Robin Williams - Best Supporting Actor Winner/MovieMonday.com

Robin Williams, Best Supporting Actor 1997: MovieMonday.com

GOOD WILL HUNTING

(R - strong language)

Robin Williams won his Best Supporting Oscar playing a therapist, Sean Maguire, who helps the troubled janitor, Will Hunting turn his life around, allowng him to use his genius math abilities to improve his life.

Robin Williams (1952 - )

Robin Williams was born as Robin McLaurim Williams in Chicago. He enrolled at Juilliard in New York to study theater under the teacher, John Houseman, who told him that he was wasting his talent at Juilliard, and should go out on the road as a stand-up comic.

In 1978, after a guest appearance on "Happy Days," Robin Williams was offered the part of Mork, for a new series, "Mork and Mindy", a role that brought him fame.

Many people know him as the Genie in the Disney classic, "Aladin," a hysterical part that added a lot of enjoyment to the feature cartoon.

Besides being incredibly gifted as a improvational comic, Robin Williams has proven to be a talented dramatic actor as well. "Mrs. Doubtfire, " "Dead Poet Society," "The World According to Garp," "Patch Adams," "Hook," and "Jumanji" offer the audience fine examples of his ability to make us laugh and care at the same time.

Robin Williams' other film credits include:

POPEYE
THE WORLD ACCORDING TO GARP
MOSCOW ON THE HUDSON
THE BEST OF TIMES
SEIZE THE DAY
GOOD MORNING VIETNAM
THE ADVENTURES OF BARON MUNCHAUSEN
DEAD POETS SOCIETY
AWAKENINGS
DEAD AGAIN
THE FISHER KING
HOOK
MRS. DOUBTFIRE
JUMANJI
THE BIRD CAGE
HAMLET
DESCONTRUCTING HARRY
FLUBBER
GOODWILL HUNTING
PATCH ADAMS
JAKOB THE LIAR
BICENTENNIAL MAN
ONE HOUR PHOTO
DEATH TO SMOOCHY
INSOMNIA
THE FINAL CUT
HOUSE OF D
His television credits include:
"Mork & Mindy" (1978 - series)
"Laugh-In" (1979)
The TV series "GREAT MINDS THINK FOR THEMSELVES" and numerous "Comic Relief" shows.

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	GOOD WILL HUNTING (R - strong language) Robin Williams won his Best Supporting Oscar playing a therapist, Sean Maguire, who helps the troubled janitor, Will Hunting turn his life around, allowng him to use his genius math abilities to improve his life.

Robin Williams (1952 - ) Robin Williams was born as Robin McLaurim Williams in Chicago. He enrolled at Juilliard in New York to study theater under the teacher, John Houseman, who told him that he was wasting his talent at Juilliard, and should go out on the road as a stand-up comic. In 1978, after a guest appearance on "Happy Days," Robin Williams was offered the part of Mork, for a new series, "Mork and Mindy", a role that brought him fame. Many people know him as the Genie in the Disney classic, "Aladin," a hysterical part that added a lot of enjoyment to the feature cartoon. Besides being incredibly gifted as a improvational comic, Robin Williams has proven to be a talented dramatic actor as well. "Mrs. Doubtfire, " "Dead Poet Society," "The World According to Garp," "Patch Adams," "Hook," and "Jumanji" offer the audience fine examples of his ability to make us laugh and care at the same time. Robin Williams' other film credits include: POPEYE THE WORLD ACCORDING TO GARP MOSCOW ON THE HUDSON THE BEST OF TIMES SEIZE THE DAY GOOD MORNING VIETNAM THE ADVENTURES OF BARON MUNCHAUSEN DEAD POETS SOCIETY AWAKENINGS DEAD AGAIN THE FISHER KING HOOK MRS. DOUBTFIRE JUMANJI THE BIRD CAGE HAMLET DESCONTRUCTING HARRY FLUBBER GOODWILL HUNTING PATCH ADAMS JAKOB THE LIAR BICENTENNIAL MAN ONE HOUR PHOTO DEATH TO SMOOCHY INSOMNIA THE FINAL CUT HOUSE OF D His television credits include: "Mork & Mindy" (1978 - series) "Laugh-In" (1979) The TV series "GREAT MINDS THINK FOR THEMSELVES" and numerous "Comic Relief" shows.