Ben Stiller suggested replacing a statue of former President Theodore Roosevelt with one of late actor Robin Williams.

Robin Williams was one of the most brilliant comic minds of all time, and his ability to make anyone laugh extended to his costars.

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The first of the film’s many historical character to come back will be Robin Williams, who is currently in negotiations to reprise his role of Teddy Roosevelt, according to THR.

Williams' Roosevelt remained a key character in 2009's Night at the Museum: Battle of the Smithsonian, and Levy knew he needed Williams to play a central role in the finale.

Actor Ben Stiller says the removal of a Theodore Roosevelt statue outside The American Museum of Natural History in New York can serve as an opportunity to honor the late Robin Williams.

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Mitchom said he would give the bear to him, with the understanding that it would later be given to the Smithsonian Institution. After the photo shoot, Kermit Roosevelt's children, Mark and Anne ...

After Robin Williams’ untimely death in 2014, the third and final live-action Night at the Museum film ended up becoming a proper, bittersweet sendoff for Williams’ Teddy Roosevelt.

The Teddy Roosevelt You May Not Know Our 26th President was a man of many talents - politician, hunter, conservationist and museum curator.

I love Robin Williams and the depiction in “Night at the Museum,” but that’s a cartoon of Theodore Roosevelt.