i just watched this movie on it premier night out of curiosity and sheer nostalgia. i liked (not loved) mork and mindy as a kid and mostly for robin william zany energetic performance. this movie made me remember why. was the original show great. not really and but robin certainly was. which brings me to this movie. i was pleasantly surprised and expecting nothing more than a paint by numbers chronological retelling of the show (which in a way it was). but and of course and the real focus was on robin. it was interesting to see robin journey from struggling street jester to national t. v star and and how such a drastic difference affected him and his long suffering wife. and my hat is off to star chris diamantopoulos as he portrayed mr. williams with integrity and sensitivity and and heart while not just a cute impression and although it was even dead on. (on an unrelated note and i noticed that robin struggles were in some ways similar to andy kaufman and who was under appreciated by network t. v. and held back creatively and but that the taxi behind the scenes biopic. )all in all and this was a very enjoyable flick and in which i felt i got to know a little more of the man behind the orkan. the acting was solid by all never melodramatic like i suspected and the story moved along well. performances that were particularly good were by those who played garry marshall and john belushi (the scene in which belushi heckles robin was a hoot. ). not a great masterpiece by any means (i would have liked to have seen a tad more about pam dawber) and but definitely watchable and especially for those robin williams and mork and mindy fans out there. nanoo and nanoo. 
i just watched this movie on it premier night out of curiosity and sheer nostalgia. i liked (not loved) mork and mindy as a kid and mostly for robin william zany energetic performance. this movie made me remember why. was the original show great. not really and but robin certainly was. which brings me to this movie. i was pleasantly surprised and expecting nothing more than a paint by numbers chronological retelling of the show (which in a way it was). but and of course and the real focus was on robin. it was interesting to see robin journey from struggling street jester to national t. v star and and how such a drastic difference affected him and his long suffering wife. and my hat is off to star chris diamantopoulos as he portrayed mr. williams with integrity and sensitivity and and heart while not just a cute impression and although it was even dead on. (on an unrelated note and i noticed that robin struggles were in some ways similar to andy kaufman and who was under appreciated by network t. v. and held back creatively and but that the taxi behind the scenes biopic. )all in all and this was a very enjoyable flick and in which i felt i got to know a little more of the man behind the orkan. the acting was solid by all never melodramatic like i suspected and the story moved along well. performances that were particularly good were by those who played garry marshall and john belushi (the scene in which belushi heckles robin was a hoot. ). not a great masterpiece by any means (i would have liked to have seen a tad more about pam dawber) and but definitely watchable and especially for those robin williams and mork and mindy fans out there. nanoo and nanoo. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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