MRS. DOUBTFIRE is the perfect mix of heartwarming and hilarious
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"Who is this good looking man?"
"The name's Bond, James Bond."
And Remington Steele!
@@janleonard3101And if I’m not mistaken, Remington Steele is why he didn’t become Bond earlier. I believe they wanted him in the 80s but he was tied up with Remington Steele and couldn’t do it.
And the superior Thomas Crown.
@@JeffKelly03 Correct. He was auditioning for The Living Daylights I believe, as it looked as if his contract with Remington Steele was going to end. The studio heads got wind of the audition and promptly greenlit a final season of the show, forcing Brosnan to turn down the opportunity. Timothy Dalton was then cast instead, and of course, Brosnan would play Bond nearly a decade later.
2 months away if she keeps to the weekly Bond.
Interesting fact for those who might not know this, but Robin Williams actually fought HARD for the film's ending.
It was originally supposed to end with Daniel (Robin Williams) and Miranda (Sally Field) reconciling their differences and getting back together. But while making the movie, Robin Williams himself was going through a pretty nasty divorce (with 2 children), and he thought it was important for the movie's ending to be as realistic as possible to relay a bittersweet message of hope for families who were or may be going through this type of distressing and life-changing situation.
It's hearing little things like that which IMO which really demonstrate what a wonderful soul Robin Williams truly was.
Spoiler alert...
Thank you for that Robin Williams! Most divorces do not have a Hollywood ending. Anyways, once she starts dating Mr Brosnan, theres no going back.
@@TalklikeAPirate Lol what?? If someone's watching a reaction to a movie they have never seen (AND reading comments first), that's on them.
Unless you were joking, in which case carry on, my good sir.
I’m not crying I just have a branch in my eye🥹😭 RIP Robin
@@RicardoRandom691 its obviously a joke as she has already seen the movie and edited it and posted it here before the message was even typed. your putting the horse before the cart my guy.
One thing that bothered me as an adult was after he becomes Mrs doubtfire, he does all the things he should have been doing to parent with his wife. The chores, the homework, the dinners. Being a real partner. He proved he was capable of doing those things she needed him to do all along. He just chose not to bc it didn't benefit him to. He stepped up as Mrs doubtfire when he should have and could have stepped up as a husband
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exactly!
Yeah, he was in all honesty a mediocre father, fun father but definitely not a role model.
A good dad but a horrible partner
He wasn't her servant and he also had a job at the time, so he was not a stay at home dad. He was a good father and that is all he was required to be. She could have done all the cooking and cleaning also. They both had jobs so she has zero right unless she is doing the same amount of cleaning and taking care of the kids.
“My first day as a woman, and I’m getting hot flashes.” One of my favorite jokes ever from this movie.
"I would like to see more Pierce Brosnan!"
Keep going with the James Bond movies and you will!
I loved Pierce as Bond. I know it's not the most popular opinion but he is second only to Sean as Bond's go.
Was gonna say the same thing.
@@Armadaonion For me he is a top tier Bond - it is a shame that most of 'his' Bond movies aren't top tier Bond movies...
I remember watching him on Remington Steele and saying to my wife, "He would be a great James Bond!" I should have been a casting director.
I never knew I could HEAR a woman ovulate but there you go, Ashleigh Burton audible ovulator
Sally Fields delivery of "The WHOLE Time" section was phenomenal and a master class in how facial expressions change the tone. She goes from shock to stunned to horror to anger to disgust and back again all in 5 second and its amazing to watch.
It's a really amazing scene by a top-class actress.
That was like 12 different expressions she gave. Imagine animating that instead.
It always reminded me and my mom of her role in the movie Sybil. Great movie but very heavy topic.
She is fantastic in the movie Sybil.
I always remember that scene being so great. She conveys all the emotions and reactions of finding out something so mind-boggling, and the stages your comprehension goes through trying to adjust to the knowledge. So many actors would have just showed outrage or surprise, and that's it. Field takes you on a journey through the process. Superb.
Miranda:"The whole time--the whole time, you werei.....THE WHOLE TIME!!????!!" LMAO, my favorite line.
Agreed!
Sally Field does not get enough credit for the way she portrayed that scene. The way she expressed every realization hitting.
