke my heart when I heard. He gave me so much joy. I suffer from major depression myself and it is so hard to face the day sometimes. The mind is a powerful thing. Rest in Peace Mr. Williams.
Because, twat, she's not actually crying. The next time you feel emotional and it shows in your voice, don't forget to turn on the taps will you or we'll all know you are faking. And even if you do squeeze out a few, we'll still know you're faking. Idiot.
Something is very fishy with this, arguing over the settlement and sleeping in different beds? Have we forgotten that family slays family? I don't know. I get a bad feeling about her, but I could be wrong and that is how she could mourn, but I'm looking at this different now.
Robin made me fall in love with Comedy and he is one of the reasons why I became a stand up comedian. Regarding his passing, I apologize if I get emotional, but when I knew the news of his death, I remember crying like my mom when she knew my dad passed away at the hospital. Nowadays, sometimes I wish they could have save him, however no one is eternal on this Earth. Therefore, I miss him as much as his own family, and thank you Robin for making everyone's childhood.
People in the comments are so stupid. Everyone handles grief differently. When my oldest brother's girlfriend of 5 years died from Cancer, he was the only one in our family that didn't cry. Instead he made insensitive jokes, distanced himself from all family and friends, and then attempted suicide. He's fine now, thankfully. We have no idea what this woman is going through, for all we know she could be keeping it together for the cameras but break down in tears every night. Maybe she's cried so much she cant anymore, or maybe shes just not a crier, and is heartbroken but accepting of the fact that her husband is gone. For some people, moving on with their lives is easier than grieving. Doesn't make them heartless.
+Zee Nooo And the fact that he was going bankrupt, and the reasons why? OH NO, we can't talk about that! This interview is the worst acting performance I've ever seen. I've seen footage of convicted murders do a better job pretending to cry than she did.
I study psychology and body language. Susan may feel some sort of emotion about her husband's death. That is natural when someone passes away. However, her facial expressions, movements and tone imply a certain amount of dishonesty. Sorry, and no disrespect intended, but this woman is hiding how she really feels and what she truly knows.
honestly it is shocking all these people who act like they "know" , I was very close to my Dad , and when he died suddenly when I was 11 , I never cried ,never showed any emotion ....everyone said I just didn't care, I never loved him..but I couldn't breathe or swallow anymore because my throat was like cement ...I couldn't cry or say his name ever again , because my heart was on fire and dead at the same time...NO ONE knows from looking at the outside what goes on in the inside.
As a kid, watching Good Morning Vietnam and later Dead Poets Society.. for some reason my intuition said something like : this is the most humane of humans, humanity has to offer... After reading several comments on different videos about this man, it's so amazing to see i'm probably not alone. Such a sad way of going out for a such an amazing individual. Life never said it was fair, but that one hurts.
My heart goes out to Suzie. My mother had alzheimers, but it was so much easier to deal with than the LBD that my father has. In my opinion this is way worse because of the hallucinations and delusions that go with it. I compare it to a jigsaw puzzle where someone just takes out random pieces. A lot of the time he makes sense, but on those times that he sees things that aren't there, or thinks I've taken things I haven't are so difficult to deal with. With my mother it was like someone was taking apart the jigsaw row by row until it was gone. What makes it worse is he is profoundly deaf and severely visually impaired, and in his mind there is absolutely nothing wrong with him. He still wants us to leave him at the stores and pick him up later, or let him cook, and he wouldn't believe us if we tried to tell he is no longer capable.
He was brilliant ; a little manic, but it was part of his natural talent. These people burn themselves up, quicker than others who are more subdued. Robin was 100% full speed ahead......but, when he felt it, sliding, he panicked. Evidently he had no comfort around him, to hold him back.
@@linanicolia1363 yeah I find that the truly heartbreaking part. I should've mentioned I was born deaf and was able to get it fixed. I truly loved his movies more,cause I could hear his love in his voice.
So sad, I still remember where I was when I heard the news. I cried like a baby 💔 RIP to the funniest most charismatic and gentle soul ever to grace us with their talents and time on this earth. You are immensely missed 😢
Thanks to Susan for speaking out ! I am living with someone who has ALL the symptoms of DLB yet no one in our home will say "Dementia" What it does to those around without education or knowledge, makes everyone crazy !
I took care of a man with Lewy body disease. He was the most amazing person. He loved the movies grease and would watch it on repeat! I miss Steve. Robin brought so much joy to me especially as a kid. Mrs. Doubtfire.
Regardless.......the sun dimmed just a bit when Robin passed. It shows how the public persona can totally hide the chaotic struggle within. Rest easy Robin. ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
I disagree...when one is a public icon one rather BELONGS to the fans and critics ...it is the very nature of BEING a "star" ...LOSING one's privacy is PART of the deal
Doug Chaney I agree with you that famous people lose their privacy but I don't believe it should be part of the deal unless they want it to be ie;. Whatever they choose to reveal in autobiographies and/or interviews. I believe famous people should not be required to let the world know about any part of their lives other than that for which they are famous.
@Mbretërit dhe mbretëreshat I understand what you are saying, but when LITERALLY 98% of the people who commented on this video say that she's FAKE, I think it would be fair to rule out a medical condition. Sometimes people are just not sincere, and we just simply have to call it for what it is.
Some people have different ways of dealing with sadness. Some people can cry in front of others while some do it in isolation. You cant be mad at her for not doing the former.
Thank you Mrs. Williams. I know it's 7 years later and far too many comments, but on the off chance you should see this, I and we so much appreciate you speaking up and giving us some true news, rather than all the conjecture. I hope you find another wonderful man like Robin was.
