It’s time for another giveaway on CDW, and this time you can win the new movie The Angriest Man In Brooklyn on DVD.
The late, great Robin Williams makes one of his final on-screen appearances amongst a star-studded cast in the hard-hitting comedy-drama THE ANGRIEST MAN IN BROOKLYN, released on DVD on September 8, 2014 courtesy of Signature Entertainment.
Directed by Phil Alden Robinson (The Sum of All Fears, Band of Brothers), THE ANGRIEST MAN IN BROOKLYN sees Williams playing Henry Altmann, a curmudgeonly Brooklynite who, following a taxi crash, a brain scan and a stressed out doctor, mistakenly thinks he has just 90 minutes to live. What follows is a poignant, astonishingly portentous journey of redemption as Altmann races to reconcile with his wife, his brother and his friends after a lifetime of maltreatment and before it is too late.
With an all-star supporting cast that includes Mila Kunis (Black Swan, Ted), Peter Dinklage (TV’s Game of Thrones, X-Men: Days Of Future Past), Melissa Leo (Prisoners, The Fighter) and James Earl Jones (Star Wars, The Lion King), THE ANGRIEST MAN IN BROOKLYN sees Williams take centre stage in a role that embraces but also subverts a unique, much-loved on-screen persona.
Touching, hilarious and featuring standout performances from the entire cast, THE ANGRIEST MAN IN BROOKLYN is a film everyone needs to see.
How to enter to win
We have thee copies of The Angriest Man In Brooklyn on DVD to give away!
There are three different ways you can enter to win – for a better chance of winning you can enter using all three!
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So all you have to do to win is to leave a comment below telling us which your favourite Robin Williams movie is.
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Usual contest rules apply, and the winners will be selected at random. This contest is open only to those in the UK – sorry!
The contest ends Sunday 7th September, so good luck.

favourite Robin Williams movie is Good Morning Vietnam
My favourite Robin Williams film is Mrs Doubtfire
Mrs Doubtfire
One Hour Photo
Popeye
Mrs Doubtfire!!
mrs doubtfire
jack x
Good Will Hunting
Jumanji.
Mrs Doubtfire!
jumanji
Aladdin as the genie
Good Morning Vietnam
The Big Wedding
Mrs Doubtfire – Have followed & RT as @beccicleary87. Liked & Commented as Becci Cleary
Patch Adams.
Good Will Hunting
Mrs Doubtfire
it has to be Mrs Doubtfire it was the first film my hubby and i wnet to see as a couple
Mrs Doubtfire
The Fisher King
Mrs Doubtfire
Good Will Hunting
Good morning vietnam
Mrs Doubtfire!
The Fisher King
Good Will Hunting
Dead Poets Society 🙂
Good Morning Vietnam
Good Will Hunting. A deserved Oscar win too.
Dead Poets Society!
I love good morning Vietnam
one hour photo
Mrs Doubtfire
One hour photo
Aladdin!!
Mrs Doubtfire
FISHER KING
Good Morning Vietnam
Favourite Robin Williams film is Patch Adams
Mrs doubtfire…
Mrs Doubtfire
got to be mrs doubtfire
Patch Adams
laughter is his medicine if only that we’re true he would still be here
Good Will Hunting
Hook 🙂
Mrs Doubtfire
What Dreams May Come
Good Morning Vietnam
Flubber
One Hour Photo
Dead Poets Society
great actor and my all time fav film is good morning vietnam
My favourite is Dead Poets Society
my is mrs doubtfire R.I.P ROBIN WILLIAMS
Jumanji
Mrs Doubtfire
24 Hour Photo
Jack
Mrs Doubtfire
Jack
My favourite Robin Williams film is Good Morning Vietnam 🙂
Jumanji
Jumanji
Mrs Doubtfire. A hysterical performance. Absolutely brilliant.
Good Will Hunting
Mrs Doubtfire
Dead poets society was always a favourite of mine! 🙂
Dead Poets Society
Bicentennial Man
Mrs Doubtfire
RV is a great film
Dead Poets Society 🙂
Mrs Doubtfire
Without a doubt, Mrs Doubtfire. All those makeup and costume changes must have taken forever to shoot. Fab film. Great man.
Good Morning Vietnam, An amazing movie, and proof, as if it were needed, that Robin was just at home with drama as with comedy. A classic film, and a legendary actor
Good Will Hunting!!!
Mrs Doubtfire was a triumph !
Goooood Mooooorrrrrrrning Vietnam