Matt Lawrence (who played the son) said that Robin was looking distressed in his trailer one day, and told him that he couldn't focus and think the way he did pre-drugs. While he'd been sober for many years, Robin warned Lawrence to never start drugs because it changed him forever and made things really hard. Lawrence said any time he was tempted, growing up in Hollywood, he remembered that moment and it helped him stay determined to never start drugs.
Also, Lisa Jakub (who plays Lydia) missed too many days from school so she was expelled. Robin sent a letter trying to get the principal to reconsider. They didn't but apparently they framed the letter lol
I was looking for this comment. Heart breaking!
Lisa Jakub posted that letter on her instagram.
They got it but can’t accept the letter but they framed it.😮
Probably saved Matt's life with that advice
What a shitty principal.
My absolute favorite bit from this movie is that they didn't fire the "old dinosaur man". They just gave him a part on the new show as the mailman.
The “Mrs. DoubtFlyer” comment and his sarcastic tone because he was reduced to that makes that even funnier
I think he'd be happy just to be included on the show/TV station.
I think he'd be happy just to be included on the show/TV station.
that last speech actually helped me cope with my mother and father's divorce when I was a little kid. Just because they don't love each other anymore, doesn't mean they don't love you.
I hope you had a good childhood regardless the divorce.
That was actually on purpose. The original draft for this movie, as I've heard it, was for them to reconcile and get back together, like every other feel good family comedy of that era. But someone, and I don't know who offhand, suggested that they actually address the fact that not every marriage fixes itself, and that there are a LOT of divorced families out there. So they retooled the ending to make it a happy but separate ending, and specifically had Mrs. Doubtfire answer that question as a direct response to the various kids they KNEW would be from a divorced family, and watching that film. So your reaction was very much the intended goal for the creators. To help confused and scared kids, try and make sense of the upheaval of their homelife, and try and make it something not so scary, and more manageable. So it's nice to hear that it worked as intended. :)
@@happyninja42 it was Both Robin Williams and Sally Field who suggested that because both went through a divorce and thought the kids of divorce parents and Divorcees would like a positive portrayal and ending about divorce.
Me too
Absolutely. To this day it can bring tears to my eyes.
Robin tried so hard to get Pierce to crack laughing on set with all those jokes.
Dances with Wolves. Absolutely watch this, you will not be disappointed.
"Matchmaker, Matchmaker" is from _Fiddler on the Roof._ It is a trio sung by Tevye's (the main character) daughters, thus all three actors singing it that scene.
"Don't Rain on My Parade" is from _Funny Girl,_ the show that made Barbra Streisand a star. She was nominated for a Tony for the show, and won an Oscar for the film. _Funny Girl_ is one you need to put on your list.
For another fine film with a young Sally Field watch _Norma Rae_ (1979). Based on true events, her performance won Sally Field her first Best Actress Oscar.
This
I’d love to see a reaction to Funny Girl.
YES, Norma Rae and Places of the heart and SOAPDISH!!! Watch Soapdish some day!!!
Kind of funny considering Harvey Fierstein would later play Tevye on Broadway
Murphy's Romance is my favorite Sally Field, and I love Soapdish!
Look up the story of Robin going to great lengths to make sure the kids were properly cared for during filming. Man had a huge heart.
The actors that played the kids and Brosnan did a reunion, it´s on YT were among everything else they talk about how he treated the kids during the filming and how he kept in touch after.
The familiar little girl is Mara Wilson. She’s probably best know for playing Matilda.
She’s a writer and a voice actress now, including a character on Bojack Horseman, and probably most popularly known as the Faceless Old Woman Who Secretly Lives In Your Home on the podcast Welcome To Night Vale.
HOW DID I NOT KNOW SHE WAS THE FACELESS OLD WOMAN!?
Ah yes, because a podcast with 10 listeners is more famous than Matilda. Gotcha 👍
@@neuguy no need to be salty. I did stater that comment with “she is probably best know for playing Matilda”, because for folks of a certain age, she’s known for that. Some younger folks, probably not depending on their parents, especially with the musical remake existing now.
But, I was also including what she’s currently working on and doing. A lot of folks kind of forget that she grew up, has a career still, and for some people of a different age she might be better known for the new thing. Or, pleasantly surprised that she’s who does a voice for a character.
Whether or not you enjoy that content is up to you. But even if you don’t, there’s no reason to be disparaging and dismissive about it. There’s a ton of stuff I don’t like, but I can still see why it might be worthwhile to someone else.
