I cannot tell if I am celebrating the nadir of my filmmaking career or the zenith. Am I at the lowest point or the highest point of my creative life?
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May 23rd, 2010
Lowest Point or Highest Point?
Posted in Features, Robin D. Williams 
Tags: "Intolerance." Santa Monica. egon, 20th Century Fox, Academy of Motion Pictures Arts and Sciences, Catherine de Medici, Charles Lindbergh, Christopher Columbus, Columbia River, Crete, D.W. Groffith, Greece, Hollywood, Huguenots, Kodak Theatre, Lewis & Clark, Minoan Civilization, Mozart, Oregon, Plato's Lost Atlantis, Sacajawea Park, Santorini, Snake River, Starline Tours, United Artists 
No Comments »April 26th, 2009
Paris Was My First Travel Film
This Is Paris was my very first film and my latest was MAYDAY Tugs of War, which is about the tugmen of WWII and most of them were from East Yorkshire.
February 14th, 2009
Your Youth is the Key to Your Life
Your youth is the key. Just turn the key and walk in and visit thousands of stories.
Posted in Robin D. Williams Tags: Apostle Paul, Bible, Focke-Wulf 190, Honda motorcycle, MAYDAY Tugs of War, Moses, Nile B-17, Paul's Journeys, Pyramids of Egypt, Robin D. Williams, Rome, Saarbrucken, Tarsus Comments OffJanuary 18th, 2009
The Thrill of Filming in Paris
Encountering history’s great dramatis personae while shooting a film in Paris changed Robin D. Williams’ life forever.
Posted in Robin D. Williams Tags: Ernest Hemingway, Ezra Stein, Gertrude Stein, Hameau, James Joyce, Marie Antoinette, Napoleon, Robin D. Williams, This is Paris, Vincent Van Gogh Comments OffDecember 13th, 2008
Love Affair With Paris Inspires 1st Film
I needed a unique idea for my first full-length travel film. How about Paris? What has never been told about this city of Paris?
Posted in Robin D. Williams Tags: Arc du Triomphe, Champs Ellysses, Louvre, Michelangelo, Napoleon, Paris, Pasadena, Roman Senate, Rome, Septimius Severus, Tuleries Comments Off
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