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Robin (2021)

Genre : Drama

Runtime : 5M

Director : Jake Lewis

Synopsis

As Robin Williams runs lines energetically on the set of “Mork & Mindy,” his co-star Pam Dawber interrupts him to deliver the news of John Belushi’s death.

Actors

Jamie Costa
Jamie Costa
Robin Williams
Sarah Murphree
Sarah Murphree
Pam Dawber
Samantha Chapman
Samantha Chapman
Make Up/Hair Stylist

Crews

Jake Lewis
Jake Lewis
Director
Sam Lewis
Sam Lewis
Writer
Jake Lewis
Jake Lewis
Writer
Jamie Costa
Jamie Costa
Writer
Marc Shap
Marc Shap
Director of Photography
Jake Lewis
Jake Lewis
Editor
Jamie Costa
Jamie Costa
Producer
James McLean
James McLean
Producer
Danny Peykoff
Danny Peykoff
Executive Producer
Esther Woodworth
Esther Woodworth
Assistant Camera
Danielle Thompson
Danielle Thompson
Production Design
Samantha Chapman
Samantha Chapman
Makeup & Hair
Mario Torres Torres
Mario Torres Torres
Sound
Aurora McLean
Aurora McLean
Key Production Assistant
Christopher Moore
Christopher Moore
Sound Mixer
Andrew Gerlicher
Andrew Gerlicher
Original Music Composer
Adam Scott
Adam Scott
Colorist

Trailers and other movies

ROBIN Test Footage Scene

Posters and backgrounds

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