I appreciate this movie so much more as an adult. They took a lot of risks by making Pierce NOT an asshole, and by not making Robin and Sally NOT get back together at the end. Howard Shore composed the movie. You may have heard one of his other movies, The Lord of the Rings.
I kind of wish more movies would do this more often, to be honest. I feel like most romantic/family comedies or dramas feel the need to throw in a villainess act or new boyfriend/girlfriend in order to prove that the main leads are meant for each other. But it should be noted how nowadays how getting divorce has been taken much more seriously today, but I feel like throwing a bit of realism really helps. Especially when one of the main leads keep saying, “No, my love don’t do this. We need each other. You need me.”, yeah don’t realize that what they’re causing isn’t what their partner needs. In Daniel’s case, it really shows that he needs Miranda and the kids more than they need him.
The monologue Mrs Doubtfire delivers at the end about different families and all that matters is love still brings a tear to my eye. I'm so glad that Daniel and Miranda stayed divorced and it was OKAY.
Created a Pixar ending before Pixar
You should watch Robin Williams' interview on Inside the Actor's Studio. It's absolutely hysterical. He talks about being in full Mrs. Doubtfire makeup and going into adult stores in San Francisco and asking for the most ridiculous toys just to see the reactions of the clerks.
"That two-headed one, how much? 👵"
This is the most Robin Williams thing I've ever heard! Of course he did! 🤣
@@RobinHood3000 agree.
The makeup chair montage:
Robin was doing an older Jewish woman’s voice, so they started singing “Matchmaker” from “Fiddler on the Roof” a film made from the musical about a Jewish family living in a Jewish shtetl (village) in Imperial Russia. You should definitely see it.
When he has a strawberry blonde wig and is singing “Life’s candy and the sun’s a ball of butter”, he is impersonating the great Barbara Streisand singing “Don’t Rain on my Parade” from her role in the film “Funny Girl”, which you should also definitely see!! You’d love it.
Fun fact I learned reading Harvey Fierstein's memoir (he played Robin's brother in this), he ad-libbed the "Oh honey, I'm so happy!"
Wait until you realize all the references you never noticed in Aladdin 😂
Robin Williams doing the Genie doing Mrs. Doubtfire in King of Thieves is still hilarious
Ashleigh's love for Pierce Brosnan is greatly foreshadowed.
1993 was an absolutely INSANE year for classic movies. This, Jurrassic, Schindler, Sandlot, Gilbert Grape. All top tier for their genres! 🤯
Oh so true! 93 & 94 were powerhouse movie years. And I'm so glad my Dad got us a fixed cable box. My brother and I (our friends and the rest of the neighborhood) got to watch so many good movies over and over. I've probably seen this one 25+ times.
A few more from 1993: The Fugitive, Sleepless in Seattle, The Piano (never seen it but it won some Oscars), The Remains of the Day, Braindead (AKA Dead Alive; directed by Peter Jackson), Groundhog Day, Army of Darkness, El Mariachi (Robert Rodriguez's first film), Hocus Pocus, Fearless (starring Jeff Bridges), Grumpy Old Men, and of course Ashleigh recently watched Philadelphia.
"Have i ever seen Sally Fields this young?"
Steel Magnolias came out in 1989, Mrs. Doubtfure came out in 1993.😁
I think make-up makes the difference. In Steel Magnolia's she was playing the part of a much older child so she had to appear to be at least in her 40's.
I can’t remember, did you do Smokey and the Bandit yet? If not, ya need to!!
watching Ashleigh go gaga over Pierce Brosnan and her singing makes me realize that "Mamma Mia" is an absolute MUST for her to watch on the channel..
i hope she checks out Thomas Crown Affair at some point
She's doing the James Bond movie watch.. so she'll be seeing more Pierce Brosnan movies soon enough :)
Dante’s Peak is a good Pierce Brosnan watch.
@@citydweller99 "I could look at that man all day!" 😆
Watching Ashleigh completely miss the Fiddler on the Roof reference means "Fiddler on the Roof" ABSOLUTELY has to get added to the list. There's never any guarantee someone will love a movie, but in an uncertain world, I feel like Fiddler is a pretty good bet to hit ALL the Ashley emotional buttons.
