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Actor Gene Wilder poses as he signs copies of his autobiography at Waterstone's on Oxford Street on June 7, 2005 in London. Getty Images

Gene Wilder, perhaps most well-known among millennials for his role as Willy Wonka, died Sunday in Connecticut after battling Alzheimer's disease, the Associated Press reported. He was 83.

News of his death Monday instantly triggered an outpouring of sympathy from celebrities like Russell Crowe and Gilbert Gottfried. Wilder's longtime collaborator Mel Brooks tweeted that he was "one of the truly great talents of our time," adding that "he blessed every film we did with his magic" and "blessed me with his friendship."

Many film fans would argue Wilder blessed them with his performances, and thousands will almost certainly choose to honor Wilder by watching some of his most famous movies. Here's how you can join in:

"Willy Wonka & The Chocolate Factory" is not available to stream on Netflix, but you can rent it on Amazon Video for $3.99 here. You can find the 1971 film on iTunes for $9.99 here or rent it in standard definition on YouTube for $2.99 here.

"Young Frankenstein," which Wilder co-wrote and starred in, isn't available on Netflix or Amazon Video. You can order the physical DVD for about $5. While you're waiting, watch the trailer, bloopers and greatest moments on YouTube.

"Blazing Saddles" is — you guessed it — not available on Netflix. But you can find it for $2.99 on YouTube here or purchase it for $14.99 on iTunes here.

"The Producers," a comedy written by Brooks, isn't on Netflix, either. Check it out for $2.99 on YouTube or the Google Play Store here.

Looking for something free to watch? Check out clips of Wilder's sitcom "Something Wilder" on YouTube here and here. See him play Will's boss Mr. Stein on "Will & Grace" here. Remember him as Mock Turtle in "Alice and Wonderland" here.