Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
Robin Williams | ... | Daniel Hillard / Mrs. Doubtfire | |
Sally Field | ... | Miranda Hillard | |
Pierce Brosnan | ... | Stu | |
Harvey Fierstein | ... | Frank | |
Polly Holliday | ... | Gloria | |
Lisa Jakub | ... | Lydia Hillard | |
Matthew Lawrence | ... | Chris Hillard | |
Mara Wilson | ... | Natalie Hillard | |
Robert Prosky | ... | Mr. Lundy | |
Anne Haney | ... | Mrs. Sellner | |
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Scott Capurro | ... | Jack |
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Sydney Walker | ... | Bus Driver |
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Joe Bellan | ... | TV Boss |
Martin Mull | ... | Justin Gregory | |
Terence McGovern | ... | ADR Director Lou |
Eccentric actor Daniel Hillard is an amusing and caring father. But after a disastrous birthday party for his son, Chris, his wife, Miranda, draws the line and files a divorce. He can see their three children only once a week which doesn't sit well with him. He also holds a job at a TV studio as a shipping clerk under the recommendation of his liason. But when Miranda puts out an ad for a nanny, he takes it upon himself to make a disguise as a British lady named Mrs. Doubtfire. And he must also deal with Miranda's new boyfriend, Stu Dunemyer. Written by Blazer346
MRS. DOUBTFIRE is easily one of the best movies ever made. Robin Williams makes audiences laugh and cry at his portrayal of a loving father who wants nothing more than to be with his children. After a painful divorce, he tries to gain custody of his children. This is the premise of the film. Along the way, of course, there are plenty of laughs, especially some great moments with Harvey Fierstein as Williams' brother and hair stylist. This film is so moving that it deserves to be seen by everyone.