A maid had told him the place was haunted. I played board games, but they were all tactical war games. Now he lives in a house of his own overlooking San Francisco Bay, and he's no longer scared by much. But his place is said to be a monument to childhood. Every room may have a Picasso, yet there's Legos there.
Nothing is off-limits.
Williams has a room of his own for his military and computer games, plus his collection of Napoleonic figures kept in cases. In the back yard there is topiary everywhere. The comic catches himself. He has made peace with Disney. Williams, who did 30 hours of tape as Aladdin's genie, became incensed when the studio used his voice to merchandise products after he says it had agreed not to.