Podcast appearances and mentions of robin williams live

Priatelia! Je tu naša ďalšia epizóda a zároveň posledná… v tomto roku, samozrejme. Dnes o Robinovi Williamsovi a jeho špeciály Live At The Met aj s hosťom Martinom Hatalom. Prečo sú romantické filmy vlastne sci-fi? Dá sa Robin Williams napodobniť? Prečo boli tri kamery na Williamsa málo? Toto a mnoho ďalšieho sa dozviete v našom podcaste. Keď nám chcete naložiť za naše nesprávne informácie a nesprávne uvádzanie dátumov a mien, môžete tak spraviť na podhumorom@gmail.com Šťastné a veselé a všetko dobré v novom roku vám želá tím Ťapulík. Robin Williams Live At The Met (1986): https://youtu.be/WXeOLrIBdN0 Inside The Actors Studio: https://youtu.be/S1nW9DHctYE An Evening With Robin Williams (1983): https://youtu.be/ofOqUMeEwu8 Bill Cosby 49: https://youtu.be/1_chNSFp22M Whose line is it anyway: https://youtu.be/ZHicGPV7Gcs Sam Harris vs Ben Affleck: https://youtu.be/vln9D81eO60 Robin Williams: Mysl na dlani: https://hbogo.sk/filmy/robin-williams-mysl-na-dlani

Art and I first met Nancy Geller when we all worked together at Comedy Central. Art Bell had the original idea for a twenty-four-hour comedy network, and it was Nancy Geller who was a key figure in overseeing the slate of original comedy that defined and cemented Comedy Central's place in cable history and launched the careers of many seminal comedy figures that she continues to work with. - Her shows at Comedy Central included Politically Incorrect with Bill Maher, Dr. Katz Show, Exit 57 Sketch and Women Aloud. - As an agent she represented a long list of comedy legends including Jim Carey, Robin Williams, Billy Crystal and Catherine O'Hara - As NBC's Vice President of Late Night and Specials she oversaw Saturday Night Live, Late Night with Tom Snyder and a memorable TV special, Steve Martin, Live from 8H - She was a producer on what was arguably one of the funniest shows in television history...SCTV - At HBO she was responsible for developing and overseeing all Music and Comedy events and Late-Night Programming including; Real Time with Bill Maher HBO, The Chris Rock Show HBO, Lady Gaga Live from Madison Square Garden, The Inaugural Concert for Obama and Robin Williams: Live on Broadway [just to name a few!) - She's been nominated for eleven Emmy Awards and has a busy slate including working on the standup tribute which will be part of the must-see National Comedy Center museum in Jamestown, New York.

Art and I first met Nancy Geller when we all worked together at Comedy Central. Art Bell had the original idea for a twenty-four-hour comedy network, and it was Nancy Geller who was a key figure in overseeing the slate of original comedy that defined and cemented Comedy Central's place in cable history and launched the careers of many seminal comedy figures that she continues to work with. Her shows at Comedy Central included Politically Incorrect with Bill Maher, Dr. Katz Show, Exit 57 Sketch and Women Aloud. As an agent she represented a long list of comedy legends including Jim Carey, Robin Williams, Billy Crystal and Catherine O'Hara As NBC's Vice President of Late Night and Specials she oversaw Saturday Night Live, Late Night with Tom Snyder and a memorable TV special, Steve Martin, Live from 8H She was a producer on what was arguably one of the funniest shows in television history...SCTV At HBO she was responsible for developing and overseeing all Music and Comedy events and Late-Night Programming including; Real Time with Bill Maher HBO, The Chris Rock Show HBO, Lady Gaga Live from Madison Square Garden, The Inaugural Concert for Obama and Robin Williams: Live on Broadway [just to name a few!) She's been nominated for eleven Emmy Awards and has a busy slate including working on the standup tribute which will be part of the must-see National Comedy Center museum in Jamestown, New York.

