„The Angriest Man in Brooklyn“ ended up being Robin Williams‘ final film released during his lifetime before his death from suicide at 63.
It’s been nearly a decade since Robin Williams’ untimely death, but his peers in the industry will never forget his lasting impact.
As she prepares for her first-ever Academy Awards, Best Supporting Actress nominee Da’Vine Joy Randolph looked back at costarring with the late comedian in 2014’s “The Angriest Man in Brooklyn.”
“He went out of his way to spend time with me, and that was my first movie or professional job I’d ever done,” Randolph told host Andy Cohen on Monday’s “Watch What Happens Live” after-show. “I didn’t ask for it, but he made it his business and he shared so many things with me, like dos and don’ts, reminded me always to have fun, do it for the people.
