Patch Adams

By the Hollywood Reporter
Marvin Minoff, who produced the famed Richard Nixon interviews with David Frost, numerous telefilms and the 1998 film "Patch Adams," died Nov. 11 at his Los Angeles home with family and friends at his bedside. He was 78.
Minoff, the husband of actress Bonnie Franklin and the longtime business partner of writer-actor Mike Farrell, left the agency business after 15 years to become president of Frost's David Paradine Television in 1974.
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I must admit that Robin Williams looks great in "drag" and is hilarious as Mrs Doubtfire, the pretend maid who tries to save his marriage by attempting to ruin a relationship between his soon to be ex-wife (Sally Fields) and her new boyfriend (Pierce Brosnan). Williams is also out to prove that he can handle responsibility and as Mrs. Doubtfire is willing to show how much he loves his kids and family. This has to be one of William's best performances in his career, bar none (the other's being "Jack", Jacob the Liar" and "Patch Adams"). Williams has proven without a doubt that he is capable o... »

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In 1998, "Patch Adams" was one of the hot movies. Remember the film? It starred Robin Williams. Remember the man? Age 65ish, a real live doc who lives in Virginia, he's an offbeat do-gooder christened Hunter Campbell Adams who named his firstborn son Atomic Zagnut and second kid Lars Zig, and flashes a handlebar moustache, and never ever stops talking, and, based on his belief in the togetherness of environment and wellness, founded the Gesundheit! Institute, which mixes medicine with doses of humor and compassion. »
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