At 78, Sally Field has spoken honestly about her time working with Robin Williams, offering a heartfelt perspective on the man behind the boundless energy audiences adored. The two shared the screen in Mrs. Doubtfire, where Williams’ rapid-fire humor and improvisation brought constant laughter—but also revealed a deeper, more complex person off camera.

Field has explained that while Williams was endlessly funny, he also carried a quiet sadness that few people noticed. Between takes, she saw moments of introspection and vulnerability that contrasted sharply with his public persona. She has said his kindness was genuine, but so was the emotional weight he carried.

She also acknowledged how difficult it was to reconcile the joy he gave others with the struggles he faced privately. Like many who knew him, Field was not shocked by his depth, but saddened that such pain could exist alongside such generosity of spirit.

In telling the truth now, Sally Field hasn’t focused on tragedy, but on understanding. Her reflections honor Robin Williams not just as a comedic genius, but as a human being—brilliant, compassionate, and complicated in ways that made him unforgettable.
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