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Robin Williams: Come Inside My Mind

2018 · Movie · TV-MA · 116 min

7.8(263)unSUB Rating

Documentary

A funny, intimate portrait of one of the world’s most beloved comedians, told largely through his own words and a wealth of archival moments. It moves from early comedy days to later challenges, mixing big performance energy with a more personal, bittersweet look at what drove him.

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Streaming on HBO Max and REELZ+.

2 hours to watch.

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Details
Years
2018
Release date
2018-01-19
Language
English
Rated
TV-MA
Runtime
116 min
TMDB rating (input)
7.9/10 (263 votes)
About

You’ll probably like it if you enjoy heartfelt comedian profiles and want rare past performances; Not for you if you want deeper psychological insight or a more detailed, fully developed life story, like Val or Everybody’s Everything.

Pros: excellent archival footage; heartfelt guest interviews; often very funny | Cons: lacks deep insight; story feels incomplete; tone can verge respectful

Themes

  • comedian
  • biography
  • hollywood
  • archive footage
  • struggling actor
  • mental health
  • hollywood star
  • woman director
  • mental desintegration
  • portrait of an artist
  • life and career
  • famous actor
  • +1 more

Cast & crew

  • Robin Williams

    Robin Williams

    as Self (voice and archive footage)

  • MR

    Mark Rasmussen

    as Self

  • SW

    Stan Wilson

    as Self

  • VV

    Valerie Velardi

    as Self

  • David Letterman

    David Letterman

    as Self

  • BT

    Bennett Tramer

    as Self

  • MS

    McLaurin Smith-Williams

    as Self

  • FW

    Frankie Williams

    as Self

  • Elayne Boosler

    Elayne Boosler

    as Self

  • Scott Marshall

    Scott Marshall

    as Self

Directed by Marina Zenovich