Another season down, this time entirely in the pandemic. It was odd not to meet any of my guests in person, but it didn’t stop us from indulging in the simple questions that unveiled their lives. When I asked for previous guests to send their questions, I was surprised to see how curious they were about me, much in the same way I was about them. So, this is my repayment, a way of sharing a bit more about myself, whilst closing out this season and (hopefully) this pandemic.Robin Williams: Live on BroadwayThe Liminal PodcastThe Tao of Pooh--Music:“Crazy Eyes” by Verified Picasso“Contact High” by RKVC“Cocktails” by Underbelly & TY Mayer“The Missing 11th” by DJ Williams“Dyalla” by Benji“Fakelove” by Makaih Beats“Phife for Life” by Otis McDonald“Soul Searching” by Causmic“Sinfonia - Movement 1” by Lucas Cantor“Treat Yourself” by Dyalla“Only You” by beetpro--Icon in Show Art from Flaticon.com

Join us on Midnight Movie Nerds with Naomi Chusid and Luis Lacau as this week we explore the the amazing film "Robin Williams Live on Broadway".Robin Williams brings his unique comic sensibility to a variety of topics in an evening of stand-up that was broadcast live on HBO.#webiteretro #billywilder #theapartment #jacklemmon #shirleymaclaine #classicfilm #geek #fandom #Manbitesmedia #Luislacau #naomiChusid #moviereviews #classicfilms #robinwilliams #Liveonbroadway #Genie

The Channel, a Digital Home for William's Classic Sketches and Exclusive Extras, Will Launch With Five Clips and Then Debut a New Clip Each Week Through June While Robin Williams started performing stand-up comedy in the mid-'70s, most of America first fell in love with him as the naïve and hilarious alien from the planet Ork in Mork & Mindy. He became an instant superstar and went on to do five HBO stand-up specials and dozens of feature films. Robin performed steadily for nearly four decades -- from comedy clubs to stadiums, from talk shows to USO tours -- and continually amazed audiences with his frenetic energy and unbelievably quick wit. This April Fool's Day, the jokers at Time Life will launch The Official Robin Williams YouTube Channel, celebrating this life and comic genius. Whether you know Robin from the stage or from the screen, as a comedian, an alien, or a genie - home audiences can subscribe to the channel and be prepared to laugh and cry at unforgettable and hilarious performances by the singular talent. Upon launch, the channel will feature five clips including three classic live performance clips hand-picked from his HBO stand-up specials, including his uproarious sketch on the beginnings of "Golf" ("Robin Williams Live on Broadway", 2002), "Spark of Madness" ("Off the Wall" 1978) and "Koko" about his run-in with the famous signing gorilla ("Robin Williams Live on Broadway"). Also featured at launch are exclusive, recently shot interview clips featuring comedian Lewis Black on "Becoming Friends with Robin Williams" and David Steinberg, Williams' longtime manager and friend holding forth with an "Inside Look on Robin Williams' Genius". Each week following the launch through the end of June, the comedy mavens at Time Life will post a brand new clip to the channel. Of the channel, Steinberg says, ""What a great time to enjoy the gift of Robin's genius. Who doesn't need a laugh?" This Official Robin Williams YouTube Channel follows on the heels of Time Life's release of ROBIN WILLIAMS: COMIC GENIUS, a trio of DVD collections celebrating the iconic comedian which spanned the electrifying comic's 40-year career. Included in the releases, decades in the making, are a completist's 22-disc set featuring 50+ hours of improvisational brilliance, a 5-disc collector's set and a single disc featuring Robin's first HBO stand-up special. All DVD releases also feature newly produced featurettes and exclusive interviews. For more information or to purchase Robin Williams products, visit www.timelife.com

