Academy Award-winner Sally Field recalled a heartwarming memory of Robin Williams while they filmed the 1993 comedyMrs.
Doubtfire, and it made me very emotional.
Sally Field, who starred alongside Robin in 1993’sMrs.

“I never shared this story before,” Sally said.
“I was in the camper outside of the courtroom where we were shooting the divorce scene.
My father had a stroke a couple of years before, and was in a nursing facility.”

“I was of course beside myself,” Sally added.
“I came on the set trying with all my might to act.
I wasn’t crying.

Robin came over, pulled me out of the set, and asked, ‘Are you okay?'”
God rest his soul."
I still cry for him.

God rest his soul.
Another person wrote: “Such an amazing human.
hope he’s resting peacefully always.”

such an amazing human.
The world is a lot more dimmer without his presence," another user wrote.
A beautiful thing about Robin was he was never boastful of the good things he did for others.

The world is a lot more dimmer without his presence
One of Robin’s youngest costars inMrs.
Doubtfirealso had a delightful memory about the actor.
“Robin and I made a deal.

I completely loved that stay-on-your-toes feeling.”
Robin’s relationship with his costars and the cast ofMrs.
Doubtfirelifted spirits and made everyone feel like he was their friend.

Then he turned to me with the slobber-covered hat: ‘Wanna wear it?’
I must have made a disgusted face, because Chris called ‘Cut!’
and everyone burst out laughing."

Ultimately, his memory throughMrs.
Doubtfireand beyond had a lasting impression on his collaborators, costars, friends, and fans.
He can’t have left; he can’t.

He’s still here.
I feel him."
He’s still here, for sure.

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