Robin Williams Bio: Children, Depression, Cause of Death, Final Net Worth

Robin Williams Bio: Children, Depression, Cause of Death, Final Net Worth

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According to Forbes, the famed actor and comedian left behind an estate worth $100 million and a potential fortune in image licensing. Robin Williams kids are the beneficiaries of the estate. However, he signed a trust agreement that would limit his likeness, from making money after his death. Robin Williams net worth at death reduced to $50 million due to multiple divorces that cost him $30 million.

Charities supported

The happy guy also had a big heart in the wellness of people. He involved himself in charity events and supported charities such as:

  • American Stroke Association
  • Amnesty International
  • Andre Agassi Foundation for Education
  • Augie's Quest
  • Bob Woodruff Foundation
  • Comic Relief
  • David Foster Foundation
  • Doctors Without Borders
  • Dogs Deserve Better
  • Dream Foundation
  • Elizabeth Glaser Pediatric AIDS Foundation
  • Heifer International
  • International Medical Corps
  • Celebrity Fight Night Foundation
  • Challenged Athletes Foundation
  • Children's Health Fund
  • Christopher & Dana Reeve Foundation
  • Keep Memory Alive
  • Aid Still Required
  • American Foundation for AIDS Research
  • American Heart Association
  • YMCA
  • Love Our Children
  • Luke Neuhedel Foundation
  • Malaria No More
  • Muhammad Ali Parkinson Center
  • UNICEF
  • Prince's Rainforests Project
  • Prince's Trust
  • Robert F Kennedy Memorial
  • Save the Children
  • Smile Train
  • St. Jude Children's Research Hospital
  • Trips for Kids
  • MusiCares
  • United Service Organization
  • Livestrong

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Endorsements

Robin's most successful endorsement is his video game marketing with his daughter Zelda. Robin Williams did ads for Nintendo's remake of the Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time 3D video game. Nintendo's video game was named after Zelda, and also made her appearance in the spots. This must have been having the best father-daughter moments. Zelda seemed to be a fun teen.

Robin's house

The comedian owned the Napa Valley estate which was dubbed "Villa of Smiles". The house was sold at a discounted price of $18.1 million, according to Forbes. The sale was quite low considering it had previously been listed at $35 million by Williams in 2013.

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Robin's earnings from acting

During his acting career, Robin movies grossed over $6 billion in the box office. In 1992, Williams earned $75,000 for the voice of the Genie in "Aladdin". The film, later on, grossed $500 million worldwide box office.

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He played a role in "Popeye" which saw him earn $500,000. This is not much compared to his highest paying movie "Bicentennial Man" that made him $20 million. Williams then joined the likes of Will Smith and Arnold Schwarzenegger who have earned good cash from acting.

Away from his acting success, his role in television also was a success. Williams signed a contract for "Mork and Mindy" playing the role of the alien. The deal saw him pocket $3 million. Besides, he earned an average of $32,600 per episode. His show "The Crazy Ones" earned him a gross of $165,000 per episode. Robin Williams children are proud and keep following the success of their father.

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