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Intimacy-seeking stalkers often have delusional disorders involving erotomanic delusions.
I haven't seen the film, but it sounds like a platonic version of erotomania, or a non-specific delusional disorder.
Okay thank you, this one might describe me. Except I don't stalk because when I start to feel that weird creepy feeling like I want to be in their lives (but I have the self-awareness to realize that I do not belong in their lives) I do the opposite of stalking. I remove myself.
I remember it being quite good, just that it was the first robin Williams movie I saw that wasn't a comedy and where he wasn't a crazy jumpy fun guy, it was jarring for me the first time I saw it.
I would recommend it though, it was a good movie
Robin in “Final Cut” as well… these two movies are more like horror movies.
Here are some other excellent Robin Williams movies in which he played dramatic roles:
The World According to Garp
What Dreams May Come
Honestly I would NOT recommend One Hour Photo to anyone. Horrible movie. The only reason it haunts my memories is because I feel like my brain obsesses about people sometimes and I don't like it. And I want to know the name of that mental illness.
But have you not seen see Dead Poets Society? Robin Williams was quite well composed in that movie, no crazy jumpy fun guy. Well except for the part where he's trying to get Ethan hawke to scream like a barbarian "YAWP!"
Well, yeeaaaahhh but.. RW is awesome in DPS, but there he's still kinda himself, the overly passionate-on-cocaine if you will
In one hour photo he's just a sad loner who has no life so he latches onto this family for his happiness, which is quite a different character type, if you will.
I personally.lokes the movie, it's fine if you don't
Hmm I wouldn't be surprised if snow was what drove him to be so zany in the 80s but it was kinda normal-ish in Hollywood so mostly it was never acknowledged 🤔
I've yet to see Robin Williams in a serious role and being disappointed, so I'll check it out. Thanks for the rec!
Yw!
It's not the best, but it's definitely good enough in my view
Good Will Hunting?