Robin Williams' role in 'Dead Poets Society' is a lot different than 'Mrs. Doubtfire.' But he managed to tie the two together anyway.

Long considered one of Robin Williams’ best movies, Dead Poets Society features what could be best described as one of the actor’s most famous quotes, his classic “Carpe diem” speech to ...

Released in 1989, "Dead Poets Society" captured hearts with its timeless message: "Carpe diem. Seize the day, boys. Make your lives extraordinary." Robin Williams delivered this iconic line as ...

Similarly to Williams as a teacher in the classic 1989 movie Dead Poets Society when he implored his students to seize the day with a ‘Carpe Diem’ mantra, McCarthy channeled a similar Latin ...

Do the Cowboys speak Latin? They do now … (with most of us having a most limited understanding only because Robin Williams told us to "Seize the Day'' in the film "Dead Poets Society.'') ...

Before Mr. John Keating (played by Robin Williams) exerts his influence, Welton, the fictional private school in “Dead Poets Society,” is a place where many boys are thriving (photo: Alamy).

The name of Taylor Swift's upcoming record is close to the title of a 1989 movie starring the late Robin Williams. It seems music lovers are confusing the name of Taylor Swift's new album with the ...

Similarly to Williams as a teacher in the classic 1989 movie Dead Poets Society when he implored his students to seize the day with a ‘Carpe Diem’ mantra, McCarthy channeled a similar Latin ...

Similarly to Williams as a teacher in the classic 1989 movie Dead Poets Society when he implored his students to seize the day with a ‘Carpe Diem’ mantra, McCarthy channeled a similar French ...