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Honestly if i was beanie i would be so happy people freaken included me instead of treating me like im dead
Nah, doc. He's finally part of the conversation. If he ever comes out of it, this might be the one thing he remembers.
If I was that dude in the wheel chair I would love if people acted like that to me
Plot Twist: Beanie is playing a decade-long game of Freeze Tag and nobody's ever tagged him back in.
Every body raised their hands. π
Including even the infirmed is the point. Even if the slightest chance he had βlocked inβ syndrome, homeboy still had some voice.
Tell me why I almost raised my hand on the last one
R.I.P Robin Williams β€
I had no idea Alan Tudyk was in this movie. Awesome.
I miss Robin Williams so much. He was a gift. β£οΈ
This is how comedy works. Youβre including them, not making fun. Big difference.
I heard Allan Tudyk describe this scene on his podcast "Once We Were Spacemen". Never seen it myself until now and it's just as funny as he described his line beingπ€£
The funniest part is, you can see that actor, barely crack, a smile
What I find so awesome about this is some could see this as a "laugh at, not with" situation, what with the jokes all being made of Beanie, but it's the very final joke that honestly sells that they truly are including him by even making themselves part of the joke. Plus, the added benefit coming from Robin Williams, a man who really deserved better.
Alan Tudek and Robin Williams both doing improv? Omg. What an amazing gag reel there must have been.
Sad both Robin Williams and Michael Jeter are no longer with us.
Alan Tudyk's laugh is incredible in the scene. I want to see him in more deranged unstable roles.
The more familiar I get with Alan Tudyk, the more I realize he may have been in everything I have ever watched.
And that was one of the best days of beanies life
Oh, FFS IS **Alan Tudyk** QUIETLY IN EVERYTHING AND I NEVER REALIZED?!?!