I sometimes fantasize about humanity being a part of a multiverse. And life as we know it is simply one parallel universe out of an infinite amount of universes. And in our universe, all of us have been lucky enough to get to experience Robin Williams' spirit and brilliance. It makes me so grateful to have been a part of it. Robin Williams is not a once in a lifetime kind of character, but a once in a universe kind of spirit, that's impossible to replicate. We should all be grateful he ever spawned this earth and entertained our souls for the sake of laughter. We're not worthy. May his spirit have finally found peace. Rest In Peace, Robin Williams.
Bwebster86 yes those crocodile tears well I dint even see any tears but yess definitely she looks more like she’s relieved that he’s gone wow I thought I was the only one that noticed so sad 😞 I liked robin 😞
How can someone cry without tears? She sounds like crying but there is not a single teardrop visible, her makeup is perfect. It's impossible if you really cry. And I saw another video that she was reading a book in their bed but she didn't hear Robin's screams, or realize that something must be wrong because her husband went to the bathroom at about 10 p.m but never came out and it was about 11 a.m when they found him. I don't understand how can this be possible. She is acting, it's so obvious.
@@lisafanucchi5939 Honestly - how would you have her act? Everyone reacts to things in their own way. We all grieve differently. We all have different ways of coping in certain situations - like being interviewed on national TV. You shouldn't judge. I think we should just be compassionate about the lady's loss and leave it at that. I mean no harm toward you. It's just an observation.
The day we lost robin was the day we lost a national treasure! He was a brilliant actor and just an amazing comedian! The day he left us the old picture of the sad clown took a new meaning
I'm so humbled by this interview. No idea the pain within. None. No doubt, one of the best actors of my generation. (60) I actually adored him...No, never met him. His last interview was so "relatable" for millions of people. Talk about courage. He never let people know that his life was spiraling out of control. "Mork & Mindy" I still watch today. We laugh like stupid people 😂 Best show of my youth. "Friends" is another. Thank you for taking the time to reveal the truth. Not an easy task, for sure. Hugs to the woman who interviewed her. Your kindness and support got Her through this "private" sit down. No one else could have been perfect. Can't believe I'm just hearing about this. I swear to God I never knew. Thanks so much for setting me straight. 😔
I hate all the rumors that have gone around, his finances, not wanting his family to suffer etc. He’s a forever icon, statement, lover and fighter. He cared so much for the wild animals that could no longer protect themselves!! He was the last one standing! I love him so much! Thank you Robin for all the years of entertainment and laughter! Forever the best!
When people are famous, these details always come up. It does not change, in any way, the appreciation we all have of his talent and kind heart. I remember watching the Koko video.......Priceless. What a trip. Koko also died......maybe they had another visit, in the next dimension. Animals are also with us, as they were on this 3rd one. Not that much changes, except we do not have a body. That could be a blessing.
Totally agree I was literally looking for this comment to see if I was the only one who picked this up. With all of her dramatic moans and cries, where’s the tears?
This is the exact reason people don’t want interviews , nobody can judge a persons grief by what you see, everyone grieves differently ! People are SO judgmental and make horrible accusations! Rest easy 🙏
Actions speak louder than words...what she did to Robin williams sons fighting for THEIR money says it all of what what she is and what she was in for...no judging needed of her fake crying or preconceived notions or second guessing needed
I see fake hysterics, with no tears, then a split second later she's completely poised. That's what I see. If I saw that from my wife, or anyone else I know, I wouldn't believe what they were saying
I see the comments about his wife as observational. ONE example, she IS "CRYING" with NO TEARS. That isn't grieving "differently" it's called acting and poor acting at that.
Yeah, you can still love someone deeply and not sleep in the same room. There may be issues like snoring, frequent bathroom needs, different work shifts etc. My grandparents always slept in different bedrooms and were married 53 years. The issue were my grandmother snored and my grandfather talked and moved around violently in his sleep. It is more common than you think. 🛌 🛌
@Centenarian OneOhTwo It totally is, especially when one farts as much as I do throughout the night. During the day, I'll be bloated and I'll suffer with the worst gas pains, but do you think I can let one rip?? Noooooo! I can't have a good fart until I'm in bed and next thing I know, my bedroom's as windy as Chicago in August!
Its very easy to make huge sob and from how fast she recovered u know she is faking. Now she not sobbing she only "sob" for 7 seconds.... Disappoint ing
When someone we love dies, especially suddenly, we are devestated. If that person dies of cancer we are eventually able to take comfort from the fact that it was a merciful release. So it is when we take our own lives ..... we have lived in torturous pain that only another sufferer can comprehend but in the one act we achieve a merciful release.
She forgave him for breaking her heart. Losing a spouse to suicide is devastating, and you are so angry and grief-stricken. So yeah. You say, "I forgive you".
@Balloon Fighter well... it's nracissistic to blame a loved one for causing you pain with suicide... a normal reaction is feeling bad you havent somehow saw it and prevented it... she blames and graciously forgives for causing her a grievance
Not necessarily. I am not suicidal, but I have suicidal ideation, and one day I sat down and recorded a video of myself saying goodbye. The first thing I said to my family was "I'm sorry, I can't keep going, please forgive me". The second was "please forgive yourselves. There is absolutely nothing you could have done".