Sally Field & Robin Williams were just... undeniable in this film. As a child, I never understood Miranda's hate for the birthday party... but as a 31-year old adult? I understand it. Williams was just MAGIC in this film. The way he dedicated himself to the roles he played... just outstanding. A talent lost too soon. Amazing reaction, Ashleigh! So happy you've watched this one!!!
I really feel sad for their son. When he delivered the line, “I never should’ve had a birthday.”, I feel like he blames himself for the party since he knew he was in trouble and he could’ve told Daniel “No, this isn’t right Dad. Mom said I’m in trouble.”. And I’ve known a lot of situations where kids feel like there to blame since they could’ve talked their parents out of doing something that they shouldn’t be doing. But in reality, the parents are the grown adults, and they should know better.
I love that she’s working her way through the James Bond movies and the first time she sees Pierce Brosnan. She says that she could look at him all day unironically, stating what we all know to come.
"I don't think I've ever seen her [Sally Field] this young before."
*Smoky and the Bandit:* Am I a joke to you?
"I don't think I've ever seen her look this young in a movie."
Ashleigh reacted to Sally Field in Smokey and the Bandit made 16 years earlier. Sally is forever adorable.
Check her out as "Gidget" or "the flying nun"
Though she plays a T-total bitch here.
And shes seen
steel magnolia. lol
I said the same thing! 😂
Robin Williams was a master at his craft. I was devastated when news of his death broke
I never cried so hard for someone I never even met
Not sure I'll ever really get over that. It was such a sad end for someone who brought so much joy.
@@jareddemarzo8196 Part of is that for a whole generation or two, Robin felt like a dear member of the family. I've only cried over two celebrity deaths in my lifetime, his and Kevin Conroy's.
Yes me too. I’m still sad about it. Actually more sad for him bc he was such a joy to everyone and he was going through so much and no one knew 😓
Robin Williams, Jim Henson, John Lennon and Fred Rogers all had that effect on me.
This movie helped me deal with my parent’s divorce a lot as a kid. It has a special place in my heart. Robin Willams is one of only two celebrities that passed that made me cry. The other being Mr. Rodger’s.
Robin Williams was so great in this movie, I have to watch it sparingly because I always knew growing up my dad would never try that hard to be in my life.
Same. My parents had recently divorced. This was the first film I saw where the parents did not get back together, yet it was okay. My sister and I definately related to the kids and the ending message was exactly what we needed to hear.
For the past 30+ years that raptor rap has been somewhere in my head.
I've sung it in the shower, doing chores, and literally EVERYTIME I watch any Jurrasic Park/World movie.
Me too, and it got me into a fight. All because someone asked what is oil... Well, you know the rap. That's how I found out christians don't believe in dinosaurs.
Lol yes my favorite line as a kid was always, "I'll be back but I'm comin' as oil!"
@@riel4553Christians believe in dinosaurs! Only the strict fundamentalists think the earth is like 6000 years old.
I've never felt so old as to hear someone say how young Sally was in Mrs. Doubtfire lol. I still remember her as Gidget and the Flying Nun.
Yes indeed. If you love Sally Fields you've got to watch the old episodes of "Gidget". She was a teen when doing that TV show. It's available for streaming on Tubi, Roku, Apple TV, Amazon Prime and others.
I know the feeling! Have you ever tried explaining "The Flying Nun" to a young person? It makes you sound insane.
@@stevesilsby5288 She's also Abby's mom in E.R. which is still the best medical drama in tv history imo.
Sally was Gidget!?! I once watched several hours worth of Gidget dubbed into Greek (it was on TV in Greece) and I had no idea it was Sally Fields! Probably because the Greek voice actress had a very different voice.
@orphu88 try explaining Hogan's Heroes to a German exchange student and WHY it was funny
Dances With Wolves was a hit Kevin Costner film, and was his directorial debut. It was nominated for 12 Oscars, winning 7.
"I could look at that man all day." Me, too Ashleigh! Highly recommend "The Thomas Crowne Affair" because he and Rene Russo sizzle!!🙂❤
Yes, I loved Renee Russo in that movie. A+.
This was so popular back in the 90s. I have a funny story about this movie. You can't imagine how many of us 5th graders watched this. We once had a opera singer who tried to entertain us. But when he sang the opening of this..we all sang it and he got pissed off. LOL! You can't imagine how many of us knew Figaro.
