2005. "Through it all Mr. Wilder learned, lived, wept, and laughed. Treat yourself and listen to the story of this sweet, wise comic genius."

1967. Gene Wilder as Eugene Grizzard.

1970. "Every opportunity for humor is used to great extent, visually, verbally, and physically. The supporting cast is strong ..."

1971. Pure imagination -- indeed! "If you want to view paradise, simply look around and view it ..." A classic.

1972. "Gene Wilder is in this movie. I like Gene Wilder. I think in this movie he delivers two big laughs." A really wacky outting from Woody Allen.

1974. "Pure genius, the film is raw, funny, brilliant and a social commentary all rolled into one."

1974. Gene Wilder in the wheat field. Priceless. Just priceless.  A flawed but FABULOUS presentation of Saint-Exupery's wonderful book.

1976. "The pace is great, the suspense is ubiquitous, but not overblown ... and the comedy is fantastic. I believe this is one of the best comedies of the last thirty years."

1979. "This is one of the few films where an Orthodox rabbi isportrayed as a real human being with some depth to him instead of justa stereotype. It's a comedy, yes -- but so much more than a comedy."

1982. "The beautiful and reknowned late Gilda Radner with Gene Wilder rule in this delightful mystery spoof about a mistaken murder."

1989. "Gene Wilder and Richard Pryor are two highly underrated talents before the camera. The adventures that these two poor characters go through is something that a wide audience can enjoy."

1991. "This is another one of Gene Wilder and Richard Pryor's funniest movies in the world. They are hilarious, and so is this movie."

2005. Thank you, Gene, for sharing.