I agree and I’m seriously confused about what really happened . I kind of wish I never stumbled upon this interview.. Seems like bad acting on her part too .. she really gives me the creeps .My heart truly breaks for Robin
Can you imagine if you were told that you are suffering from Dementia, can you imagine how you would feel as you feel your memory being eaten away as your brain slowly dies, now imagine if you can that you had a hyper intelligent comedic brain and you were left with 2 options turn into a shadow of your former self then die or go out while you are still on top and number 1. I don't know the private life of Robin Williams but I can understand the fear that Robin Williams had about staying alive with such a terrible disease and losing all control. Robin Williams probably knew he was starting to lose control and his very last dignifying move was to take control of his own death. He was selling up his properties and working himself as much as he can, he wanted not only to leave enough cash for his kids but also leave something of a farewell gift to his fans. RIP Robin Williams
I get it. With PTSD, anxiety, & panic disorder from the physical & mental trauma of a worlkplace accident I have been suicidal many times. I still struggle. Too many people still don't get it that I won't wantvto be this way. It an illnes I nay have to fight for many years. There but for the grace of God go I. Rest in peace Robin Williams and thank you for sharing your talents.
Gotta love all the micro expressions and expressions cracking through that mask of her's. ... Just pause the video and go frame by frame and you'll see what I mean
“I used to think the worse thing in the world is being alone. Not anymore. It’s being with someone that makes you feel alone.”
~Robin Williams
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So much truth in that quote. Not only from a companion but also siblings or co-workers. They just seek you out when in need for something but otherwise you're invisible.
Bill Karam he says alot in a few words
I wonder what year Robin made this statement?!
Bill Karam it’s something he said as a character in a movie called “Worlds Greatest Dad”
"There is nothing worse than being alone surrounded by the people you love the most"
~Robin Williams
Having to watch mork and Mindy on a 24hr loop springs to mind
A complete piece of work
Oh my gosh I really needed to hear those words or should I say "see" them lol! Glad you posted it, gave me a much needed reality ✔❤🙏
That's depression
Perhaps
My father just passed away with Lewy Body Dementia. It is a horrid disease. There is no dying peacefully with LBD. He lost himself and his dignity. My heart aches for him but I am thankful that he is finally at peace. He was diagnosed with LBD April 15th and was dead by June 14th. Rest In Peace Daddy and Robin Williams.
Its a shame no one knew what was going on with him. He was one of the greatest actors and comedians ever. He was also seen as a great person.
What about his wife ?
All you do is lie
@@Odin33356 ?
He said he was depressed multiple times!
@@weirdmatter yea looking at some of his quotes you really get the feeling he was begging for people to notice his pain, most would just see the happy man on the TV screen.
I miss him. I feel so badly that someone who brought so much laughter to people was actually suffering so much himself.
Manic depression is not uncommon with entertainers or any achievers. They have so much they want to express and share, anyway they can. Robin had health issues, besides the mental;/emotional ones. Think of him as a candle burning from both ends. He was a great soul and the way he died has not affected how we see him. It was his choice and we need to respect that.
Yes I can't image .
Thats how it always is
@@shark7352 of course
Yes It’s sad really
It’s weird to see a woman cry and her eyes stay completely dry.
Purebredbrute Yep and she robbed his kids of his personal belongings and other things and his money he saved for them. So she’s a real piece of work yikes!
Christopher Miller strange I just read an article stating that the children received a majority of the estate while she was devised only a smaller portion.
I found Robin, Suicide, not suicide
c m LOL he wasn’t gay!
@@christophermiller159 I beg to differ. He had Trust funds for each of his three children, and they were well-provided for, in addition to being the prime beneficiaries of his estate. After his passing, his children's representatives, in fact, came to the Tiburon house (which he left to Susan) and cleared it out of whatever they wanted (and were legally entitled to) which comprised all of his belongings, memorabilia, clothing, jewelry, awards etc he owned prior to marrying Susan. She was stunned that this happened (it was, afterall, and still is, her home.) Susan had signed a pre-nup before the marriage, and was left the Tiburon house and all its contents. What a sad situation for everyone, who were heartbroken over this horrible tragedy. So making snarky remarks is not helpful.
Such incredibly personal questions.. hats off to her for answering them so gracefully, can really feel her pain. Rip Robin Williams
Her pain? LMAAAO! Her loss of income. Stfu.
She’s a narcissist and sociopath … I’ve seen plenty of psychologist speak about people who fake cry. When tears don’t come out it’s called fake crying.
I’m bawling my eyes out. Robin Williams held a very special place in my heart & he will always have that place. I miss him so much it hurts.
Same. 😭💔 I just woke up randomly and he was my first thought. I don’t know why. Now I’m watching videos and crying. 😢
My husband died of Lewy Body Dementia on 5/9/16. I do not blame Robin Williams at all for taking his own life. This disease takes over and you literally lose your mind. You forget who your family is. You forget who your children are. You forget who you are. Then suddenly you can't walk. You can't feed yourself. You forget how to use the bathroom. You waste away. Robin took control when he still could. My husband suffered with it for 7yrs and we suffered with him. God bless Robin for not putting his family through it. I love and miss my husband of 21yrs every moment of every day, but in the end after watching the hell he went through, I think Robin did the right thing.
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God bless you too.
you go girl. I'm really sorry you lost your beau, girl. :-( 21 years is a goodish long time. I commend both of you for a hard won accomplishment!
I feel your right, there is just far too long of suffering endured by the family & the afflicted, including that awful, long period after our loved one is 'dead' (no longer there even though their awake) but their body is continuing on with all its chemical processes still fighting to keep the shell alive.
I hope you find strength in his memory & wish for you to live life & cherish it for both of you . . .
