Robin Williams was not pleased when, shortly after the appearance of the 2002 film Death to Smoochy, many critics suggested that his villainous role was an 'antidote' to his sappier turns in such films as Patch Adams and Bicentennial Man.
His response? "This is my response," he explained, extending a pair of middle fingers. "F--- you!"
["Mush! Bulls---! I like people! What the f--- is that? 'Turning to mush.' For those people, I say, 'If you really want an antidote to "Patch Adams," there is "Snatch Adams."' They could run them back to back. And there's 'Good Will Humping.' And 'My Beautiful Behind.'"]
[Williams on daytime TV: "Men Who Sleep With Chickens & the Women Who Baste Them."]
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