People are reeling this morning after news that one of the world’s best-loved comedic actors, Robin Williams, has died.

The 63-year-old Mrs Doubtfire and Dead Poets Society star was found dead Monday at his home. Williams reportedly checked into rehab three weeks ago, after a long battle with depression. You can read more about the reaction to Robin William’s death, here.

Robin William’s wife, Susan Schneider, said this morning in a statement, “As he is remembered, it is our hope the focus will not be on Robin’s death, but on the countless moments of joy and laughter he gave to millions.”

With those wishes of the family in mind, here are some of Robin Williams’ most amazing moments in film. The most joyful, the most moving, or the most hilarious.

Dead Poet’s Society:

In Dead Poets Society, released in 1989, Robin Williams plays an English teacher at a conservative aristocratic school, who inspires his students through poetry.

Mrs Doubtfire:

In the classic 1993 comedy Mrs Doubtfire, Williams is an unemployed voice actor who has separated from his wife. In an attempt to get back into the lives of his kids, he poses as “Mrs. Euphegenia Doubtfire” and becomes the household nanny.

Good Will Hunting:

Good Will Hunting, the 1997 drama directed by Gus Van Sant, follows Will Hunting (Matt Damon) – an unrecognised genius – who becomes the patient of a therapist (Williams). The two form a close bond, and help each other make decisions about their lives and move on.

Good Morning Vietnam:

Good Morning, Vietnam is an 1987 American war-comedy, which stars Williams as a DJ for the army radio station.

Patch Adams:

Patch Adams was released in

1998 , and

 is a semi-biographical comedy-drama based on the life story of Dr Hunter “Patch” Adams – a doctor who tries to show that laughter really is the best medicine.

Aladdin:

In Aladdin (1992), Williams voices the Genie – and his performance is certainly one of the most bombastic ever committed to Disney celluloid.

Jumanji:

The 1995 fantasy adventure film Jumanji is a childhood favourite of many, and tells the story of Alan Parrish: a boy who gets stuck inside a dangerous magical board game, and isn’t released until decades later.

Hook:

In Hook (1991), Peter Pan is all grown up. But when Pan (played by Robin Williams) has to travel back to Neverland, he must reclaim his youthful spirit.

Mork and Mindy:

Mork and Mindy was a sitcom that ran from  1978 until 1982. Williams plays Mork, an alien who comes to Earth.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zoI5pDW1f7o

Flubber:

Flubber is a 1997 comedy about a little-bit-mad scientist, played by Williams, who invents sentient goo.

The Fisher King:

The Fisher King is a 1991 American comedy-drama, directed by Terry Gilliam. 

Jeff Bridges plays Jack Lucas, a disgraced former radio host who helps a homeless man Parry (Robin Williams), regain some control of his life. 

Some moments where Robin Williams made people laugh…

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AdIRME3EpFY

And some more…

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sgI4-JHZ6t4&feature=youtu.be

Robin Williams’ first appearance on the Tonight Show

Robin Williams’s most iconic scenes… 

Dead Poet Society

Good Morning Vietnam

Mrs Doubtfire

Good Will Hunting

Jumanji

Old Dogs

Flubber

Patch Adams

Aladdin

Hook

The Butler

The Angriest Man in New York

The Birdcage

Jack

One Hour Photo

Bicentennial Man

Night at the Museum

Here are a few more of Robin Williams’ best movies. Which ones were your favourites? 

Good Will Hunting