It also shows, what kind of person Williams was. I asume they offered him loads of money and still... he turned it down 3 times, because he didnt like the script. Most "celebs" today wouldnt bother to read the script and would only care for the money
For once a movie didn’t show an unrealistic happy ending, but one that can help kids understand that mommies and daddies don’t always live happily ever after. It was the right path to take for that film and for so many kids that need to understand better why their parents are sometimes much better apart than they are together.
Yeah, that was one thing that irked me in Liar Liar. They shouldn't have gotten back together and their reason for breaking up was more legit than the reason they broke up in Mrs. Doubtfire.
Nobody could've played Mrs. Doubtfire but Robin Williams. He made it his own and it forever became one of the iconic characters in movie history. RIP Robin Williams 😞
The scene where the cake mask was melting was actually happening because the heat from the studio lights was in fact the cause of the melting. But Robin Williams continued the shooting of the scene and it went really well. Master of improvisation right there.
Holy f thank you. Minty should have had that line in there. So classic. I came to comments to mention it and there it was. The look on Brosnans face too. He nailed the serious guy in a comedy movie role. It must be tough to be the serious guy and still be funny.
They had a cast reunion last year. Brosnan told how long the "run-by fruiting" took. He said something like "I was standing there, fruits flying by my head left and right, but he never hit"
I swear Robin deserved a best actor Oscar nomination for this performance similar to the way Depp was nominated for Pirates and Downey Jr for Tropic Thunder
Robin Williams spent most of his life living in San Francisco and filmed several films including Patch Adams, Flubber, Bicentennial Man, and What Dreams May Come through out the '90's.
i heard in another video that the "frosting face tea" scene was almost entirely adlibbed by Robin. and that the melting of the face was a perfect improve. (:
Robin William's did a lot of adlibbing in his movies. Some directors said they would just turn the cameras on and let him go getting a lot of really good material to work with. He is missed terribly in the film world!
Awesome fact: the song Tears of a Clown by Iron Maiden was written as a tribute to Robin Williams. He truly was something special. May he rest in peace.
@@bassman0704 : you are correct, (the version that you kindly provided the site for) this isn’t the version I heard back then. This is the song ‘Tears Of A Clown’ by Smokey Robinson & The Miracles, that I listened to way back then. Thanks for the clarification.
And fun fact, the face icing scene was partly done on improv. It wasn't supposed to drip into the coffee but because it was too warm it did and Williams and whatever the actress name is stayed in character Willams just went along and did the scene and they kept it.
“Look kids, that’s liposuction “ Comedy gold from the best. So sad we lost him so young. Even sadder if you watch What dreams may come, in my opinion one of his best movies.
As a child I got to see the dubbed version first and for some inane reason they did not translate "liposuction" but kind of winged it. Until years later,when I got to see the original version, I wondered what "Leeepasutchan" was...
One of my all time favorite comedies.y heart breaks because Robin Williams was one of not just greatest comedians but actors. I loved him and hope he has found peace.
Mrs doubtfire was even one of genie’s impressions in Aladdin and the king of thieves And did I mention that robin williams reprised his role as the genie in Aladdin and the king of thieves
The most funny part is when they're at the Bridges Restaurant at the end and Mrs Doubtfire says 'I need to take my medicine' and Miranda says 'We have water at the table' ...Mrs Doubtfire replies with 'I don't take it orally, dear!' haha So funny!
This movie will always be special to me. Right around the time of its release I would've been 8 years old and my parents were heading to a divorce. When I finally got around to seeing it the divorce was happening when I was around 10. I was sent to a therapist to help me cope with the divorce but none of that shit helped. Only this movie gave me some sense of solace during that difficult time. It helped me realize that even though my world seemed to be ending in the end it will be okay. I'll always be grateful to Robin Williams and the rest of cast and crew for helping me grieve.
