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Mrs. Doubtfire

1993

Action / Comedy / Drama / Family / Romance

Mrs. Doubtfire (1993) download

Mrs. Doubtfire

1993

Action / Comedy / Drama / Family / Romance

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77% AUDIENCE · 250K ratings

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Mrs. Doubtfire (1993) download

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Mrs. Doubtfire (1993) download

Plot summary

Loving but irresponsible dad Daniel Hillard, estranged from his exasperated spouse, is crushed by a court order allowing only weekly visits with his kids. When Daniel learns his ex needs a housekeeper, he gets the job -- disguised as a British nanny. Soon he becomes not only his children's best pal but the kind of parent he should have been from the start.

Director

Chuck Jones

Top cast

Pierce Brosnan as Stu

Robin Williams as Daniel Hillard / Mrs. Doubtfire

Rick Overton as Maitre D'

Sally Field as Miranda Hillard

Tech specs

720p.BLU 1080p.BLU 2160p.WEB.x265

800.29 MB

1280*720

English 2.0

TV-PG

Subtitles

23.976 fps

2 hr 5 min

Seeds 41

1.75 GB

1920*1080

English 2.0

TV-PG

Subtitles

23.976 fps

2 hr 5 min

Seeds 82

5.58 GB

3840*2160

English 5.1

TV-PG

Subtitles

23.976 fps

2 hr 5 min

Seeds 19

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DogHunter432 205 days ago

SEED THIS OR ILL CUT UR HEADS OFF

Beemzer 1152 days ago

WEB: same quality as BluRay. RIGHT!

EmperorD15 1157 days ago

One of the best movies of all time

Outlaw140971 1157 days ago

Repack 1080p 5.1 please

schizopolis23 1157 days ago

A classic! Back when NO ONE thought a drag queen around children was a problem.

ballholder5000 1157 days ago

im rhw geadf

opiviamaxx23 1537 days ago

I miss this movie and hillard too... this is one of his best comedy movie

ahmed_baic 2023 days ago

Awesome movie. Robin Williams is one of my favorite comedians ever. R.I.P. Robin Williams.

Bogeydefman3 2225 days ago

Seriously, the sub is FRENCH, NOT ENGLISH. smh

justin_russo 2312 days ago

Director name is wrong. Movie's director is Chris Columbus.

Rockerx 2354 days ago

i can watch this movie everyday Robin Williams the best comidian ever

angroboda_5 2392 days ago

There is an error in downloading this movie, the system cannot find the path - what does this mean?

jessicaoutlaw14 2639 days ago

I am raising my kids in movies I grew up with because I don't care to much for todays my youngest is a huge Robin Williams fan and I am too.

ck25 2786 days ago

thank you OTTO!

bob280 3681 days ago

thanks for the movie

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9 / 10

_Mrs. Doubtfire_, part of my Robin Williams retrospective

badelf

_Mrs. Doubtfire_, part of my Robin Williams retrospective Anne Fine's novel "Alias Madame Doubtfire" was written to help children navigate the pain of divorce…

