00:00His voice, his energy, his comedy brought happiness to the lives of millions of fans.
00:07Now dead at the age of 63, Robin Williams was remembered here at the home in San Francisco
00:14where he made one of his most famous films.
00:18Much of Mrs. Doubtfire was shot at this house on Steiner Street in the Pacific Heights area of the city.
00:26Fans flocked to pay their respects with flowers, photos and notes.
00:31I thought it would be a good idea just because he's such an icon to San Francisco
00:37and I grew up watching his movies and my son watches his movies
00:42and it's just a really positive person to influence everyone's lives
00:46and as you can see there's tons of people here who's obviously made an impact.
00:51I just wanted to show my respect.
00:52Growing up he was like one of my favorite comedians and watching his movies made me like laugh all the
01:00time,
01:01have fun and I don't know, it's just everything.
01:04Patch Adams, Jack, Mrs. Doubtfire.
01:08So, I don't know, it's a whole lot of stuff so it kind of gets a little, it's sad, you
01:15know,
01:16and I'm not sure what's the reason how he died but the thing is it already happened
01:21and it's part of my history, it's part of my life and it's just a way of saying thank you
01:27for making me laugh
01:28and all those pretty good moments.
01:31I was shocked, like I was honestly like, I was like stunned, like it was crazy just to hear that
01:38such a happy man could like,
01:41it's just heartbreaking that he could feel that sad, you know.
01:46It's just heartbreaking that he could feel that sad, you know.
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