I'm so sorry for your loss. How long did it take for doctors to properly diagnose him--assuming he was diagnosed while still living?
I'm sorry for your loss. Sounds like there is a lot of love in you to have fought so hard. He must have been an amazing person
+O Bi o bi, without sounding 'snotty' or disrespectful to you or your opinion in any, I must ask you, & please answer honestly, I won't lay into you for whatever answer you give, have YOU personally yet cared for a loved one with a really long term, eventually full mental loss & 'not mentally in the present' any longer loved one, such as alzheimer's, LBD like Robin had, or severe ALS, ever?
Not to discount the suffering in ANY way those who have, but loosing a family member to cancer doesn't qualify here, because compared to the effed up diseases I mentioned above, the burden is blessedly extremely brief, & doesn't come close to the awful pain & burden of someone dead but the bodies alive for several months to literally years of force or NG tube feeding, adult super poops all over themselves, drooling laughing/crying/screaming/thrashing for hundreds & hundreds of days?
Two years later and it's still tough to believe he's gone!😥
Just so sad when a person is gifted to bring so much joy to the lives of others, yet don't seem to find that joy for themselves! God bless all who mourn him!
I am thankful for all the laughter he left!
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Miss Elmyra we basicly grew up with him. He was one of us.
dereqq oowiei I feel you! It still hurts so much that he didn't have the same joy he brought to so many.😥
Miss Elmyra the world got darker the day he left this world.
NovaScotiaNewfie Sure did.😥
My father had the same thing and it is living a nightmare 24/7. I am so sorry that this happened to him but I completely understand him taking his own life. Watching my dear father go through this was one of the toughest things I’ve had to witness. It is beyond cruel, with no cure. My condolences.
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I’ve never met him but I still cry sometimes thinking of him . I love his art .
My Dad was diagnosed with it. It’s brutal. It’s heartbreaking. RIP Robin ❤️
Wish him and you the best :(
My father was diagnosed with it but because of his toxic alcoholic behaviour over cut him out of my life. I cut all my family out All toxic, so much healthier now than dealing with them all
@@CookiesCritterCare but he's struggling. Come on! It's something that you can't control as said in this video.
@@IWantToMature85 hey moron I know all about depression you don't need to try and educate me
So sorry
There is something so disturbingly fake about her crying. It's really uncomfortable!
I know right
yes, I wasn't expecting to see this kind of reaction from a (so-called) grieving widow.
+Renee Vaughter I thought the same but the interviewer seemed really creepy. Like she didn't give a shit.
markus emmons Well that TOO yeah!
+Renee Vaughter you're literally quoting my thoughts...
I cannot imagine her loss. I know how I feel about his absence... and I'm merely someone who enjoyed his performances. It must be an out of this world grief. He was a rare human, so very special xo
So many of his loyal fans, including me, still miss him terribly. I, personally, would like to know just how many more times he would make us laugh, hysterically, with his quick wit and outrageous humor. We were so shocked, when he left us.... It left a hole in our hearts that can never be filled. What a wonderful, wonderful Man!!! So much talent!! So much everything!! RIP, Robin 😪😪💔💔🤟🤟
"You're only given a little spark of madness, you musn't lose it" - Robin Williams.
He was my favourite actor/comedian and will always be my favourite. He is the most kind, caring and especially the most funniest man. I will never forget him. Still to this day I wish he was still here amongst us. I never knew someone I hardly knew at all could have such an impact. He will be missed by everyone. Rip Robin Williams. ❤❤
Robin Williams was a wonderful human being, Rip Robin 💜
Was he?
@@kchris9435 Yes
He was NOT a wonderful human being. He was a good comic.
I've battled horrible depression my entire life. I now work as a Physical Therapist with the elderly and have seen the devastating effect of Lewy Body dementia as well as other dementias. Likewise, I would do the same thing Robin did if I were diagnosed with it. I'm 61 now and looks like I inherited the good genes on my mother's side vs. my dad's, which has all the bad stuff of the mind.
Are you still suffering?
I pray for complete healing in the name of Jesus
What is LB dementia symptoms like?
I would too darling
All along he suffered in Silence, but always made sure we were laughing- That was his escape. We are a Sadder and Lonely world, without him. RIP
Robin was a genius and a legend. Gone but never forgotten. 🌹
Facts
Robin was a genius but not a good man.
Lewy Body dementia is probably one of the hardest diseases to ever get diagnosed with. My heart truly goes out to his widow his ex-wife and his kids
A friend of mine's father h this horrible disease. She told me that he always felt like he was "stepping on babies". How horrible!
Stephen Boss' death reminded me about Robin Williams. The most happiest people carry the most pain.
Agree! Turns out Robin wasn't depressed though (according to his wife). Just suffering from a debilitating disease.
Robin Williams died from LBD not depression. LBD is more terrifying than Alzheimers. It’s horrific.
It always amazed me how these Hollywood widows can cry without any tears
"What did she say?" What the hell is this supposed to be, a soap opera?! All thats missing in this interview is a director saying cut. Goodness.
1:38 for all those who missed the fakeness of the interviewer.
Exactly what I thought
+Christrulesall2 You insensitive SOB! Look at my entry and learn something!
yep. agree
+Christrulesall2 I agree it's fake and nothing but a lie.
Even the interviewer looking at her like stop with the fake cries
@Keither Keithington haha lmsl
Fake af, disgusting
why would she fake cry?
he made my childhood magical what a man he's a bright star up in the sky
No tears. Crying. No tears.
