The death in August, 2014 of American actor and comedian, Robin McLaurin Williams, was widely mourned.

Acclaimed for his brilliantly observant wit and ability for mimicry, Williams was an outstanding performer in both comedy and drama. His film career included work such as Popeye, Good Morning, Vietnam, Dead Poets Society, Good Will Hunting, Aladdin, Mrs. Doubtfire, Night at the Museum among others. Nominated for the Academy Award for Best Actor three times, he won the Academy Award for Best Supporting Actor for his performance in Good Will Hunting. Always exploring every kind of performance, he received numerous other Emmy, Golden Globe and Screen Actors Guild awards.

Williams was born on July 21, 1951. In his chart, the number THREE occurs in several core numbers. THREE perfectly equips him with a variety of talents for comedy, acting, spontaneous improvisation (his forte), music, and writing. In addition, his name contains five letters with a value of THREE as shown on the Grid below, which further strengthens all the THREES in his core numbers. With this many influences of THREE in his chart, his need for expressing ideas and wit was absolutely unstoppable.

Destiny 13/4 Karmic overtones requiring perseverance; learning to break through obstacles; transformation of problems; reinventing the career several times

Birth Path 8 Professional acclaim; ambitious; capable of work in the high-stress entertainment business; professional awards; high income

Day of Birth 21/3 Communicator, imaginative, performer, charismatic, comedian, youthful, joyful

Mental Plane Number 3 Witty, creative, imaginative, upbeat, multi-talented

Balance Number 3 A life-long challenge to make use of creativity and self-expression; also implies a tendency to be child-like at times, impulsive, extravagant; challenge to stay positive; possibility for periods of depression

Realization Number 3 Recognition for being charismatic, a brilliant communicator; highly expressive; takes humor to new levels

The Grid for Williams shows two powerfully weighted Lines of Focus. First is the Line of Achievement (1,5,9) with six NINES providing him with a huge talent in the arts, theater, and a world-wide stage on which to appear. His generosity NINE was widely appreciated, and he was not considered to be ego-centric (fewer ONES than NINES). His second Line, equally powerful, is the Line of the Head or sometimes called the Line of the Director. With such ahuge number of THREES (five of them), he is talented in all forms of the arts. The Line of the Head suggests that this is a man with abundant talent (the THREES), who is original, brilliant, and who may be recognized by a large audience (the NINES).