The circumstances of the end of his life are so tragic that it makes you wonder if you'd do the same in his situation. If not, then you have to at least understand the want to control your own life before everything that you are is lost and what's left is a shell. It's awful how he had to go, and heart breaking he was alone and forced into such an exit, but the only other option was to watch a beloved icon suffer and deteriorate in front of us. His actions show he didn't want it and he left us on his own terms. He left behind an amazing legacy that shouldn't be overcast by anything. Because it's not about how you end, but what you did for the world and what made him and continues to make you happy. Watch Mrs. Doubtfire, Hook, Jumanji, Night at the museum, Aladdin, Good Will Hunting, Patch Adams, Jack...and have a merrier Christmas x
Awesome top ten! Just one minor correction: The movie was not entirely filmed in San Francisco. The scene at the restaurant (where Robin is finally “exposed”) was filmed at a restaurant in the East Bay Area town of Danville, CA, at a restaurant known as Bridges. I know this because I grew up there and went to visit the filming. I even have a ballpoint pen that was dropped by Williams as he was exiting his cast trailer. For a small suburban town, having a major motion picture with such a talented cast was a big deal. It was hilarious to see this spot in the resulting film. A little bit of movie history in an otherwise quiet town. 🍤
Robin Williams writing a letter too a school in order to help a child actor, sounds like something he would do. I've heard he was very much into helping kids, and it seems like he often donated to ST Judes childrens hospital. it's no wonder his best work was probably the Patch Adams movie.
Love love love this piece, thank you!!!!! Robin Williams was a genius. He was Salt of the Earth people, naturally funny, intelligent, empathetic, just brilliant entertainer. He could hide all the sadness in his being, but at the end, he couldn't bare it anymore... RIP beautiful Robin
One of my favourite films. It’s just a flawless film, it’s humour still holds up. Love it. I have read so many positive things about Robin Williams to and wish he was still here. I always thought there was a deep sadness in his eyes, guess I was right.
One thing that bugged me about the film was that Daniel’s older kids find out but this turn of events doesn’t really go anywhere. It’s like you almost could have had the same movie without it.
Well YES...but then an ORGANIC version of the kids finding out would have been people actually discussing the validity of the current family court climate and even feminism in general. The Older kids would have taken SIDES! Miranda the Bad Cop...would have LOST that argument for the feminist imperative. MIGHT have made certain movement come about MUCH sooner due to Robin's Star Power. THAT's why the kids finding out didn't go anywhere seemingly. Feminist Hollywood couldn't have that, you see! ;)
Great film, arguably Robin’s signature role. I’m still intrigued to see what a Mrs Doubtfire 2 would have looked like had it been made. Still can’t believe Robin is no longer with us. May he RIP.
Big benefit to staying up late in L.A. . Get to catch some Minty goodness hot off the press. Excellent work, as always. And with that I better get some shut-eye. Gotta wake up in 2 hours, watch more Minty and go to work.
That Itchy and Scratchy shirt is priceless. Back in the good old days when the Simpsons were clever and funny in the first 6 seasons but that’s my opinion. Mrs. Doubtfire is my all time favorite Robin Williams movie even though he won the Oscar for his performance in Good Will Hunting. R.i.p. Robin Williams we love and miss you more than you could ever imagine.🌹😢
Was a good movie, but basically the mom was jealous that the kids liked their father more than her, so she left and took the kids and was a petty b!tch that wouldn’t let her husband see the kids because of her jealousy...so the dad had to dress up and pose as a nanny just to get to see his kids.
@@Dj.MODÆO Perhaps. However, remember, he never disciplined them. He let them do whatever they wanted to. After all, SOMEBODY had to be the adult. Nevertheless, I did still feel sorry for his character Daniel. This movie is as sad as it is funny. 🤣😢
I remember seeing video footage of Andy Kaufman live at Carnegie Hall, where he introduced his "grandmother" and let her sit in a chair on stage to watch him perform. I'm sure I was not the only one who, after Mrs Doubtfire came out, knew this was Robin Williams in little old lady disguise.
And don't forget Great Britten (?) is also the nation that brought 'Monty Python', a show where men-wearing-women's-clothing was nearly in every other sketch!
Plus Mrs. Doubtfire had just started the kids show, I see that leading right to that sitcom show, possible relationship with the mom character again or even a new mom if Sally didn't want to return. Lots or ways to take it
I'm glad there was never a sequel. This is just a really good stand alone movie, and should remain that way.
Same but I'm a little curious on what exactly was planned though.
It also shows, what kind of person Williams was. I asume they offered him loads of money and still... he turned it down 3 times, because he didnt like the script. Most "celebs" today wouldnt bother to read the script and would only care for the money
@@yoda908 I kind of remember what it was about before the IMDB page was deleted.
.🤔😑.
Well a sequel might have been good with Robin Williams the original actors in. But Without Robin we most DEFINITELY don’t want a sequel.
I'm so glad they didn't have them get back together. Mrs. Doubtfires monologue at the end is so beautiful and so many kids needed to hear it.
For once a movie didn’t show an unrealistic happy ending, but one that can help kids understand that mommies and daddies don’t always live happily ever after. It was the right path to take for that film and for so many kids that need to understand better why their parents are sometimes much better apart than they are together.
