Following Robin Williams's death, a reappraisal of the film on RogerEbert.com said that "no Williams film can hit harder—or be so fully consoling in such heartbreaking circumstances—than The Fisher King", in which his character "gradually simmers to a boil of bristling insecurities, terror and agonizing internalized pain".
Following Robin Williams's death a reappraisal of the film on RogerEbertcom said that "no Williams film can hit harder—or be so fully consoling in such heartbreaking circumstances—than The Fisher King" in which his character "gradually simmers to a boil of bristling insecurities terror and agonizing internalized pain"