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Check out Robin Williams and Ben Stiller helping their Night at the Museum: Secret of the Tomb co-star Skyler Gisondo ask a girl to prom in a newly released video!

“All morning, Robin was pitching more ideas,” the 18-year-old actor shared to The Hollywood Reporter. He was saying ‘Can I say this? Would it be appropriate to say this?’ You’re Robin Williams. You can say whatever you want!”

He added, “It turned into this three-minute, ridiculous thing. A prom-posal. I realized that was the most awesome three minutes of my life and I’ve accepted it will go downhill from there.”

Skyler was a senior when he was shooting Night at the Museum: Secret of the Tomb and was away from home.

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Robin Williams‘ kids take to the pitching mound to throw out the ceremonial first pitch before game five of the 2014 World Series at AT&T Park on Sunday (October 26) in San Francisco, Calif.

The game was played between the San Francisco Giants and the Kansas City Royals. Robin was a lifelong fan of the Giants and his pal Billy Crystal also was present to pay tribute to the late actor.

Zak, 31, threw out the pitch while Zelda, 25, and Cody, 22, stood behind him and cheered him on. Billy stood at home plate to catch the pitch.

Zelda Williams is honoring the memory of her dad Robin Williams and trying to raise awareness for several charities on World Mental Health Day.

“Today is #WorldMentalHealthDay. Mental illness is often misunderstood & misrepresented, but that’s starting to change. Let’s end the stigma,” the 25-year-old actress tweeted. “Mental health IS as important as physical health, & whether there are visible signs or not, the suffering is real. It can affect EVERYONE.”

“So please, let’s help stop the misconceptions & support those who need our help. Healing the whole starts with healing minds,” Zelda continued. “Some wonderful mental health charities: supportbarrow.org, afsp.org, narsad.org, and hopeforthewarriors.org.”

“No matter what the misinformed say, you can’t simply CHOOSE to make mental illness go away. It is NOT cowardly to suffer or seek help,” Zelda concluded. “Lastly, my dad openly fought depression his whole life, both in general and his own. No matter what anyone says, it is a FIGHT. Fight on.”

Robin Williams‘ life and career was celebrated by his family and a bunch of his famous friends during a memorial service on Saturday (September 27) in San Francisco, Calif.

The private event was held at the Curran Theatre and featured speeches from his three children – Zelda, Cody, and Zak -, his wife Susan Schneider, Billy Crystal, Whoopi Goldberg, and more.

Stevie Wonder provided his musical talents at the event, which drew a star-studded crowd, according to The Hollywood Reporter.

Celebs that were in attendance at the service included Ben Stiller and his wife Christine Taylor, Bette Midler, Sarah Michelle Gellar, Jeff Bridges, Minnie Driver, Danny DeVito and Rhea Perlman, Josh Groban, Seth Green, George Lucas, Penny Marshall, and many more.

Billy Crystal takes to the stage to pay tribute to his longtime friend Robin Williams at the 2014 Emmy Awards held at the Nokia Theatre L.A. Live on Monday (August 25) in Los Angeles.

The 66-year-old actor spoke about Robin following the In Memoriam montage, which featured a performance from Sara Bareilles doing a rendition of “Smile.”

“He made us laugh hard, every time you saw him on television, in arenas, hospitals, homeless shelters, and even in a dying girl’s living room,” Billy said. “The relentless energy was kind of thrilling. I used to think if I could just put a saddle on him and stay on for eight seconds…”

“It’s very hard hard to talk about him in the past because he was so present in all of our lives,” Billy added.

A short tribute for the late Robin Williams just played during the 2014 MTV VMAs.

The 63-year-old actor passed away suddenly in a suicide from hanging earlier this month and shocked the world.

The tribute consisted of a short montage of pictures of Robin with Coldplay‘s “A Sky Full of Stars” playing simultaneously.

Watch the short tribute below. The 2014 MTV VMAs are still playing right now on MTV for a bit longer, so you can still catch the end of the show if you tune in now.