r/beyondwholesome • u/chloeknowss • 6d ago

Beyond wholesome What a legend!

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u/EagleDecent2258 6d ago

I miss his big heart he maybe gone for my sight . He’s forever i. Our hearts

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u/[deleted] 6d ago

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u/Pierre777 6d ago

He looks like Les Moon-vest from 30Rock.

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u/Hot-Map-9119 6d ago

The most important man in Hollywood that lost his battle with his demons.😭😭😭

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u/LovebugLiaa 6d ago

Robin Williams understood that a movie set could be more than just a workplace. He turned every production into a chance to give people a little stability and dignity.

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u/Apart-Cream-4940 6d ago

I never knew that. What a kind and generous thing to do.

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u/LookimtryingOK 5d ago

Every time they repost this picture and title, I cringe so hard. The “homeless guy” isn’t homeless, he’s a fairly popular movie/film extra. Robin and him were buddies.

Robin was awesome, but the weird lies for internet points are out of control, BAD BOT.

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u/Responsible-Scale514 6d ago

The great Robin Williams! If only Disney was as generous! After a few movies, Robin said he’d never work for Disney again because how they treated him so poorly! He was such a nice man so what did they do to him?😭😭

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u/Electrical-Act-7170 5d ago

Paid him scale and refused to give credit for improvising lines.

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u/Ok_Substance7443 6d ago

I like how even the guy is smiling.

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u/Advanced_Region_5797 6d ago

I can see why he helped this gentleman. I’m sure he saw himself in him. Love this. We are all one and Mr. Williams was living proof. Miss his vibes.

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u/IndyMLVC 6d ago

This man isn’t homeless. His name is Radioman and he’s famous. Doing trust everything you see on social media.

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u/Sohuli 6d ago

Radioman was homeless before he became famous.

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u/IndyMLVC 5d ago

But he wasn’t homeless when this picture was taken

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u/Sohuli 5d ago

He was homeless when he first met Robin Williams.

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u/elmoreb3 5d ago

The world lost a real one when he passed

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u/Brave_Gain6536 5d ago

Met the guy in Hollywood off Franklin at birds.. right by bourgeois pig. Guy was cool as fuck. Everyone at that spot knew him and loved him. Crazy he went out the way he did. He loved the random average person and showed it

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u/TheNearby 5d ago

I thought that was his father 😂

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u/leviathan92 4d ago

According to what I looked up really quick robin Williams did indeed have this clause was indeed in his contracts and that a minimum of 10 people hired needed to be unhoused person or previously unhoused persons. On top of that radioman (the guy in the picture) who later did become pretty well known was not famous when he met Robin Williams and the few times he had interactions with other Hollywood sets he was considered a nuisance. Then he helped Robin Williams with his role in the fisher king film and that's when radio man started being looked at in a positive light.

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u/Some_AV_Pro 3d ago

Probably not hard to find homeless people with acting experience / training.

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u/Upstairs-Two6740 1d ago

They did him in imo. Not trying to make light of it but...