When he graduated from Redwood High School in 1969, at the age of 18, Robin Williams was voted both the "Funniest" and "Most Likely Not to Succeed". And if there ever was an idol who showed us what hard work, talent, and humility can bring us, then he is the man to be credited. Over the course of his career spanning 38 years, he has inspired us, given us many laughs, taught us important lessons, and connected with us in a way that has etched a mark in our minds and hearts. Williams was known for being very creative and improvising on the go, a skill he had nurtured since his early days, and which was perfected during his time as a stand-up comedian. He was a student at Juilliard, and was one of the two students (the other being Christopher Reeve) to be picked for the Advanced Program. His brilliance was noted by Reeve and his teachers alike, and was told that they had nothing more to teach him owing to his innate skills and stage presence. And surely enough, it was proved by the range of roles he played, from comic characters, to voice-overs for kids' films, to dramatic roles. His death was unfortunate and heartbreaking, and it came as a shock for the millions of fans and numerous co-workers. But being the man that captured us in life, he has forever marked a space in our memories, and his work is celebrated even today. So we pay our respects to the legend by bringing you a list of movies and TV shows, charting his performances, from the '70s, to the '90s, to present day, including his latest, yet-to-be-released films. We've added a special treat for you guys by listing Williams' 10 golden classics that you shouldn't miss!

1. Good Morning, Vietnam
2. Dead Poets Society
3. Good Will Hunting
4. Mrs. Doubtfire
5. Aladdin
6. The Fisher King
7. One Hour Photo
8. Awakenings
9. Insomnia
10. Moscow on the Hudson

He has won numerous awards, which include an Oscar for Best Supporting Actor (Good Will Hunting), 2 Golden Globes for Best Actor - Television Series Musical or Comedy (Mork & Mindy), 2 Golden Globe for Best Actor - Motion Picture Musical or Comedy (Good Morning, Vietnam and Mrs. Doubtfire), and a Golden Globe Cecil B. DeMille Award, 2 Emmy Awards (for Carol Burnett Special: Carol, Carl, Whoopi and Robin and ABC Presents a Royal Gala), 2 Screen Actors Guild Award for Outstanding Performance by a Male Actor in a Supporting Role (Good Will Hunting and The Fisher King), and 2 Grammy Awards for Best Comedy Album (A Night at the Met and Good Morning, Vietnam). That is a resume that could gain the envy of many. As Billy Crystal stated during the tribute for Williams at the 66th Primetime Emmy Awards, he was "the brightest star in our comedy galaxy", and the glow of his light will shine on for many years to come.