My dad struggled from the same thing. I took care of him up to the point of his massive heart attack. No one understood the fight my dad put up against the illness. But I watched it first hand and it was one of the most painful and difficult things to live with. God bless those dealing with this huge illness alone.
RIP Robin Williams. Your talent, charisma, and so much more is sorely missed.
Towards the end of his “Inside The Actors Studio” interview, Robin said to this lady whom had been laughing hysterically the entire time “You have the best laugh. Damn it’s better than any drug, you just hear that and go wow” That was what Robin LIVED for! To think if he did not have “Lewy Body Dementia” he would be here making the world laugh!! May he rest in paradise 🙏🏽
Susan Williams needs our support.
Susan, I am so sorry you have lost your love!
You are a prize! Anyone who has lost someone to suicide knows the heartache of "what could I have done differently"...?
The truth is you can't do anything differently. In addition there is a certain shame associated with suicide, I can't explain it but those who have endured it know exactly what I am talking about.
Our hearts go out to you and all who loved Robin, he was definitely one of my favorites!
🙏🙏🙏
R.I.P Robin Williams May The Peace Be With U. 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻💛
July 21 1951 - August 11, 2014
I just feel so bad that he was suffering so much. R.I.P
Me too
Thank you for doing this interview. I was a fan of this creative genius from the start. It broke my heart when I heard. He gave me so much joy. I suffer from major depression myself and it is so hard to face the day sometimes. The mind is a powerful thing. Rest in Peace Mr. Williams.
The most happiest person is the most saddest person around you, notice it - be nice to them you never know
How can she can cry without tear?..🤔..something wrong here..i feel not comfortable with this women..
oh well we will figure out anyway in decades or years
One can cry from the heart
Because, twat, she's not actually crying. The next time you feel emotional and it shows in your voice, don't forget to turn on the taps will you or we'll all know you are faking. And even if you do squeeze out a few, we'll still know you're faking. Idiot.
The way she is crying or trying to cry, it's like she is trying to hard. There is something off about her emotion or acted emotion???
xzabath1 I was thinking the same thing 😩
Something was off
Something is very fishy with this, arguing over the settlement and sleeping in different beds? Have we forgotten that family slays family? I don't know. I get a bad feeling about her, but I could be wrong and that is how she could mourn, but I'm looking at this different now.
I think she was involved
Stupid thing to say to the widow of a suicidal depressive. Do you know anything about living with someone in this condition??
Robin made me fall in love with Comedy and he is one of the reasons why I became a stand up comedian. Regarding his passing, I apologize if I get emotional, but when I knew the news of his death, I remember crying like my mom when she knew my dad passed away at the hospital. Nowadays, sometimes I wish they could have save him, however no one is eternal on this Earth. Therefore, I miss him as much as his own family, and thank you Robin for making everyone's childhood.
Wow! I didnt know this. That's so sad. He was one of the most best actors of all times. May he R.I.P. 🙏❤
People in the comments are so stupid. Everyone handles grief differently. When my oldest brother's girlfriend of 5 years died from Cancer, he was the only one in our family that didn't cry. Instead he made insensitive jokes, distanced himself from all family and friends, and then attempted suicide. He's fine now, thankfully.
We have no idea what this woman is going through, for all we know she could be keeping it together for the cameras but break down in tears every night. Maybe she's cried so much she cant anymore, or maybe shes just not a crier, and is heartbroken but accepting of the fact that her husband is gone. For some people, moving on with their lives is easier than grieving. Doesn't make them heartless.
Thank you for being intelligent.
+Zee Nooo And the fact that he was going bankrupt, and the reasons why? OH NO, we can't talk about that!
This interview is the worst acting performance I've ever seen. I've seen footage of convicted murders do a better job pretending to cry than she did.
Love It Lmao, stay mad babe ❤
Usually when people do that it effects them way more.
+Love It "Get lost" Throwback to 1980 lmao
I study psychology and body language. Susan may feel some sort of emotion about her husband's death. That is natural when someone passes away. However, her facial expressions, movements and tone imply a certain amount of dishonesty. Sorry, and no disrespect intended, but this woman is hiding how she really feels and what she truly knows.
Arli Quinn and what do you think about the interviewer?? I think that she doesnt give it a f**k...
Exactly
There you have it. The public is not stupid. Rest in peace Mork.
honestly it is shocking all these people who act like they "know" , I was very close to my Dad , and when he died suddenly when I was 11 , I never cried ,never showed any emotion ....everyone said I just didn't care, I never loved him..but I couldn't breathe or swallow anymore because my throat was like cement ...I couldn't cry or say his name ever again , because my heart was on fire and dead at the same time...NO ONE knows from looking at the outside what goes on in the inside.
@@farmerjones9612 Right on target!!!! You get it!!! Everyone grieves differently!!!
As a kid, watching Good Morning Vietnam and later Dead Poets Society.. for some reason my intuition said something like : this is the most humane of humans, humanity has to offer... After reading several comments on different videos about this man, it's so amazing to see i'm probably not alone. Such a sad way of going out for a such an amazing individual. Life never said it was fair, but that one hurts.
My heart goes out to Suzie. My mother had alzheimers, but it was so much easier to deal with than the LBD that my father has. In my opinion this is way worse because of the hallucinations and delusions that go with it. I compare it to a jigsaw puzzle where someone just takes out random pieces. A lot of the time he makes sense, but on those times that he sees things that aren't there, or thinks I've taken things I haven't are so difficult to deal with. With my mother it was like someone was taking apart the jigsaw row by row until it was gone. What makes it worse is he is profoundly deaf and severely visually impaired, and in his mind there is absolutely nothing wrong with him. He still wants us to leave him at the stores and pick him up later, or let him cook, and he wouldn't believe us if we tried to tell he is no longer capable.