The Channel, a Digital Home for William's Classic Sketches and Exclusive Extras, Will Launch With Five Clips and Then Debut a New Clip Each Week Through June While Robin Williams started performing stand-up comedy in the mid-'70s, most of America first fell in love with him as the naïve and hilarious alien from the planet Ork in Mork & Mindy. He became an instant superstar and went on to do five HBO stand-up specials and dozens of feature films. Robin performed steadily for nearly four decades -- from comedy clubs to stadiums, from talk shows to USO tours -- and continually amazed audiences with his frenetic energy and unbelievably quick wit. This April Fool's Day, the jokers at Time Life will launch The Official Robin Williams YouTube Channel, celebrating this life and comic genius. Whether you know Robin from the stage or from the screen, as a comedian, an alien, or a genie - home audiences can subscribe to the channel and be prepared to laugh and cry at unforgettable and hilarious performances by the singular talent. Upon launch, the channel will feature five clips including three classic live performance clips hand-picked from his HBO stand-up specials, including his uproarious sketch on the beginnings of "Golf" ("Robin Williams Live on Broadway", 2002), "Spark of Madness" ("Off the Wall" 1978) and "Koko" about his run-in with the famous signing gorilla ("Robin Williams Live on Broadway"). Also featured at launch are exclusive, recently shot interview clips featuring comedian Lewis Black on "Becoming Friends with Robin Williams" and David Steinberg, Williams' longtime manager and friend holding forth with an "Inside Look on Robin Williams' Genius". Each week following the launch through the end of June, the comedy mavens at Time Life will post a brand new clip to the channel. Of the channel, Steinberg says, ""What a great time to enjoy the gift of Robin's genius. Who doesn't need a laugh?" This Official Robin Williams YouTube Channel follows on the heels of Time Life's release of ROBIN WILLIAMS: COMIC GENIUS, a trio of DVD collections celebrating the iconic comedian which spanned the electrifying comic's 40-year career. Included in the releases, decades in the making, are a completist's 22-disc set featuring 50+ hours of improvisational brilliance, a 5-disc collector's set and a single disc featuring Robin's first HBO stand-up special. All DVD releases also feature newly produced featurettes and exclusive interviews. For more information or to purchase Robin Williams products, visit www.timelife.com

Robin Williams manager for 40yrs. The Channel, a Digital Home for William's Classic Sketches and Exclusive Extras, Will Launch With Five Clips and Then Debut a New Clip Each Week Through June. Upon launch, the channel will feature five clips including three classic live performance clips hand-picked from his HBO stand-up specials, including his uproarious sketch on the beginnings of "Golf" ("Robin Williams Live on Broadway", 2002), "Spark of Madness" ("Off the Wall" 1978) and "Koko" about his run-in with the famous signing gorilla ("Robin Williams Live on Broadway"). Also featured at launch are exclusive, recently shot interview clips featuring comedian Lewis Black on "Becoming Friends with Robin Williams" and David Steinberg, Williams' longtime manager and friend holding forth with an "Inside Look on Robin Williams' Genius". Each week following the launch through the end of June, the comedy mavens at Time Life will post a brand new clip to the channel.David Steinberg graduated from the University of Wisconsin and in 1969 migrated to Los Angeles to pursue a career in entertainment. He began with a stint in public relations, representing Sammy Davis, Jr., Peter Sellers, and James Coburn among a host of others. He later joined partners Larry Brezner, Buddy Morra, and Steven Tenenbaum at the firm Rollins & Joffe which ultimately morphed into firm Morra Brezner Steinberg & Tenenbaum Entertainment. Working today in the management and production field, he guides the careers of a list of clients including Robin Williams, Billy Crystal, among others.Support the show (http://www.patreon.com/skiphappens)

THE WORLD ACCORDING TO GARP When Jenny Fields decides to become a mother, she has no intention of finding a husband or of having marital sex, so she gets herself pregnant by a hospitalized solder on his deathbed. And so begins the unusual life of Garp who is destined to be anything except what he himself desires most... to be normal. Alan and Craig discuss what is normal, Alan turning 50, Robin Williams Live at the Met and the movie “The World According to Garp" on this week's Matinee Heroes! Show Notes 1:12 Alan and Craig continue August's Remembering Robin month as Alan reflects on turning 50 and his favorite memory of Robin Williams 13:47 Alan's favorite clip on Robin Williams Live at the Met 20:30 Discussion of "Dead Poets Society" 41:44 Recasting 56:43 Double Feature 59:05 Final Thoughts 1:03:05    The trailer for next week's movie "The World According to Garp" Next week Alan and Craig continue their tribute to Robin Williams with "Good Morning Vietnam"

