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The late Roger Ebert was never much of a fan of Dead Poets Society, the 1989 film that picked up a BAFTA for Best Picture, and also earned Robin Williams his second Best Actor Oscar nomination Among the movies to get people talking in the wake of the tragic news is 1989's Dead Poets Society, which sees Williams play maverick English teacher John Keating and inspire a class of male.
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That phrase is by Thoreau and was invoked at every meeting KEATING: The Dead Poets Society was dedicated to sucking the marrow out of life The late Roger Ebert was never much of a fan of Dead Poets Society, the 1989 film that picked up a BAFTA for Best Picture, and also earned Robin Williams his second Best Actor Oscar nomination
Dead Poets Society. KEATING: The Dead Poets Society was dedicated to sucking the marrow out of life That phrase is by Thoreau and was invoked at every meeting
Dead Poets Society, 1989 Picture Robin Williams' Best Roles ABC News. A small group of us would meet at a cave and there we would take turns reading Shelley, Thoreau, Whitman, our own verse—any number of poets—and, in the enchantment of the moment, let them work their magic on us. McAllister: "Show me the heart unfettered by foolish dreams and I'll show you a happy man." John Keating: "But only in their dreams can men be truly free