I call it Alzheimers on steroids.
This man basically raised me! HOOK was amazing! I learned my crazy face animation from him! Always smile!
He was brilliant ; a little manic, but it was part of his natural talent. These people burn themselves up, quicker than others who are more subdued. Robin was 100% full speed ahead......but, when he felt it, sliding, he panicked. Evidently he had no comfort around him, to hold him back.
@@linanicolia1363 yeah I find that the truly heartbreaking part. I should've mentioned I was born deaf and was able to get it fixed. I truly loved his movies more,cause I could hear his love in his voice.
something strange about this woman
I agree, something seems off. I don't believe for a second he was the love of her life but it is only my opinion.
I agree 100%, fake emotions, it’s like she’s treating this interview as an audition for her acting skills.
Gold digger.. sorry someone needs to say it.
@Tonya cach I was thinking the exact same thing those emotions were too fake
She looks way to young to be he love of robins life
So sad, I still remember where I was when I heard the news. I cried like a baby 💔 RIP to the funniest most charismatic and gentle soul ever to grace us with their talents and time on this earth. You are immensely missed 😢
My late father had Lewy body dementia and it’s a very sad condition. My heart goes out to all of Robin’s loved ones. 💓
I miss him so much he always made me smile. Even the people who smile and laugh the most are hurting inside. R.I.P Robin ❤️
Imagine having to put on a front while your brain is literally deteriorating on top of being depressed and paranoid
That is literally the story of my life
Thanks to Susan for speaking out ! I am living with someone who has ALL the symptoms of DLB yet no one in our home will say "Dementia" What it does to those around without education or knowledge, makes everyone crazy !
I took care of a man with Lewy body disease.
He was the most amazing person. He loved the movies grease and would watch it on repeat! I miss Steve.
Robin brought so much joy to me especially as a kid. Mrs. Doubtfire.
Regardless.......the sun dimmed just a bit when Robin passed. It shows how the public persona can totally hide the chaotic struggle within. Rest easy Robin. ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
well said.
These matters are so intensely personal. I would not care to pass judgement on something that's really none of my business.
Alton Grimes so smart
That's sensable
I disagree...when one is a public icon one rather BELONGS to the fans and critics ...it is the very nature of BEING a "star" ...LOSING one's privacy is PART of the deal
I don't agree with Doug. I feel that this should be kept private. It feels like voyeurism to me
Doug Chaney I agree with you that famous people lose their privacy but I don't believe it should be part of the deal unless they want it to be ie;. Whatever they choose to reveal in autobiographies and/or interviews. I believe famous people should not be required to let the world know about any part of their lives other than that for which they are famous.
Robin the man I never met, his is a major loss to the world that he brought laughter to. RIP robin
The way she is taking and crying is not normal for a lost love.
She is upset because of guilt. Guilt is the hardest feeling to live with.
Where are her tears?? She sounds like she is crying but no tears. She gives me goose bumps. Anyone else get this feeling?
Cannot cry without tears, no tears equals fake crying.
@hantée âme Or she is just faking it.
Yep. You, me and clearly 98% of the people who commented on this video clip.
@Mbretërit dhe mbretëreshat I understand what you are saying, but when LITERALLY 98% of the people who commented on this video say that she's FAKE, I think it would be fair to rule out a medical condition. Sometimes people are just not sincere, and we just simply have to call it for what it is.
Also get goosebumps watching her it’s a weird feeling only God will ever know what really happened may he Rest In Peace and be with God 🧡🙏
2018 and we still miss him 😢😭
Losing your mind is tragic enough.
Losing your mind and knowing you're losing it is insurmountable.
Say it again!
Something about his wife just screams NOT GENUINE to me... Maybe it's the exaggarated "crying" without actual tears...
Some people have different ways of dealing with sadness. Some people can cry in front of others while some do it in isolation. You cant be mad at her for not doing the former.
@djsalibeat You are an idiot! Stop putting this comment on every thread, you mutant.
You know this interview was EDITED, right? Get a clue!
@@libertyresearch-iu4fy You need to calm down.
@@jordanheaton7185 I guess you agree more with the morons who lash out at grieving people.
I feel like this is the saddest attempt at someone who is not sad trying to cry.
big facts!
BUllshit - of course she is sad - her husband died
Fr she ain’t sorry
Amber heard did it better
I was noticing that too bit the breathing did seem real but no tears whatsoever i really don't know how to feel about this
Thank you Mrs. Williams. I know it's 7 years later and far too many comments, but on the off chance you should see this, I and we so much appreciate you speaking up and giving us some true news, rather than all the conjecture. I hope you find another wonderful man like Robin was.
I sometimes fantasize about humanity being a part of a multiverse. And
life as we know it is simply one parallel universe out of an infinite
amount of universes.
And in our universe, all of us have been lucky enough to get to experience Robin Williams' spirit and brilliance.
It makes me so grateful to have been a part of it.
Robin
Williams is not a once in a lifetime kind of character, but a once in a
universe kind of spirit, that's impossible to replicate.
We should all be grateful he ever spawned this earth and entertained our souls for the sake of laughter.
We're not worthy.
May his spirit have finally found peace.
Rest In Peace,
Robin Williams.
RIP.ROBIN WILLIAMS.YOU WILL ALWAYS BE MISSED........
Curtistine Miller dont know why black people laugh at this tragedy.... 🤔
Something about his wife doesn’t seem right, almost like she is acting 🤔
Yeah.
