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- Before Robin Williams committed suicide, he recorded and emailed a video message to a woman in New Zealand who has cancer.
- Vivian Waller, 21, is terminally ill with lung, bowel and liver cancer, reports New Zealand's Sunday Star-Times
- The report says that meeting Williams was among her greatest wishes. A friend reportedly asked the actor for help so he sent the video clip "a few months ago." The actor tells Ms Waller, "Sending all my love to you" and does a great impression of another Hollywood star, Matthew McConaughey.
- Williams was found dead in his California home on August 11.
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Before Robin Williams committed suicide, he recorded and emailed a video message to a woman in New Zealand who has cancer. (Also Read: Robin Williams' Suicide was 'Spontaneous': Confidante)
Vivian Waller, 21, is terminally ill with lung, bowel and liver cancer, reports New Zealand's Sunday Star-Times
The report says that meeting Mr Williams was among her greatest wishes. A friend reportedly asked the actor for help so he sent the video clip "a few months ago."The actor tells Ms Waller, "Sending all my love to you" and does a great impression of another Hollywood star, Matthew McConaughey.
Mr Williams was found dead in his California home on August 11.
Watch
Vivian Waller, 21, is terminally ill with lung, bowel and liver cancer, reports New Zealand's Sunday Star-Times
The report says that meeting Mr Williams was among her greatest wishes. A friend reportedly asked the actor for help so he sent the video clip "a few months ago."The actor tells Ms Waller, "Sending all my love to you" and does a great impression of another Hollywood star, Matthew McConaughey.
Mr Williams was found dead in his California home on August 11.
Watch