Sally Field Recalls 'Sensitive' Robin Williams Pulling Strings to Change 'Mrs. Doubtfire' Filming Schedule After Her Father's Death

Sally Field recalled a sweet moment with the late Robin Williams on the 10th anniversary of his tragic death.

The Oscar winner, 77, recalled when the actor was able to rearrange the Mrs. Doubtfire filming schedule after learning Field’s father had passed.

On the 1993 comedy set, Field remembered Williams approaching her after she had gotten a call her dad had died while she was working.

“I was of course beside myself,” she shared. “I came on the set trying with all my might to act. I wasn’t crying. Robin came over, pulled me out of the set, and asked, ‘Are you okay?'”

“You couldn’t really see what Mrs. Doubtfire was on the page,” she shared. “It became its own life form primarily because of him.”

Field also noted how it doesn’t feel as though Williams has been gone for a decade already.

“I keep thinking of him as ‘is.’ He can’t have left; he can’t. He’s still here. I feel him,” she explained of the beloved star, who committed suicide in 2014.

As OK! previously reported, Field was not the only one inspired by Williams, as reality star Wayne Brady revealed how The Birdcage star is his “hero.”

"I've been a fan of his since I was a child — of his imagination, of his love of life, of the spark that came into his eye whenever he created," Brady, 52, said of the Flubber alum. "It made me feel like I wanted to know what that feeling was like."

Brady shared how he was often in the hospital as a child, dealing with lung and asthma issues, however, his grandmother gifted him an action figure of Williams' alien character from Mork & Mindy, which kept him company.

"I got a chance to tell him that story and he started to cry and hug me and I hugged him back," Brady stated. "That's the cool thing about show business; sometimes you get a chance to meet your heroes."

"I'm glad that I got a chance in those handful of times to really explain to him what he meant to me as a young actor and as a child," the Self Reliance actor said.

Brady explained how Williams' suicide deeply shocked him, but it also inspired him to come out as pansexual.

"If someone who brought so much light and love could leave us and suffer in silence, then I didn't want to suffer in silence anymore," he remarked.

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"I can use my platform and my family can use our platform to help others who may be in the same place," Brady added. "A huge mental component comes from the unhappiness and a searching. In sharing my truths, that helps me. By sharing this stuff, I was making myself feel better, and if that can make you feel better [too], then it's a win all the way around."

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