‘Jurassic Park’ actor Sam Neill remembers Robin Williams as ‘the saddest person’

Sam Neill, the famous actor best known for his role in the hit film ‘Jurassic Park’ recently ventured into the world of literature with his book ‘Did I ever tell you?“. This text is an intimate journey through his personal and professional memories, in its pages he shares details of his acting career, as well as aspects of his private life. Among the most extraordinary confessions, is his experience working with the late actor Robin Williams who remembers as a sad and melancholy person.

Robin Williams and Sam Neill had the opportunity to work together in the film “The Bicentennial Man”, a project that undoubtedly reflected in the eyes of the protagonist of the dinosaur saga, the truth that his colleague carried within, in the eyes of the world as a happy being, but the reality was different. Now this book offers fans of the actor a unique perspective on his life and career.

During a recent interview with the media Expiration, Sam Neill shared some details from his experience working with Robin Williams to the cinema for “El Hombre Bicentenario”, describing this meeting with the late actor as “irresistible, scandalous, irrepressible and giganticly funny”, and despite this, according to his testimony, he managed to mask his sadness.

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Sam Neill’s touching testimony on the life of Robin Williams

In the interview, Neill also revealed that he and Williams shared conversations about various topics, including the job they were about to do. Undoubtedly, these words of Neill deliver a moving and personal insight into her relationship with Williams on the movie set.

Irresistible, outrageous, irrepressible and gigantic fun. We would talk about this and that, sometimes even about the work we were about to do,” the actor described.

In a revealing confession, Sam Neill opened up about Robin Williams’ personality in a recent interview. Though he was known for his ability to disguise her sadness and show her comedic side in films, Neill confessed that he always felt “something was wrong” with him.

Neill went even further by stating this Williams was “the saddest person” she had ever met. These words are a moving testament to the complexity and depth of the person behind Robin Williams’ fame. Undoubtedly, this kind of revelation helps keep her memory and legacy alive in the film industry.