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File photo of Robin Williams from 1998. Craig Mathew/TNT/Wire Image 
Robin Williams courtesy: Warner Bros. Feature via CNN 
Robin Williams - "Club Paradise' Warner Bros. Feature 
Robin Williams - "The World according to Garp." Courtesy: Warner Bros. Feature via CNN 
Comedic actor Robin Williams died at his Northern California home Monday, law enforcement officials said. Williams was 63. 
Robin Williams starred along with Sarah Michelle Gellar in a CBS sitcom called "The Crazy Ones." 
Actress, Mo'Nique, shows off her "Actress in a Supporting Role" Emmy for her work in the movie "Precious" along with Williams. 
Inside the studio at FOX31 Denver 
Robin Williams - "The World According to Garp." Courtesy: Warner Bros. Feature via CNN 
Robin Williams - "Insomnia." Courtesy: Warner Bros. Feature via CNN 
Robin Williams - "Club Paradise." Courtesy: Warner Bros. Feature via CNN 
Robin Williams - "Father's Day." Courtesy: Warner Bros. Feature via CNN 
Robin Williams - "Death to Smoochy." Courtesy: Warner Bros. Feature via CNN 
Hollywood Walk of Fame. Photo: Dan Simon/CNN 
Robin Williams, left, with Whoopi Goldberg and Billy Crystal in 2006. Photo credit: Jesse Grant/TBS/Wire Image 
Comedian Robin Williams performs at the USO holiday tour show at Camp Victory, Iraq, Dec 13, 2010. Photo credit: Chad J. McNeeley/U.S. Navy 
Outside the house in Boulder, Colo. made famous in "Mork & Mindy" 
Outside the house in Boulder, Colo. made famous in "Mork & Mindy" 
Memorial to Robin Williams outside the house in Boulder, Colo. made famous in "Mork & Mindy"
MARIN COUNTY, Calif. — Actor and comedian Robin Williams was found dead in his home Monday. The Marin County, California Sheriff’s Office says he died of an apparent suicide.