Mrs. Doubtfire | Entertainment News, Photos, and Videos

The new Broadway musical Mrs. Doubtfire just opened and it features rising star Analise Scarpaci!

The 21-year-old actress plays the role of Lydia, the eldest daughter of Daniel Hillard, and she gets to show off her powerhouse vocals throughout the show. THR says that she “nearly steals the show with her emotionally complex, beautifully sung performance.”

Analise got her start on Broadway at the age of 12 in A Christmas Story, The Musical and she went on to appear in Matilda, The Musical as well. She’s also a recording artist and just dropped her debut EP, Pathetic Little Dreamer. Get it now on iTunes!

Learn more about Analise with these 10 Fun Facts below:

1. I love to read! My favorite books are “The Unhoneymooners” by Christina Lauren and “Lucia Lucia” by Adriana Trigiani.
2. I’m a HUGE New York Giants fan and I’m obsessed with football.
3. I didn’t learn how to ride a bike until I was 16.
4. I still don’t have my driver’s permit or license.
5. I’m a Scorpio sun, Cancer moon and Sagittarius rising :)

Click inside to read the rest of the answers… More Here! »

Lisa Jakub is opening up about working with Robin Williams, and the nice things the late star did for her.

The 42-year-old writer and former actress, who starred in Mrs. Doubtfire as Lydia Hillard, spoke about her experience acting in the film in an interview with Yahoo.

Click inside to read more…More Here! »

Mrs. Doubtfire director Chris Columbus is setting the record straight about a possible NC-17 cut of his movie.

On Thursday (March 18), a tweet that claimed there were PG, PG-13, R, and NC-17 cuts of the beloved Robin Williams film went viral. People had mixed thoughts about the idea of an explicit cut of the film.

Chris clarified in an interview with EW on Friday that while there isn’t an NC-17 cut of the film, there are three separate versions of it and one of them is R-rated.

“The reality is that there was a deal between Robin and myself, which was, he’ll do one or two, three scripted takes. And then he would say, ‘Then let me play.’ And we would basically go on anywhere between 15 to 22 takes, I think 22 being the most I remember,” the director explained.

Chris recalled that Robin would create new lines and versions for every take. “He would sometimes go into territory that wouldn’t be appropriate for a PG-13 movie, but certainly appropriate and hilariously funny for an R-rated film. I only [previously] used the phrase NC-17 as a joke. There could be no NC-17 version of the movie,” he said.

The director also added that while Robin‘s improv led to “three or four” versions of the film, he isn’t necessarily planning on releasing them.

“I would be open to maybe doing a documentary about the making of the film, and enabling people to see certain scenes re-edited in an R-rated version,” Chris said. “The problem is, I don’t recall most of it. I only know what’s in the movie at this point because it’s been a long time. But I do remember it was outrageously funny material.”

“I think that that would be the best approach. I’m very proud of the film… I’m in a good place with Mrs. Doubtfire, so there’s really no reason to do the definitive cut. The definitive cut of Mrs. Doubtfire is out in the world right now,” he concluded.

Find out what happened to the house they shot the movie in…

Twitter is debating what an NC-17 version of the movie Mrs. Doubtfire might look like after its existence was teased in a viral tweet.

The account @FactsOnFilm tweeted on Thursday (March 18) that there are multiple cuts of the beloved 1993 movie.

“While filming Mrs. Doubtfire (1993), Robin Williams improvised so much that there were PG, PG-13, R, and NC-17 cuts of the film,” the account said.

There are a lot of fans who are so excited over the prospect of an explicit version of the family film and many are comparing it to the Snyder cut of Justice League, which was released this week. Others are saying that an NC-17 version is likely very transphobic and would not be appropriate for people to see.

Click inside to read what people are saying… More Here! »

It’s a Mrs. Doubtfire family reunion!

Pierce Brosnan reunited with three of the child stars 25 years after filming the classic Robin Williams comedy: Matthew Lawrence, Mara Wilson and Lisa Jakub.

If you don’t remember, Lisa played Lydia, the oldest of the Hillard children. She shared a video, in which Pierce holds a camera up to his phone showing them at the 1993 premiere of their movie and then revealing them all now.

“Here you go: At the premiere of Mrs. Doubtfire and here we are, we pull back slowly, tada!” he said.

“Love you, love you all so much. So good to be a part of your lives. I want to get into the picture as well.” Watch the sweet moment below!

The house in San Francisco that was made famous by the film Mrs. Doubtfire was damaged after two small fires were set outside on Monday evening (January 5).

There is an arson investigation underway after the home’s owner smelled gasoline outside the front door.

A doormat was set ablaze, as well as the side of the garage. The homeowner was luckily able to douse the flames before he called authorities to the scene, according to USA Today.

After Robin Williams‘ death last year, the house became a makeshift memorial where many people placed flowers to pay tribute to the late great actor.