Whoopi Goldberg reflected on her friendships with Robin Williams and Christopher Reeve in a conversation with Reeve's adult children, Matthew, Alexandra and William, during the Thursday, Sept. 19 episode of "The View.

Directed by Peter Ettedgui and Ian Bonhôte, “Super/Man: The Christopher Reeve Story” premiered at Sundance and is slated to get a wider release in San Francisco starting Sept. 21. Theaters should be handing out tissues at the door, as there’s nearly a 100% chance that audiences will be brought to tears.

Christopher Reeve's children say Robin Williams was the best at "showing up with love and the right dose of humor."

Christopher Reeve’s son has reflected on how Robin Williams played a character to get his father laughing after his accident. Christopher Reeve is remembered as the most iconic iteration of DC Comics ' man of steel, Superman - but the world was left stunned when they learnt of his accident.

This unique friendship is featured in the documentary Super/Man: The Christopher Reeve Story, which showcases their bond through archival footage. The film, released in select theaters, offers a comprehensive look at Christopher Reeve's life,

"The View" host said that she was "lucky enough" to know both of the late actors in her lifetime. Whoopi Goldberg is looking back at her friendships with the late Christopher Reeve and Robin Williams.

Whoopi Goldberg was overcome with emotion while speaking to the late Christopher Reeve‘s children on this morning’s episode of The View. William Reeve, Matthew Reeve and Alexandra Reeve sat down at the Hot Topics table to promote the upcoming documentary about their father,