Yeah, that was one thing that irked me in Liar Liar. They shouldn't have gotten back together and their reason for breaking up was more legit than the reason they broke up in Mrs. Doubtfire.
Nobody could've played Mrs. Doubtfire but Robin Williams. He made it his own and it forever became one of the iconic characters in movie history. RIP Robin Williams 😞
Loved almost all movies with Robin Williams. Miss him and his movies.
Agreed 109%
Same!!
Which ones don’t you like
u guys ever seen 1 hour photo? 😲
You miss his films? You do know you can just rewatch them right?
RIP Robin Williams. You were beyond a legend.
"Today we are returning to the 90's..."
If only that were really true 😢
I'd much rather return to the 80s
I'd give my left nut just to go back to the 90's for a day
The scene where the cake mask was melting was actually happening because the heat from the studio lights was in fact the cause of the melting. But Robin Williams continued the shooting of the scene and it went really well.
Master of improvisation right there.
"Look at this! My first day as a woman and I'm getting hot flashes."
Miss Doubtfire is on fire.
"It was a run-by fruiting. I'll get them, sir. Don't worry."
Holy f thank you. Minty should have had that line in there. So classic. I came to comments to mention it and there it was. The look on Brosnans face too. He nailed the serious guy in a comedy movie role. It must be tough to be the serious guy and still be funny.
Lmfao I just laughed so hard reading that!!! Haha CLASSIC line!
I nearly died the first time I heard it.
Fantastic line, one of my favorites. 🤣
They had a cast reunion last year. Brosnan told how long the "run-by fruiting" took. He said something like "I was standing there, fruits flying by my head left and right, but he never hit"
This was the first movie I ever saw with my future wife. 29 years later & we’re still going strong. This movie will forever mean so much to me!
I swear Robin deserved a best actor Oscar nomination for this performance similar to the way Depp was nominated for Pirates and Downey Jr for Tropic Thunder
Robin Williams spent most of his life living in San Francisco and filmed several films including Patch Adams, Flubber, Bicentennial Man, and What Dreams May Come through out the '90's.
Ok
i heard in another video that the "frosting face tea" scene was almost entirely adlibbed by Robin. and that the melting of the face was a perfect improve. (:
Robin William's did a lot of adlibbing in his movies. Some directors said they would just turn the cameras on and let him go getting a lot of really good material to work with. He is missed terribly in the film world!
Nothing beats a classic than Mrs.Doubtfire. My favorite
Awesome fact: the song Tears of a Clown by Iron Maiden was written as a tribute to Robin Williams. He truly was something special. May he rest in peace.
Uhmmm, except that I heard this song on an album, when I was a teen in 1967. It was rereleased as a single in 1970.
@@slcRN1971 this song? ruclips.net/video/z4CXD5cdhcc/видео.html
That's fantastic!
@@bassman0704 : you are correct, (the version that you kindly provided the site for) this isn’t the version I heard back then. This is the song ‘Tears Of A Clown’ by Smokey Robinson & The Miracles, that I listened to way back then. Thanks for the clarification.
@@slcRN1971 ah I'll check that tune out. I'm always up for some good music.
Rest in peace Mr. Williams, you were only a few who could make me bust out laughing 😢.
And fun fact, the face icing scene was partly done on improv. It wasn't supposed to drip into the coffee but because it was too warm it did and Williams and whatever the actress name is stayed in character Willams just went along and did the scene and they kept it.
“Look kids, that’s liposuction “ Comedy gold from the best. So sad we lost him so young. Even sadder if you watch What dreams may come, in my opinion one of his best movies.
Oh my... I forgot about that movie. Gonna watch that when I find it. That movie is ART!💜😇
Let's make a deal. I'll watch that film, since I've never seen it, and you check out 'The Fisher King' if you don't remember it. Highly underrated.
As a child I got to see the dubbed version first and for some inane reason they did not translate "liposuction" but kind of winged it. Until years later,when I got to see the original version, I wondered what "Leeepasutchan" was...
Despite the content, What Dreams May Come was a beautiful cinematic visual.
@@je23508 agreed, it was amazing visually as well. Some brilliant artists where involved in that movie.
R.I.P Robert Williams. You’ll be missed you legend
100 years from now people will still be sad that Robin killed himself ... someone so funny would have such a sad ending
@@billgee02 agreed he will never be forgotten and no one on this earth can replace him
@@billgee02 Facts!