She killed him. She nagged him to death.
They cut her crying, so it looks like she cries and stops, cries and is dry eyed... it’s a terrible edit job!
Bwebster86 yes those crocodile tears well I dint even see any tears but yess definitely she looks more like she’s relieved that he’s gone wow I thought I was the only one that noticed so sad 😞 I liked robin 😞
She is just trying to make Robin appear like an angel, while he was a drug and alcohol addict
And still very sorely missed R.I.P Robin Williams 🙏🏻
How can someone cry without tears? She sounds like crying but there is not a single teardrop visible, her makeup is perfect. It's impossible if you really cry. And I saw another video that she was reading a book in their bed but she didn't hear Robin's screams, or realize that something must be wrong because her husband went to the bathroom at about 10 p.m but never came out and it was about 11 a.m when they found him. I don't understand how can this be possible. She is acting, it's so obvious.
i thought the same thing !!!
Was looking for this. Her acting is atrocious.
Yes it seemed so disingenuinuous.😬 The forced "cry voice," all of it.
My thoughts too. She seemed very fake.
Actions speaks louder than words.
I get the impression that she's faking it.
Crocodile tears.
Why does his wife cry but has no tears!?
Israel M I don’t think he was murdered it just seems like she doesn’t care… Like she’s not authentic. She seems very shallow. RIP Robin 😞
Plastic surgery.
she probably hasn’t grieved yet my mum didn’t cry when her mum passed away
This is over a year after his death....
@@lisafanucchi5939 Honestly - how would you have her act? Everyone reacts to things in their own way. We all grieve differently. We all have different ways of coping in certain situations - like being interviewed on national TV. You shouldn't judge. I think we should just be compassionate about the lady's loss and leave it at that.
I mean no harm toward you. It's just an observation.
Poor lady, there is so much pain and hurt in her eyes but no more tears left to shed.
He didn’t leave LOVE like that.
I’m in LOVE and I
can’t imagine leaving my Husband. I cry just at the thought.
The day we lost robin was the day we lost a national treasure! He was a brilliant actor and just an amazing comedian! The day he left us the old picture of the sad clown took a new meaning
I'm so humbled by this interview. No idea the pain within. None. No doubt, one of the best actors of my generation. (60) I actually adored him...No, never met him. His last interview was so "relatable" for millions of people. Talk about courage. He never let people know that his life was spiraling out of control. "Mork & Mindy" I still watch today. We laugh like stupid people 😂 Best show of my youth. "Friends" is another. Thank you for taking the time to reveal the truth. Not an easy task, for sure.
Hugs to the woman who interviewed her. Your kindness and support got Her through this "private" sit down. No one else could have been perfect. Can't believe I'm just hearing about this. I swear to God I never knew. Thanks so much for setting me straight. 😔
We still aren’t hearing enough about it. They need to bring real awareness
I missed Robin Williams. He will make you laugh every several seconds. To this day, his loss is still hard to deal with.
I hate all the rumors that have gone around, his finances, not wanting his family to suffer etc. He’s a forever icon, statement, lover and fighter. He cared so much for the wild animals that could no longer protect themselves!! He was the last one standing! I love him so much! Thank you Robin for all the years of entertainment and laughter! Forever the best!
When people are famous, these details always come up. It does not change, in any way, the appreciation we all have of his talent and kind heart. I remember watching the Koko video.......Priceless. What a trip. Koko also died......maybe they had another visit, in the next dimension. Animals are also with us, as they were on this 3rd one. Not that much changes, except we do not have a body. That could be a blessing.
Good evening Mary 🌹 how're you 💓
@@danjumohmuhammed1945 I’m well , and you? Curious, where are you from?
@@maryreynolds5310 good evening Mary 🌹 how're you ❤️ originally I'm from nashville Base here in Atlanta.
This woman doesn’t seem genuine....very strange.
Totally agree I was literally looking for this comment to see if I was the only one who picked this up. With all of her dramatic moans and cries, where’s the tears?
i saw a comment that said ¨plastic surgery¨, that could be why she is not crying?
Filip Eriksson It wouldn’t affect the tear ducts?? :)
Caz Fell i dont know i just saw a comment
Neither did he. His whole act was being a weirdo.
Such a sad ending to a magnificent life that brought so much joy and laughter to the world. RIP Robin.
This is the exact reason people don’t want interviews , nobody can judge a persons grief by what you see, everyone grieves differently ! People are SO judgmental and make horrible accusations! Rest easy 🙏
I really hope they're wrong to judge her. I hope she was wonderful to him. Sad all the way around.
Couldn't agree more. It disgusts me that most people here blame his wife for not tearing up accurately. RIP Robin
Actions speak louder than words...what she did to Robin williams sons fighting for THEIR money says it all of what what she is and what she was in for...no judging needed of her fake crying or preconceived notions or second guessing needed
I see fake hysterics, with no tears, then a split second later she's completely poised.
That's what I see.
If I saw that from my wife, or anyone else I know, I wouldn't believe what they were saying
I see the comments about his wife as observational. ONE example, she IS "CRYING" with NO TEARS. That isn't grieving "differently" it's called acting and poor acting at that.
I loved this man so much he brought so much laughter and joy to my childhood and adulthood May he Rest In Peace ❤️❤️❤️
Slept in separate rooms? But it's her best friend and the man she loved?💔💔 So sad he died alone!
