Robin's Wish.
The genius mind. The untold story. What really happened to Robin Williams — told by the people who were there, and the doctors who finally named it.
The genius mind. The untold story. What really happened to Robin Williams — told by the people who were there, and the doctors who finally named it.
In his final year, Robin Williams fought a battle no one around him could see or name. Only after his death did an autopsy reveal diffuse Lewy body disease — one of the most severe cases his doctors had ever encountered.
Robin's Wish tells that story through the people who lived it: his wife Susan Schneider Williams, director and friend Shawn Levy, The Crazy Ones creator David E. Kelley, and the neurologists who understood what Robin himself was never given the chance to.
It is not a film about how a beloved man died. It is a film about how hard he fought to stay.
Released September 1, 2020, Robin's Wish reached audiences in more than seventy countries and re-wrote the public record of Robin's final chapter.
"A portrait in unfathomable courage. A horror story shackled to a hero's journey."