A lot of people choking in public will go to the bathroom. If someone is eating and just gets up and leaves not saying anything, check on them.
The youngest girl is Mara Wilson, who went on to star in the movie Matilda and who later came out as bi in 2017. Harvey Fierstein is a prominent gay actor who starred in "Torch Song Trilogy" and the Broadway show of "Hairspray". And Robin Williams is a man who dresses in drag. What an unexpectedly good film to cover during Pride month. 😂
"What in the Great Value Bill Nye the Science Guy is this?!" is now my new favorite phrase. That was absolute chef's kiss.
William's did so much improvisation of dialog in the film there's is both an R and NC-17 version.
There's no NC-17 version. 😂 Just an R rated version.
You're hunka-hunka-hunk that you can stare at all day is Pierce Brosnan. And he's a future 007 in your franchise.
"AAAAAH! LAYLA GET BACK IN YOUR CELL! DON'T MAKE ME GET THE HOSE!" Still my favorite line 😂
I still use it at random
I don't work with the males, cuz I used to be one!
Anytime I hear that name I use that line😅
@@PatrickWagzLMFAO
"My first day as a woman and im already getting hot flashes!"
Dances with Wolves is a MUST SEE. I think it’s Kevin Costner’s best role.
My childhood. I know every word. No lie.
When i was young i hated Miranda but now as a parent i sympathise totally
No Celebrity Death hit me like Robin Williams' did that last Mrs. Doubfire monologue hits hard every time
It still hits hard
"Dances With Wolves" is a Kevin Costner movie. It's historical fiction. You'd probably like it.
I agree! I had to pause this video to confirm that Ashleigh has not already seen 'Dances with Wolves'. That needs to be rectified! I think she'd love it!
The way everything would’ve worked out if he just stuck with the apartment and job. The marriage is over, but he wouldn’t have violated court. Growing up is realising Sally’s character was 100% in the right and that the courts were actually very lenient on him lol. Pierce Brosnan guy was also pretty suited to be a step father.
Yes, like growing up is understanding Miranda, because you can see the stress level on that woman and to say fuck it
And the worst part is that if he had put this much effort before the divorce...maybe they could have saved their marriage.
@@paulamicheli2128 Exactly! It took all of that for him to learn to cook, clean, be a parent to his children instead of a friend, or listen to his wife. If he could have put in even 50 % of this effort into his marriage as he did this ruse, he might have still been married.
@@paulamicheli2128I have always said that about this movie. I always felt so sorry for the mom. It’s so stressful to always have to be the responsible one and needing a partner to help you, but instead having someone who not only isn’t helping, is actually making it worse. And he was able to do this all alone, he just chose to have fun.
What did the cat want? Lol She was sweatin you like you owed her money. 😂😂
I'm so glad Ashleigh pointed out that the final breakdown of the marriage happened on the son's birthday. I always felt the worst for him because of that. 😢
And then the Mrs. Doubtfire reveal on his ex wife's birthday. Bad luck with birthdays 😢
i legit hate Sally Field's character in this movie, divorces Robin at the party and then in what feels like zero time she's getting with Pierce Brosnon's character. seems like she dont give the slightest shit how her kids are feeling in all this.
@@UltimateGamerCC So you have sympathy for Robin Williams' character.... Jesus FN Christ...
@@fredcasdensworld TF is that supposed to mean? he wasnt perfect by any means, but goddammit he was there for his kids 24/7, he didnt let his career interfere with that at all, which is why Sally Field's character felt like crap around him, because she was putting her career before everything.
@@UltimateGamerCC I definitely see your point. This movie reminds me of how much I HATE seeing good father's suffer or get taken granted. A good loving father should never have to be taken from his children. Especially when he children love him just the same. This whole entire movie, the kids are practically begging Miranda to let them be with their dad more often but she won't budge. She's hurting, of course she's hurting but she's letting her own pain blind her to her kids pain and they're the ones who are ultimately suffering.
You NEED to watch Dances with Wolves. Full uncut version. 3,5 hours of movie magic!!
Robin Williams was a national treasure. I miss him so much!
Best reply to "Why buy the cow when you get the milk for free?" is
"I like being milked."
love it!
My favorite fake phone applications that Robin Williams does it is "I. Am. Job."