_Mrs. Doubtfire_, part of my Robin Williams retrospective Anne Fine's novel "Alias Madame Doubtfire" was written to help children navigate the pain of divorce, offering comfort during one of life's hardest transitions. But in adapting it for the screen, director Chris Columbus and star Robin Williams created something unexpected: America's answer to Mary Poppins. Here, too, a magical nanny arrives to transform a fractured family, except this nanny is the father in disguise, and the magic isn't supernatural, it's love, patience, and the willingness to change. Thirty years later, Mrs. Doubtfire remains timeless, a film that demonstrates the breadth of Robin Williams' talent and may well be his most adorable role. Daniel Hillard is a voice actor, a devoted father, and a disaster of a husband. After losing custody of his three children in a divorce, he disguises himself as an elderly British nanny, Mrs. Euphegenia Doubtfire, and gets hired by his ex-wife Miranda (Sally Field) to care for the kids. What could have been mere farce becomes something deeper: a portrait of a man learning, slowly and painfully, how to be the parent his children need. Williams' performance is extraordinary, not because of the physicality — though his commitment to the role is flawless — but because he plays both Daniel and Mrs. Doubtfire as fully realized people. Daniel is manic, desperate, often selfish, but never mean-spirited. Mrs. Doubtfire is proper, competent, warm, and somehow more mature than Daniel has ever been. The film understands that the disguise isn't just a costume; it's a mirror, showing Daniel who he could be if he grew up. Williams navigates this duality with grace, making us believe in both characters. What makes Mrs. Doubtfire so satisfying is that everyone transforms. Daniel becomes a better father, not through grand gestures, but by learning the small, daily acts of care that hold a family together. Miranda softens, rediscovering joy and eventually allowing Daniel more time with the children than even the judge mandated. The kids learn to accept both parents as they are, flawed and human, and to trust that love doesn't disappear just because the family's structure has changed. By the end, no one has been fixed, exactly, but everyone has grown. The supporting cast enhances this warmth. Sally Field plays Miranda with a weariness that feels earned; she's not a shrew, just a woman who has carried too much for too long. Harvey Fierstein, the Tony-winning playwright who wrote La Cage aux Folles for Broadway (which would later inspire The Birdcage, another Williams vehicle), is delightful as Frank, Daniel's brother and accomplice in the transformation. Fierstein brings a sly, affectionate energy to the role, and his scenes with Williams crackle with warmth. Mrs. Doubtfire is a film about divorce that refuses to be cynical. It believes in second chances, in the possibility of change, in the resilience of children and the enduring power of parental love. It's also a showcase for one of cinema's greatest talents, a man who could make you laugh and break your heart in the same breath. Robin Williams gave us many unforgettable performances, but this one, silly, tender, utterly sincere, may be the one that best captures the breadth of his gift.

7 / 10

Danny" (Robin Williams) and wife "Miranda" (Sally Field)

CinemaSerf

"Danny" (Robin Williams) and wife "Miranda" (Sally Field) just can't go on any longer with their marriage. Their constant rowing and her husband finally…

"Danny" (Robin Williams) and wife "Miranda" (Sally Field) just can't go on any longer with their marriage. Their constant rowing and her husband finally jacking in his job as a voice-over artiste of some cigarette-based "creative differences" see her get a divorce. "Danny" adores his three kids but is only given visitation rights for a Saturday until he can prove worthy of more. He manages to get a basic job, but misses his brood terribly. When he hears that "Miranda" is seeking a housekeeper, he hits on the idea of getting his gay brother "Frank" (Harvey Fierstein) and his boyfriend - who are into prosthetics - to make him a mask and some body-altering clothes and et voilà - he is now the English (but Scottish sounding?) "Mrs Doubtfire". "Miranda" takes to her instantly - after some mischievous ground-laying work be her ex, and soon (s)he is back in the family home amongst the children (s)he loves. With court-ordered inspections of his home regularly taking place, it is only a matter of time before this wheeze is rumbled but "Danny" hopes that his employer at a television network for kids (Robert Prosky) might appreciate the character he has created, boost the flagging ratings and maybe that way he can make enough money to restore his family to him? Meantime, the wealthy and smarmy "Stuart" (Pierce Brosnan) is looming on the horizon trying to woo his way into the family's good books - an operation that "Mrs. Doubtfire" watches and abhors at first hand. She's quite a dab hand with a lime at thirty paces! For most of this, it showcases Williams' considerable skills as a mimic and comedy actor - his timing is great. The film does rather fall off a cliff for me during the last half hour in the restaurant, though, where the comedic surrenders to the slap-stick and the joke comes crumbling down leaving us in a well of cringing sentimentality that I didn't particularly enjoy. That said, it's ground-breaking cinema that illustrates just what a dad will do to to be with his children and it takes a huge great swipe at sexual stereotyping too. There's a gentle chemistry between Williams and Field and there are some lovely, vicious, one liners thrown in for us to savour. Not great, but very good.

7 / 10

Watched in my 20s, rewatched in my 40s as a father of 2.

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