Why some of us feel particularly bad about the death of Robin Williams

Robin Williams is dead and I can’t remember when I felt quite so cut up about the premature death of a Hollywood star.

This is particularly odd given that I never could stand a single one of his movies I ever saw (I’m keeping Dead Poets Society in reserve: my son tells me it’s good) and never laughed once at any of his comedy turns, starting with Mork and Mindy, which left me cold.

But now that he’s gone – and in such sad circumstances – I’ve a suspicion that those like me who were always allergic to Williams’s comedy may now reconsider their position and will watch his films in a completely new light.

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