Bahaha I forgot about that one 🤣
I still use that to mess with spam callers
Robin Williams with that wiped cream on his face and saying “Hellooo” was ad libbed on the spot.
"Be careful with this one, she's an old woman." lol
The way I know I'm grown is when I watched this as a kid, I thought the mom was such a buzzkill. But watching as a mom and someone whose been married for 20 years, I am team Miranda. Daniel becoming Mrs. Doubtfire just shows he had the capacity to be a supportive partner and dad all along and that he was taking Miranda for granted.
Yes to me the problem is that Robin William is so likeable, you see the plot of the movie in other light, is creepy as fuck, and you can see that horrible marriege from what it is
The only moment I was really upset with Miranda was the hour early part. It was a small thing compared to the disrespect he showed her though. The frustrating irony is that if he had adopted even a quarter of the responsibilities he did as Mrs. Doubtfire before she left him they probably could have been happily married. Instead he was creepy af. Still love the movie though.
@@trinitybernhardt9944 I totally agree. She was an hour late dropping them off AND picking them up an hour early when his time with them was so limited. And she just barged right in. But that's the only time I think she's being unreasonable.
@@alexandrabecerra9271@alexandrabecerra9271 If he weren't so likable, he'd be seen as a controlling jerk and manipulator. But because he's so charming, the audience is willing to look past how he was a disrespectful liar to Miranda.
@@moonlit.michelle Exactly, Miranda wasn't a wife, she was a single mother of 4 her whole marriage.
I always loved how they never made Sally's character a monster or the villain, just a normal woman who's marriage didn't work out. It reminds me of Liar Liar when they kinda swerved us with Jerry, how you're expecting Jerry to be more of an antagonist, but instead is just a friendly, normal guy... ...albeit a little magoo. ;)
It broke my heart when we Robin Williams died because I never got to thank him for doing this movie. My parents had a very dysfunctional marriage. The fight scene in the beginning of the movie was what we lived at least two or three times a week. This film gave me a point of reference so that when the time came and they did finally divorce when I was 13, I wasn’t afraid of it. The world Is less fun without him. ♥️
Literally gasped out loud when you said you dont know Dances With Wolves. It's one of thee greatest films, in my opinion. Hopefully, we can get that reaction soon 👀
My late wife & I used to great each other with the “high pitched Helooo” from this movie. Coming home, meeting up after work, after running errands. It was ours. That sound of that greeting makes my throat close up now.
Williams said "I won't wax"
He was one of the hairiest men. It would have been extremely painful.
You haven't done Dances With Wolves yet!?!!! Get...On...That!
The great thing about Ashleigh watching these movies that references other movies that she's never seen or even heard of is that it gives her a plethora of other movies to watch!
44:47 Me and my three cats totally sympathize with this moment. "Just a few more minutes... Relax. You're fine."
I worked the night shift at a hospital, and we sometimes had to call one of the Doctors to clarify an order. Most of the time it was straight forward but every once in a while, we'd get one of the 'sillier' doctors. One of them would give us what we needed for orders and clarification, but he would do it while doing a Mrs. Doubtfire impression.
'Oh, so the little deary is hitting staff? Maybe some Ativan for the nice old lady. She'll be snoozing like a little kitten soon enough.'
Mrs Doubtfire always makes me think of Dame Edna. He passed away a month and a half ago.
Oh my gosh, Dame Edna passed? I had no idea. Didn't hear a thing. Rest in Peace.
"I don't know Dances With Wolves".... a travesty of immeasurable proportions. This must be remedies immediately, please please please react to that movie asap!
"I could look at that man all day." Well, you'll have four Bond films to do it, good luck.
And you just know that a lot of this was just Robin improv and they just kept the camera rolling
"Mrs Doubtfather"
Oddly enough, YUP!
The fact that this movie didn't bring any legit tears this time round, just goes to show how wrong the studio was in forcing the Director to cut almost 1 hour of content for such a movie. Yes, THAT much. The version was cut down for a more family oriented feel, and the studio didn't wana expose child audiences to a more grouned take on such subject matter that both the Director and Robin Williams insisted was more important - their opinions were overruled the studio heads. The Director himself has said that he has an R-rated cut of the movie and he might release it in the future (runtime 3 hours).