THE WORLD ACCORDING TO GARP When Jenny Fields decides to become a mother, she has no intention of finding a husband or of having marital sex, so she gets herself pregnant by a hospitalized solder on his deathbed. And so begins the unusual life of Garp who is destined to be anything except what he himself desires most... to be normal. Alan and Craig discuss what is normal, Alan turning 50, Robin Williams Live at the Met and the movie “The World According to Garp" on this week’s Matinee Heroes! Show Notes 1:12 Alan and Craig continue August's Remembering Robin month as Alan reflects on turning 50 and his favorite memory of Robin Williams 13:47 Alan's favorite clip on Robin Williams Live at the Met 20:30 Discussion of "Dead Poets Society" 41:44 Recasting 56:43 Double Feature 59:05 Final Thoughts 1:03:05    The trailer for next week's movie "The World According to Garp" Next week Alan and Craig continue their tribute to Robin Williams with "Good Morning Vietnam"

72: PUBLIC MOURNING & ROBIN WILLIAMS - LIVE PODCAST August 13, 2014   Abbi Crutchfield, Ted Alexandro, & Nick Turner From Abbi's instagram (click through for link) I had a wonderful panel on the show last night, Ted Alexandro, Abbi Crutchfield, and Nick Turner. Unfortunately the planned antics had to be put on hold to discuss the pall hanging over the comedy world by the sudden loss of Robin Williams. The conversation turned to expressions of public mourning, the impact of Williams' death, depression in comedy, and the intimacy which any performer brings to their act. These guys really made it an exceptional conversation and I thank all of them profusely. Below are some links to their excellent work which you should check out, but first is the little essay I wrote on facebook which I reference in my intro.  It's 4:30 in the morning. I woke up from a nightmare in which I was writing a condolence letter to the family of one of my heroes; not Robin Williams, someone I know, but the mental math wasn't exactly difficult to do. I'm crying now, again, more times in one day than I have in an awfully long long time. Unlike a lot of the comedians who populate my mental constellations and facebook feed, I never met Robin Williams, and I won't pretend to have the same kind of loss that those who knew him have. Regardless of how much humanity he always brought to his work, knowing someone as a human and not as an icon is a different thing, and entails a different kind of loss. But neither will I be a cynical idiot and mistake the feelings I'm having as mere narcissism or self-indulgent emotions put on display to showcase my own depth. I grew up on Robin Williams' work. Aladdin came out in 1992 and his luminous supernova of a performance lit my 8 year old mind on fire. It seeped into every crack and planted little seeds which are still growing to this day. I would parrot lines from his 1978 Live at the Roxy special and tell other kids how he climbed up into the balcony and yelled "Look, now THOSE are the shitty seats" at the front. I can't tell you how many times I saw Mrs. Doubtfire, because you'd probably have to file some kind of retroactive child services report on my parents. I won't walk you through the rest of his filmography because I don't need to, and you know which roles probably touched me as I grew up and saw him in new ways, many of which changed the way I would think about myself as a creative mind, but the things that get in your skull when it's still soft have a way of sticking. The thing is this: Robin Williams has a place in my childhood psyche like nobody else in this world. His performances trace a direct nerve to feelings of innocent joy and exuberance, unburdened by the knowledge that comes with life experience, feelings which in many ways I've long since left behind. That he would die in such a way, suffering from mental and emotional anguish feels like such a violent incursion of adulthood upon youth. It feels like such a violation of innocence for him to go like this. It hurts. The irony of his playing a grown up Peter Pan is not lost on me, but this is a facebook post not a comparative american lit essay so I won't belabor the point. And this bit here actually is a bit embarrassing to admit, but I swear, when I woke up the first thing I thought was "I can't believe that if I have kids someday they're not going to get to exist in the same world as their comedy grandpa Robin." The people who deserve our sympathy and empathy first and foremost are those who knew and loved him as a person, and not just as an author of joy, a parent of the mind, and I'm not usually one to mourn a celebrity's passing as anything other than a tragedy for their family and a sad factoid for the internet's emotional simulator to mine it's shitty clickbait, but man, this one really hurts.Anyway. I don't want to turn this into too much of a PSA, but please, if you're uncomfortable with the term mental illness then call it mental anguish. Call it deep emotional suffering, I don't care. Whatever you need to do to frame it, please just recognize it as a real thing, have empathy, and if you or someone you know or love is suffering, please do what you can to help. Sometimes you can't do anything no matter how much you try, but that's not an excuse to stop. It only absolves you if you keep on trying, and yes, some people are going to die trying. I didn't know Robin Williams, so I really don't know, but I'd like to think he died trying. For my part I hope I retain enough of a sliver of my innocence, no matter well hidden, even from myself, that I don't let that stop me. And if I do have tiny little splinters of innocence buried beneath my calloused skin, a lot of them are in there because when my skull was still soft, Robin Williams exploded on screen and blew them into my tiny little mind.The National Suicide Prevention Hotline: 800-273-8255. Never be ashamed to call it, unless you're making a crank call, in which case: yes, you should be ashamed of yourself. Stop it. Goodnight moon. Good morning Vietnam.   On the Guests:Ted Alexandro - According to Time out NY Ted is “One of the funniest comedians working today.” According to me, he's even better than that. He's been on Letterman, Conan, Ferguson, Kimmel, Comedy Central and for some reason The View. Check out his new webseries, Teachers lounge at https://www.youtube.com/user/thundershortsvideos.You can hear my one on one interview with Ted here:http://www.mikecomedy.com/mbhumor/2012/02/21/mbh-12-ted-alexandroNick Turner - Nick's been killing it on the NY scene for years now, has appeared on Seth Meyers, Fallon, VH1's Best Week Ever, and has the distinction of being my very first podcast guest.http://www.mikecomedy.com/mbhumor/2011/09/15/392 Witness his majestic return. Abbi Crutchfield - (Vh1, MTV, The Tyra Banks Show) is joining to the lineup! Check out this music video she recently did with SNL's Jay Pharoah: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5xfazs8qMQo&feature=youtu.be Also check Abbi out on twitter @curlycomedy                    

