To the best of my knowledge, this is Robin Williams fourth outing as a writer in a movie. He's getting quite good at it.
He played the crazy Walter Finch in Christopher Nolan's Insomnia (which I thought was a Stephen King adaptation and was disappointed by the mistake very quickly.)
In the strange adaptation of The World According to Garp, which I have the inability to finish, Williams plays a woeful writer constantly having a string of bad luck. Maybe I should read John Irving's book first.
And, of course, he played the curiosity driven writer in the hitchcockian suspense tale called The Night Listener.
Call me crazy, but I wonder if Robin Willaims isn't working secretly on some hidden opus tucked away in a shelf somewhere. He eerily captures the trials and tribulations that all us writers go through. I will be sure to check this movie out.
What say all of you? Does he mimic your behavior as a writer?
He played the crazy Walter Finch in Christopher Nolan's Insomnia (which I thought was a Stephen King adaptation and was disappointed by the mistake very quickly.)
In the strange adaptation of The World According to Garp, which I have the inability to finish, Williams plays a woeful writer constantly having a string of bad luck. Maybe I should read John Irving's book first.
And, of course, he played the curiosity driven writer in the hitchcockian suspense tale called The Night Listener.
Call me crazy, but I wonder if Robin Willaims isn't working secretly on some hidden opus tucked away in a shelf somewhere. He eerily captures the trials and tribulations that all us writers go through. I will be sure to check this movie out.
What say all of you? Does he mimic your behavior as a writer?
2 comments:
Rob,
I think you might be on to something about Robin Williams.
This looks like a good one.
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