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Robin Williams now has an official channel on YouTube that's entirely dedicated to him! As People reports, Williams' estate launched the channel on Wednesday, and it already features a variety of videos highlighting some of the actor and comedian's best moments.
Williams' official YouTube channel features comedy, interviews
Among the videos currently featured on the channel are "Robin Williams Live on Broadway: Golf,” “Robin Williams Live on Broadway: Koko the Gorilla,” and “Robin Williams Spark of Madness". There are also interview clips from two people who were close to Williams. "Inside Look on Robin Williams' Genius" sees his former manager David Steinberg talking about the comedy legend, and "Lewis Black: Becoming Friends With Robin Williams" is an interview with his close friend, Lewis Black.
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Williams' official YouTube channel to update until end of June
Williams' career in entertainment, which began when he appeared on the alien sitcom Mork & Mindy, went on to be quite a prolific one. Playing iconic characters in movies such as Mrs. Doubtfire, Dead Poets Society, Good Will Hunting, and Aladdin, he was nominated for four Oscars. In 1997, he won Best Supporting Actor for his role in Good Will Hunting. Williams tragically passed away in 2014, after struggling with the mentally and physically degenerative disease Lewy Body Dementia.
According to Entertainment Weekly, Williams' official YouTube channel originated as a partnership between TimeLife and the Robin Williams Estate. Following its initial launch, the channel will be posting new video content either featuring Williams or related to him in some form every week until the end of June.
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Watch the trailer for Robin Williams' official YouTube channel here!
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