Probably one of the most talented men ever to walk the face of the earth, Robin Williams is undoubtedly respected by everyone associated with the acting business. Delivering stellar performances in a wide assortment of movies proves the depth of his talent. Movies such as "Good Morning Vietnam" (1987), "The Fisher King" (1991), "Aladdin" (1992), "Moscow on the Hudson" (1989), and "The Awakening" (1990), all proved Williams to be uncannily witty and spontaneously hilarious.

He seems to be invincible, the Hollywood Superman if you will, delivering untouchable performances left and right. Yet his hard work seemed in vain, that is up until the 1998 flick, "Good Will Hunting", where Williams delivered a touching performance as the psychiatrist/mentor of a young man, troubled by his ingenious and dark past. Receiving his Oscar for Best Supporting Male Actor didn't go to his head by any means, however. Instead, Williams only drove harder to make us melt, and cry out of both laughter and tragedy in flawless performances such as "What Dreams May Come" (1998), and "Patch Adams" (1999). (CD)