Yeah, you can still love someone deeply and not sleep in the same room. There may be issues like snoring, frequent bathroom needs, different work shifts etc. My grandparents always slept in different bedrooms and were married 53 years. The issue were my grandmother snored and my grandfather talked and moved around violently in his sleep. It is more common than you think. 🛌 🛌
I've been with my man for 13 years and we sleep in separate bedrooms. He snores like crazy and I have bad rls. It sucks but we deal with it
M$.$OTO1111 He died alone because he chose to die alone.
@Centenarian OneOhTwo It totally is, especially when one farts as much as I do throughout the night. During the day, I'll be bloated and I'll suffer with the worst gas pains, but do you think I can let one rip?? Noooooo! I can't have a good fart until I'm in bed and next thing I know, my bedroom's as windy as Chicago in August!
How can someone sob like this and not shed a tear?
Arthur Dinesh because she’s not actually crying and she’s faking it
A Person that’s pretending
Its very easy to make huge sob and from how fast she recovered u know she is faking. Now she not sobbing she only "sob" for 7 seconds.... Disappoint ing
Its called very bad acting, that bitch is as fake as Pamela Andersons boobs.
Arthur Dinesh right doing all that sobbing and not shedding a damn tear all eyes need to look at her.
When someone we love dies, especially suddenly, we are devestated. If that person dies of cancer we are eventually able to take comfort from the fact that it was a merciful release. So it is when we take our own lives ..... we have lived in torturous pain that only another sufferer can comprehend but in the one act we achieve a merciful release.
Robin Williams is still missed after all these years. He was a legend in comedy and would make everyone laugh. 😊
It's sad, cause this guy was a treasure to watch absolute gold.
He was a genius of comedy This hit me hard and I cried for what happened to him and the people who loved him.
Susan,thank you for sharing your husband with us. Some of us suffer in silence from the same problems. Robin is still with you
Ver al actor Robin Williams me trajo felices recuerdos de mi infancia con varias de sus películas. Robin Williams RIP.
It is very sad that he is gone....you will be missed dearly Robin Williams Rest In Peace
1:50"i forgive you Robin" something only narcissists say.... just sayin
No asshole forgiveness is necessary for the guilty to ask for
She forgave him for breaking her heart. Losing a spouse to suicide is devastating, and you are so angry and grief-stricken. So yeah. You say, "I forgive you".
Love of music forgive him for taking his life.....
@Balloon Fighter well... it's nracissistic to blame a loved one for causing you pain with suicide... a normal reaction is feeling bad you havent somehow saw it and prevented it... she blames and graciously forgives for causing her a grievance
Not necessarily. I am not suicidal, but I have suicidal ideation, and one day I sat down and recorded a video of myself saying goodbye. The first thing I said to my family was "I'm sorry, I can't keep going, please forgive me". The second was "please forgive yourselves. There is absolutely nothing you could have done".
I just watched Dead Poet's Society and this hits very hard. Unbelievably hard.
Robbin Williams will always be remembered as the funniest man in the world. We are all great full for the joy and laughter he brought to all of us.
*grateful
If he hung himself with a belt the whole ..assistant finding him and trying to wake him up from sleep makes ABSOLUTELY no ..sense.
I agree and I’m seriously confused about what really happened . I kind of wish I never stumbled upon this interview.. Seems like bad acting on her part too .. she really gives me the creeps .My heart truly breaks for Robin
I think the first text was her knocking outside the door trying to wake him and then the phone call was to say that she went in and found him dead
@@nc5total just how I feel. She wanted his money. Dirt tart.
I was wondering the same thing
he was in his bedroom... he didnt "wake up" by late so the assistant went in to wake him and saw him dead.
Can you imagine if you were told that you are suffering from Dementia, can you imagine how you would feel as you feel your memory being eaten away as your brain slowly dies, now imagine if you can that you had a hyper intelligent comedic brain and you were left with 2 options turn into a shadow of your former self then die or go out while you are still on top and number 1. I don't know the private life of Robin Williams but I can understand the fear that Robin Williams had about staying alive with such a terrible disease and losing all control. Robin Williams probably knew he was starting to lose control and his very last dignifying move was to take control of his own death. He was selling up his properties and working himself as much as he can, he wanted not only to leave enough cash for his kids but also leave something of a farewell gift to his fans. RIP Robin Williams
The man that just hearing his voice brings Me happiness his films helped me live my life I always want to see people smile
I get it. With PTSD, anxiety, & panic disorder from the physical & mental trauma of a worlkplace accident I have been suicidal many times. I still struggle. Too many people still don't get it that I won't wantvto be this way. It an illnes I nay have to fight for many years. There but for the grace of God go I. Rest in peace Robin Williams and thank you for sharing your talents.
Gotta love all the micro expressions and expressions cracking through that mask of her's.
...
Just pause the video and go frame by frame and you'll see what I mean
+Sporeman2678
www.google.com/webhp?sourceid=chrome-instant&ion=1&espv=2&ie=UTF-8#q=micro+expressions
+Splinks at what times?
She’s fake-crying. She took his children to court over their father’s money. Despicable actions, in my opinion.
I Love everything about this man. He was 1 in a million. He could never be replaced, nor should he. He will never be forgotten.❤️💕❤️💕❤️💕❤️💕❤️💕❤️💕❤️
Bless him. At Purebred, when I cry, like when my Dad just died, I cry but stay dry too. People are different.
No tears at all,,, this lady is detatched from true feelings..
She goes from on the verge of breaking down to being completely fine again
It’s called editing you moron
@M S lol
Clearly you've never experienced real grief before. Be grateful. This is what it looks like.
@@Surgeeon I agree it’s called editing
You are an awful person.