Robin Williams
"Or do they need like, a few light slams every now and then?" 😆
Light slam
@@promontorium spell correct haha damn
Wow
One of my all time favorite comedies.y heart breaks because Robin Williams was one of not just greatest comedians but actors. I loved him and hope he has found peace.
Absolutely loved this film as a kid and when I realised the small girl went onto play Matilda. It made it even better
Honestly this might be my favourite role of Robin absolute classic!, rip too the legend 1 of the funniest people too walk this earth
RIP Robin Williams. He gave us so much joy.
Mrs doubtfire was even one of genie’s impressions in Aladdin and the king of thieves
And did I mention that robin williams reprised his role as the genie in Aladdin and the king of thieves
I herd the cake on face scene was I improvised. As the frosting started melting under the stage lights.
A movie that made me laugh and cry for different reasons. Now, I still laugh and cry when I watch is because I miss Robin Williams so much.
The most funny part is when they're at the Bridges Restaurant at the end and Mrs Doubtfire says 'I need to take my medicine' and Miranda says 'We have water at the table' ...Mrs Doubtfire replies with 'I don't take it orally, dear!' haha So funny!
The world changed a bit the day that he died. So sad.
one of the greats, no doubt... no pun intended...
😓
So true
He hasn't just died - he committed suicide!
Yes, The day Robbin died the world became a little sadder.
Minty, You are FREAKING amazing!
I love how I saw this when I was little, and didn’t get 99% of the jokes, but still loved this movie so much I watched it like everyday.
This movie will always be special to me. Right around the time of its release I would've been 8 years old and my parents were heading to a divorce. When I finally got around to seeing it the divorce was happening when I was around 10. I was sent to a therapist to help me cope with the divorce but none of that shit helped. Only this movie gave me some sense of solace during that difficult time. It helped me realize that even though my world seemed to be ending in the end it will be okay. I'll always be grateful to Robin Williams and the rest of cast and crew for helping me grieve.
Robin had such a wonderful soul. He was not only a great actor. But he shined in his movies.
The man was the greatest movie comedian in the history of cinema.
They said that about groucho marx also
“Very Young Pierce Brosnan” was 40 years old 😅
For Pierce Brosnan that is young 😂
@@Maesterful You got a point there. I don't think Pierce Brosnan existed in a world were he was a child or young man.
@@Danielson1818 At least he doesn't look younger the older he gets, like Elijah Woods 😂
Ikr, I think he was born being middle aged....lol!
I believe he said “Pre-Bond Pierce Brosnan”
Born in 82... after hook, this t
Is the next movie I saw Robin Williams in. It has left a special place in my heart since 5th grade
Jeeze, I wouldn’t describe Robin Williams as “full of Joy”.... he definitely instilled joy in others. However he did end up taking his own life.
The circumstances of the end of his life are so tragic that it makes you wonder if you'd do the same in his situation. If not, then you have to at least understand the want to control your own life before everything that you are is lost and what's left is a shell. It's awful how he had to go, and heart breaking he was alone and forced into such an exit, but the only other option was to watch a beloved icon suffer and deteriorate in front of us. His actions show he didn't want it and he left us on his own terms. He left behind an amazing legacy that shouldn't be overcast by anything. Because it's not about how you end, but what you did for the world and what made him and continues to make you happy.
Watch Mrs. Doubtfire, Hook, Jumanji, Night at the museum, Aladdin, Good Will Hunting, Patch Adams, Jack...and have a merrier Christmas x
@@yoda908 Sure of that I am not.
Still laugh 😆 at the part wear he throws an orange 🍊 ( it was a run by fruiting
Awesome top ten! Just one minor correction: The movie was not entirely filmed in San Francisco. The scene at the restaurant (where Robin is finally “exposed”) was filmed at a restaurant in the East Bay Area town of Danville, CA, at a restaurant known as Bridges. I know this because I grew up there and went to visit the filming. I even have a ballpoint pen that was dropped by Williams as he was exiting his cast trailer. For a small suburban town, having a major motion picture with such a talented cast was a big deal. It was hilarious to see this spot in the resulting film. A little bit of movie history in an otherwise quiet town. 🍤
Yep, I think they even have a picture hanging in the restaurant of Mrs Doubtfire
Polly Holiday is the actress that made the phrase, “Kiss my grits!”, famous. Her continued spunk doesn’t surprise me.
I love Mrs. Doubtfire. There were various scenes that made me cry. It was really emotional.
