Some of the most heartbreaking last on-screen moments from legendary actors we’ve lost, from Robin Williams to Val Kilmer, Kevin Conroy, Oliver Reed, Robert Redford, and Tony Todd. Whether they knew it or not, these final lines now carry a weight no one expected… turning ordinary lines into unforgettable farewells. #cinema #moviemoments #movies #robinwilliams #valkilmer #kevinconroy #tonytodd #emotionalscenes #finalscene #movie #movietrivia #moviefacts #topgun #topgunmaverick #gladiator #nightatthemuseum #finaldestination #finaldestinationbloodlines
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Tony Todd's lines were specifically added in at his request as a final farewell to his fans because he knew he was on his way out.
"At least I go out like this, being batman" breaks me every time, dude was my whole childhood
Hearing Robin Williams, seeing him knowing that it was his last line. Has a grown man in tears.
The moment Kevin Conroy passed away, Mark Hamill stopped being The Joker. ‘Without Batman, crime has no punchline. ‘
The Kevin Conroy one hit hard, I love Batman
Tony Todd was dying of cancer and knew this would be his last film, he was given free rein to write his final farewell
That Kevin Conroy line goes real fucking hard. He will always be Batman to me.
The Kevin Conroy one is so sad because he voiced the character for so long and in that movie, they wiped out his universe so it was Batman knowing he was about to not exist anymore.
Robin Williams final line is too hard to hear.
Robin Williams being such a ray of light to so many makes his final lines that much more powerful
still mad respect to Hamill for refusing to play the Joker again after Kevin’s passing absolutely a legend and gave us some of the best superhero voice work we ever got
Robert Redford's last line was telling George to get the fuck on with releasing winds of winter. Mad respect. R.I.P Robert Redford.
There's something about Tony Todd's line, he knew it was his last. RIP to a legend.
"smile my boy, it's sunrise" definitely sounds like last words to any sad ending in real life or movie. Hits home. R.i.p. gentlemen 💐
Fun Fact: Kevin Conroy's final line was posthumously added to Crisis on Infinite Earths part 3. He passed two years before the movie, but had enough outtakes to piece together one final appearance
“Leaves from the vine” “Falling so slow” “Like fragile, tiny shells” “Drifting in the foam” “Little soldier boy, come marching home” “Brave soldier boy, comes marching home” -Mako Iwamatsu
I’m not usually someone to use the word “aura” but Kevin Conroy went out with insane aura for that being his last line
Robin William’s smile at the end truly did look like the smile of a man who found more joy in seeing other people happy.
Kevin conroy woah
The one for Robin Williams kills me. He had so much trouble making this movie.