Anchor: Multiple award winning comedian and actor Robin Williams died on Monday in an apparent suicide. For decades, he has dazzled audiences on screen, on stage and in front of a mic. Xiong Siqi takes a look at his illustrious career. Reporter: Oscar-winning actor and comedian Robin Williams was found dead at his home in California. According to the sheriff's office in Marin County, north of San Francisco, a preliminary investigation shows the death was a suicide due to asphyxia, but the cause of death is still under investigation. He was 63. Williams' wife Susan Schneider said in a statement that ‘this morning, I lost my husband and my best friend, while the world lost one of its most beloved artists and beautiful human beings. I am utterly heartbroken.” Williams, who won an Academy Award for his role as a fatherly therapist in 1997's “Good Will Hunting,” had been suffering from severe depression recently and entered a rehabilitation center to help him maintain sobriety. Williams said on leaving rehab. “I'm doing great. I want to thank the millions and the thousands and also the people that have come up in person and thank them for all their support. It's been loving. It's been wonderful to know I'm not alone. That's the main thing. When you come out of rehab. If you know that then you've got a great shot." At the premiere of the new film “The Giver”, veteran director Phillip Noyce said he had met Williams a few times and called him one of the greatest comedians of all time. “He made us laugh deep down in our hearts, in our minds, ever part of our bodies. He made us laugh silly laughs and he made us laugh very, very, very, very complex laughs because he was so intelligent. He was a force of nature and also he was an extraordinary actor. His performance in Dead Poets Society is unrivaled.” Sarah Michelle Gellar, who played Robin Williams' daughter on TV series ‘The Crazy Ones', said he is one of the kindest human beings. "I've been doing this 32 years and this is the most fun I have ever had on a job. I could talk about Robin Williams, do you have an hour? If I talked about of him the way I want to people would think I made him up. I mean you have this man who is truly one of the top 10 greatest all-time standup comics ever and he's also a Julliard trained, Academy award-winning actor. He's also one of the kindest human beings I've ever met." President Barack Obama also sent statement from the White House by saying "Robin Williams was an airman, a doctor, a genie, a nanny, a president, a professor, a bangarang Peter Pan, and everything in between. But he was one of a kind. He arrived in our lives as an alien -- but he ended up touching every element of the human spirit. He made us laugh. He made us cry. He gave his immeasurable talent freely and generously to those who needed it most -- from our troops stationed abroad to the marginalized on our own streets." But Williams' impact is universal. Here is Cheng Juan, a Chinese film maker. "I am utterly shocked to learn that he is dead. As a filmmaker and artist, I absolutely salute to his achievement in art. He is an absolutely comic genius, academy award-winning actor. I am profoundly sad that he is gone.” There was no denying Robin William is a raw comedy genius. He first became famous by introducing his frenetic style on late 1970s TV series “Mork & Mindy”. And over the 35 year course of his career, he would go on to display an astonishing and captivating versatility which made him one of Hollywood's best loved actors. He won three Golden Globes, for “Good Morning, Vietnam,” “Mrs. Doubtfire” and “The Fisher King.” Following the end of Mork in 1982, Williams found his background in stand-up comedy useful for his film career. In 1987, his performance in movie Good Morning Vietnam earned him his first Best Actor Oscar nomination. In the movie, Williams often deviated from the script during his DJ character's radio broadcasts, with his energetic improvisation lending a comical energy to the film. And his role as the inspirational English teacher in Dead Poet's Society won him another Best Actor Oscar nomination. His line “Carpe diem. Seize the day, boys. Make your lives extraordinary” has inspired many young people to chase their dreams. But it was his more dramatic portrayal of a fatherly therapist in the 1997 film, Good Will Hunting that earned him an Academy Award as the Best Supporting Actor. Besides excellent performance on the screen, his “Robin Williams – Live 2002” also won a Grammy in 2003 for best spoken comedy album. Born in Chicago in 1951, this comedy genius would remember himself as a timid kid who got some early laughs from his mother - by mimicking his grandmother. But it wasn't until high school that his unique sense of humor helped him overcome his shyness. He was accepted into the prestigious Juilliard Academy on a full scholarship in 1973. When asked if heaven exists, what he would like to hear God say when he arrived at the pearly gates, Williams said. “There's seating near the front.The concert begins at 5. It will be Mozart, Elvis and one of your choosing. Or it would be nice, if heaven exists, to know there's laughter. It would be a great thing just to hear God go “two Jews walk into a bar.” Robin Williams had the rare ability to invoke both tears of laughter and sadness in his audiences. Even though he's no longer with us, let's hope he's laughing with the stars in heaven! For Studio+, I'm Xiong Siqi.

