There Are 4 Robin Williams Films Still to Come

While Hollywood begins to digest the news of Robin Williams' untimely passing, studios are quietly trying to the pick up the pieces of their upcoming Williams-starring films. The comedian, 63, had already wrapped 3 films and had more in pre-production.

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From our friends at Newser, here's what was coming down the pike for him:

• Merry Friggin' Christmas: A road-trip film with Wendi McLendon-Covey, Lauren Graham, Oliver Platt and Joel McHale. Williams plays the dad, McHale plays his son. It's due out Nov. 7.
• Night at the Museum: Secret of the Tomb: Williams will be back playing Teddy Roosevelt alongside Ben Stiller. It arrives in theaters Dec. 19.
• Boulevard: A drama which already appeared at the Tribeca Film Festival, tells the tale of a married man's involvement with a street hustler. Williams stars with Bob Odenkirk and Kathy Baker. Its release date is uncertain.
• Absolutely Anything: An animated film with Williams lending his voice to a dog. The film, which tells the story of a teacher who gets supernatural powers from aliens, also stars Simon Pegg and Kate Beckinsale, and was directed by Monty Python alum, Terry Jones. It's scheduled to be released next year.
• Mrs. Doubtfire 2: The world rejoiced when news of this sequel first came out. However, it looks likely to be shelved, Variety reports.

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An untimely passing indeed.

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