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'''''Dead Poets Society''''' is a film starring [[Robin Williams]] as [[John Keating]].
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'''''Dead Poets Society''''' is a film starring [[Robin Williams]] as [[John Keating]], a new English teacher at an elite all-boys boarding school in 1959 who conventional teaching-style inspired his students.
  
 
== History ==
 
== History ==

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""Dead Poets Society" has destroyed a generation of educators."
Teacher of the Year selection committee member[src]
Dead Poets Society
Dead Poets Society.png
Movie Information
Genre: Coming-of-age drama
Starring: Robin Williams
Country of origin: USA
First appearance: "The Caper Chase"


Dead Poets Society is a film starring Robin Williams as John Keating, a new English teacher at an elite all-boys boarding school in 1959 who conventional teaching-style inspired his students.

History[edit]

Dead Poets Society was one of the films that Homer watched to learn how to become a better teacher. He said that John Keating was like "Patch Adams minus Mork".

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