R.I.P. Robin Williams.

So I think it is safe to say that my first post should be about the amazing and talented actor
 we know as 'Robin Williams.' He was found dead in his California home on Monday. 
Police don't really know the cause of his death but it is suspected to relate to his
severe depression that he had recently been suffering with. 

I know for me this has certainly come as a shock because he seemed like he lived such a happy life but like they say...
we don't know what goes on behind closed doors. Robin Williams lived such a successful life but for him it may not have been all it lived up to be.

When I was growing up this wonderful man was someone who i grew up watching near enough everyday! He starred in films that we still watch today such as
Flubber, Aladdin, Mrs. Doubtfire, the classic Jumanji and Night at the Museum.

Although to many of us if he hadn't have died nobody would be making such a fuss about him now, which is sad really
because this man deserves more credit than he received! especially for the films he starred in, if he hadn't have been in them films...
well they just wouldn't have been the classics we love today. I don't think any of us can imagine what he must have been going through

to have taken his own life and its sad that he didn't turn to anyone for help but he did a very good job at disguising his depression.
We see him on social networking websites such as 'Instagram' & 'Twitter' and he seemed genuinely happy,
so I speak for a lot of us when I say we didn't see this coming and we are all heartbroken.

So I say R.I.P Robin Williams (July 21, 1951-August 11 2014)
He lived a long and successful life and had a loving family and an amazing fan base.
His legend will live on through his films and appearances.

So I shall leave this post on a happy note with one of Robin Williams greatest performances...
well I know it was for me anyway.

(Sorry about the not so HD but this was one of my favourites.)