March 27, 2018 12:32
The popular 70's TV show Mork & Mindy introduced Robin Williams' unique comedic talent to the world. The series only lasted four seasons, but it was enough to launch the career of one of the best actors of all time.
The upcoming biography Robin by David Itzkoff reveals a few unsettling details about the behind-the-scenes of the popular sitcom. Pam Dawber, Williams' co-star, who portrayed Mindy, recently gave an interview to the writer of Robin's life story. She described, what some might consider, inappropriate behavior of the show's main star.
Dawber revealed that Robin used to grope her and do "the grossest things" to Pam, as well as some other people on set. According to the actress, the late legendary comic would inappropriately grab her, and even wrestle her to break wind on her.
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In today's climate of multiple sexual harassment allegations, this story gained the public's interest. However, Dawber explained that filming the show was "so much fun," and she never got offended by Williams. The show's director, Howard Storm, also contributed to the case by saying that comic didn't intend to insult anyone, and "it was just Robin being Robin."
It does look like the previous co-stars separated after the show on friendly terms. Around 4 years ago, Pam Dawber starred on Robin's TV show The Crazy Ones, and they gave an interview about all the silliness which was happening on the set of Mork & Mindy back in the day.
Robin Williams was a man of infinite talents. He's mostly remembered as a comedy icon, but Williams had a strong dramatic side to him as well. His acting career, which included such films as Dead Poets Soceity (1989), Aladdin (1992), Mrs. Doubtfire (1993), and Jumanji (1995), led him to an Academy Award for Best Supporting Actor in 1998 for Good Will Hunting (1997).
He could make the audiences cry, just as easily as he could make them laugh. Williams' voice impressions will be forever remembered as Hollywood's most remarkable ones.
Robin Williams tragically left this world in 2014, but he will forever live in his movies and our hearts.
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