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Ainda meio ressacados dos copos que já podemos beber, arrancamos ao som da versão Norton de "Pump up the Jam" que nos enche as medidas auditivas. A não perder também o vídeo deste clássico revisitado 20 anos depois. De seguida, aceleramos ao som de Gran Torino, último filme de Clint Eastwood enquanto actor e que, depois da pistola, nos aponta com as teclas do piano e uma voz de adega, medo!!! Medo, muito medo da nova versão de Fame, que aterra nos cinemas este ano com musiquetas modernas, mantendo o estilo "escolinha de música". Acertamos data para o regresso de Conan O'Brien, agora mais cedo e olhamos um confiante, outro mais desconfiado para a estreia de Jimmy Fallon como substituto do mestre. Mestres em nuvens de palavras é o que ficam vocês com o Wordle, experimentem e impressionem os amigos. A fechar desejamos as melhoras ao grande Robin Williams que recupera duma cirurgia ao coração e ouvimo-lo divagar sobre os Escoceses e o Golf.   Ligações: Technotronic - Pump Up the Jam Norton - Pump Up the Jam (download) (video) (making of) Gran Torino - o filme - Clint Eastwood e Jamie Cullum - Gran Torino Fame 2009 Late Night With Jimmy Fallon Momento Zen - Robin Williams - Live on Broadway - 2002 Músicas: Technotronics - Pump up The Jam Norton - Pump up the Jam Jammie Cu Don Runner Irene Cara - Fame   ------ Para descarregar este episódio usa a seguinte ligação: . Para subscrever usa um dos  nossos feeds: .