Sarah Michelle Gellar pays a touching tribute to her co-star Robin Williams

Sarah Michelle Gellar worked alongside the actor on one of his final projects, playing his daughter in the sitcom “The insane Ones”, and she’s posted an emotional message on Instagram.

“Thank you to the incomparable @dr_woo_ssc for so beautifully bringing my reminders to life”, she wrote, thanking tattoo artist Dr. Woo of Mike Mahoney’s Shamrock Social Club in Hollywood.

He also starred in the CBS comedy The insane Ones, which was cancelled in 2014 after one season.

The Disney adaptation of the “Arebian Nights” story about Alladin would have been mercilessly incomplete had it not been for Robin Williams’ voice-over to Genie.

His death was shocking, in its nature as well as the unexpectedness off it, and still the disbelief resonates that the man behind great films such as Mrs Doubtfire and Good Will Hunting is gone.

In memory of Williams, we’ve compiled some of his best moments on screen that display both his comic and dramatic genius.

Some may argue that the three notes found may not exactly be suicide notes, but some believe the notes reflect Robin Williams’ state of mind before his suicide.

However, it has been with his passing that Robin Williams sparked an incredibly important conversation, and this conversation has been revisited with the marking of the one-year anniversary of his death.

Tuesday will mark the one year anniversary of the Robin William’s death.

His wife said Williams, 63, was in the early stages of Parkinson’s disease and was struggling with depression and anxiety when he died.

He reminded us to always remember the important things in life and that everything happens for a reason…