Missing content that we know of:
- The first domestic fight on the street between Daniel and Miranda as the house party clean-up occurs, this then moves into the house, where Miranda's explosive reaction is better understood by the audience. This is also one of the first of many scenes cut where the neighbor interjects her opinion to what she's been seeing, regarding Daniel's behavior and Miranda has her support if she needs anything.
- The spelling bee that Lydia was training for goes horribly wrong (Oscar worthy performance by Robin Williams in that very extended scene where Miranda and Daniel have a domestic dispute in front of all the students and then admits to Lydia that he needs to try harder for her because he'll never stop loving her no matter what, and he has to accept that they can't pretend to be a happy family anymore, otherwise it'd just be fake - "it wouldn't last forever").
- Miranda's annoying neighbor was cut almost entirely (Contains among of the funniest content of the movie where Mrs Doubtfire tricks her into killing her own garden with dog piss). Aswel as the reveal when the neighbor finds out who Mrs Doubtfire really is.
- We find out Miranda actually went out on more dates with Stew when Mrs Doubtfire almost blows her cover on a call with Miranda while trying to clean the house and failing miserably.
- The infamous domestic fight back at the house after discovering Mrs Doubtfire was Daniel. This scene was cut for being far too grounded in reality where the kids are huddled together on the bed staring into space upstairs and are listening to every word being said as the 2 proceed to relentlessly scream at each other, trying to dominate how they're the better parent.
- The bus driver asking Mrs Doubtfire out on a date, while also admitting that his wife passed away 5 years ago and he'll be retiring soon and he'd love to try things with her. This scene allows us to recognise motive and understand that he's not infact a creepy bus driver and that he just admires Mrs Doubtfire.
- More at the restaurant, and more adlibbed cleaning montage scenes, aswel as more minor moments that just allow the movie to feel more cohesive as a whole.
When i tell you that you deserve to see that version of the movie, i mean it. Runtime: 2 hours and 30 minutes
I first saw this with my Aunt. We laughed and cried all the way through. One of Robin’s legendary performances.
4:30 - Martin Mull, he was Colonel Mustard in Clue. Also this movie does put you straight in the Thomas Crown Affair crosshairs.
Good call! Ashleigh will go CRAZY for Thomas Crown Affair, guaranteed.
And Leon on Roseanne
She also needs to see him in Mr. Mom
Growing up is realising that Miranda was, in fact, not the villain.
RealiZing.😊
@@tonismith3707not everyone on the internet is in the US.
As a grown up if I had to live with his character I would go insane. He's an absolutely terrible husband.
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And that Stu was a great guy, too.
15:33 "Stilton" is strong cheese made in England. Mrs. Doubtfire is "supposed" to be from there.
Ashleigh you mentioned Dances with Wolves. This is THE Kevin Costner movie you should watch. Winner of 10 Academy Awards
The ending speech by Daniel/Mrs. Doubtfire makes me tear up every time.
As great as Robin Williams is in the movie, Sally Field matches him so well in all their scenes together and she has such a difficult task.
If you want to see Sally Field in an even earlier role, "Norma Rae" is a pretty good movie about working class families
As a 90s kid, I've seen this movie HUNDREDS of times and don't think I ever realized that the "dinosaur man" became the mail man at the end. Thanks for pointing that out!
You absolutely need to watch the fan edit trailer that turns this film into a horror movie.
Ha, I was just thinking about that too
Its called: "Mrs Doubtfire" as a Horror Film"
There it is! Came here to say just that, and thought “Nope… somebody HAS to have beaten me to it!”
Geez, and considering how he continues to cause Stu issues, even almost murdering him in the end. Can you imagine what kind of film we could’ve gotten instead?
Oh man, I can imagine the slow door-opening sequence now...that's got to be golden 😂
46:46 You have seen him in Mars Attacks…and SPOILER if you continue James Bond series you may eventually see him again 😉
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@@Armadaonion How dare you! My mother was a saint!
The dumbest thing ever to write SPOILER without saying what for
Beans acting up is giving me a throwback to the days in the attic!
Robin Williams is truly one of a kind. Great reaction! 👍🏿
The hot dog impression is genius!
Hi Ashleigh! Animator here! In the west and most english speaking and European countries, we do the voice recording for characters first and let the timing of the dialogue dictate how characters move when we animate them. In japan, however, the animation comes first to give the animation the time it needs to do whatever movements are needed and the voice actors add the dialogue afterwards. The japanese use a stopwatch to time how long dialogue for a scene takes and alot that time while animating. Then the voice actor has to match it.
Both ways have their strengths and weaknesses and neither are considered "better" than the other.
I'm unsure why in this movie Robin Williams is dubbing over a cartoon like this. But it could be it's supposed to be a foreign cartoon he is dubbing into english. (however the animation for this movie was done by American animator Chuck Jones who created Bugs Bunny. So who knows.)
Maybe this part of the story made more sense in the original French movie this was based on.
I assume they showed it this way so that we could see both the animation and Robin in the same shot.
“Mrs. Doubtful” was actually based on a British young adult book called “Madame Doubtfire” by Anne Fine. The French TV-movie adaptation was made in 2003, eight years after the English adaptation.
As for the weird cartoon dubbing in the film, the filmmakers likely did it like this for pacing and to give Robin Williams a chance to flex his vocal chops. Showing him dubbing a cartoon the regular way would’ve likely been less cinematic and less funny.
Would you happen to know anyone that would love a great screenplay? I'm releasing book one of a 6-part double trilogy this fall... really think it should be a movie, and it would require animation to do it right. The screenplay is scheduled to be created by screenwriters at Fulton and submitted to their Hollywood studio for motion picture consideration, but they don't do animation. If you have any advice, I'm all ears!
@@Arxane Ah! I must have gotten confused with The Birdcage
Most likely they just wanted to show what Daniel does for a living and weren't concerned with realistically portraying the process. You know, just like EVERYTHING ELSE in movies that's the least bit obscure or technical. _shrug_
As a divorced father who has been estranged from his daughter from age 8 and is still being dragged into court ten years after the divorce.
I quit.
Robin Williams is the one person i wish we could get back ❤
Only robin could play this character. He was just so perfect at it
Girl, I was having the crappiest day til I watched you react to this. 💕 so let me help you out with some references. The familiar blonde guy with the beard in the office scene is Martin Mull. The littlest daughter is Mara Wilson, from Matilda. The son is Matt Lawrence. Matchmaker, Matchmaker is from Fiddler on the Roof. Don’t rain on my Parade is from Funny Girl. Shelley Winters played Roseanne’s mother on Roseanne.
"Did he wink with both eyes, did he blink?!"
Ashleigh with the most thoughtful commentary 🤣
Reference One is "Fiddler On The Roof" and Reference Two is Barbara Streisand
Sally Field is incredible. Her performance here is subtle but underrated, and I think the proof of that is how she almost made you cry a couple of times just by delivering her lines. That's the gift of a talented actor who can make you feel everything with just a few words and a look.
Life is well, just life. Great reaction.
This movie always gets me because it came out right around the time my own parents got divorced. Robin Williams made such personal and incredible work for so many people in his time
Sitting at the breakfast table, sipping coffee and mentally saying “where is the Monday Ashleigh video?” Refresh, refresh, refresh… MRS. DOUBTFIRE!!!
OH MAN YOURE GOING TO CRYYYYY!!!!!!
We saw this in theaters when it first came out when I was a child! The ending of this movie destroyed me emotionally. I actually wasn’t OK for a few weeks afterwards because I was so touched by Robin Williams performance. It was a very bittersweet ending and it just stayed with me all these years
The original ending was they get back together at the end. Robin Williams argued against it.
@@stephenolan5539I'm glad he did. This was much more realistic and bittersweet.
Robin Williams and Billy Crystal in the movie Father’s Day is such a hidden gem that was in and out of theaters within like two weeks but it’s one of my all-time favorite comedies.
And OMG, Sally Field in this ❤❤❤
This movie serves as a warning to all men. The judge gives him 3 months to fix his life, he's back in court after only 2 months after the dinner scene. LONG before that his wife is already trying to bed another man. That's weeks, a whole marriage with kids and within weeks she's trying to get some while the man is left with no home, no money, no support and limited access to his own kids. It's actually pretty disgusting when you think about it
When he gets BONKED w/lime "It was a run-by fruity" always hilarious it's a fast joke most plp miss. Play on "it was a drive by ......"
He says, "Run-by *fruiting"* to get the further effect that it rhymes with & sounds like "shooting".