"It was a rub-by fruiting!" That line gets me everytime...lol
I really miss Robin Williams. 😢💔
“That’s the formaldehyde. That’s why granny’s so well preserved.” As an adult, this is definitely a great dig at a cranky in-law.
Mork, Gidget and Remington Steele.
Why does RUclips constantly take down your older videos? Is it some copyright bullcrap?
Yep
Not just him. RUclips been doing that alot to a bunch of RUclips channels since they changed rules.
It's horrible. Its not the full movie its reviews. My goodness
RUclips doesn't recognize the fair use clause in copyright law.
This is one robin williams greatest films. I can literally quote the film word for word. RIP Robin Williams.
Robin Williams will forever be one of the greats. I'll always miss him.
Thanks again for the hard work and content!
I love this film Robin Williams was amazing in it thanks uploading this Minty respect man👊❤👊❤👊❤
Robin Williams writing a letter too a school in order to help a child actor, sounds like something he would do.
I've heard he was very much into helping kids, and it seems like he often donated to ST Judes childrens hospital.
it's no wonder his best work was probably the Patch Adams movie.
Love love love this piece, thank you!!!!!
Robin Williams was a genius. He was Salt of the Earth people, naturally funny, intelligent, empathetic, just brilliant entertainer. He could hide all the sadness in his being, but at the end, he couldn't bare it anymore... RIP beautiful Robin
RIP Robin McLaurin Williams July 21, 1951, August 11, 2014, You are loved and missed.
Robin Williams is brilliant in this 90's comedy film. 😀👍
Robin often insisted on filming in S.F. In his later years, he would almost exclusively film there.
One of my favourite films. It’s just a flawless film, it’s humour still holds up. Love it. I have read so many positive things about Robin Williams to and wish he was still here. I always thought there was a deep sadness in his eyes, guess I was right.
One thing that bugged me about the film was that Daniel’s older kids find out but this turn of events doesn’t really go anywhere. It’s like you almost could have had the same movie without it.
Well YES...but then an ORGANIC version of the kids finding out would have been people actually discussing the validity of the current family court climate and even feminism in general. The Older kids would have taken SIDES! Miranda the Bad Cop...would have LOST that argument for the feminist imperative. MIGHT have made certain movement come about MUCH sooner due to Robin's Star Power. THAT's why the kids finding out didn't go anywhere seemingly. Feminist Hollywood couldn't have that, you see! ;)
Great film, arguably Robin’s signature role. I’m still intrigued to see what a Mrs Doubtfire 2 would have looked like had it been made. Still can’t believe Robin is no longer with us. May he RIP.
I still miss Robin Williams. May he rest in peace.
Simply heart warming.
Minty! I love waking up to a fresh minty video! Cheers buddy and have a merry XMASS
My favourite channel on RUclips keeps on giving! Happy Summer/Christmas Minty!!
Big benefit to staying up late in L.A. . Get to catch some Minty goodness hot off the press. Excellent work, as always. And with that I better get some shut-eye. Gotta wake up in 2 hours, watch more Minty and go to work.
13:26 - "It was a run-by FRUITING!"
I hope they release an extended edition with the half hour deleted scenes, it really does add an extra layer to the story. Could have won Oscars.
I worked with a girl who says you wouldn't believe how small that house actually is.
Minty is over here FLEXIN that he’s been to San Francisco several times 🤣
One of my absolute favorite movies. Definitely in my top 10. A funny movie with heart.
Only part not filmed in SF was the pool scene , that was filmed in Oakland at the Claremont Hotel . Thanks Minty 👏
and the restaurant scene was filmed in Danville
You re-upload, I re-watch... I got you Minty!
That Itchy and Scratchy shirt is priceless. Back in the good old days when the Simpsons were clever and funny in the first 6 seasons but that’s my opinion. Mrs. Doubtfire is my all time favorite Robin Williams movie even though he won the Oscar for his performance in Good Will Hunting. R.i.p. Robin Williams we love and miss you more than you could ever imagine.🌹😢
Scary how Mrs. Doubtfire is now a Disney property along with Robin Williams other Disney/Touchstone films R.I.P.
I think Touchstone has been a subsidiary of Disney the entire time. They handle movies the main company generally won't. Unless I'm mistaken
You're correct my favorite film of theirs was Down and out in Beverly hills hope Disney doesn't reboot that one for gods sake
I'm 40 and I only have seen bits and pieces of this movie
Was a good movie, but basically the mom was jealous that the kids liked their father more than her, so she left and took the kids and was a petty b!tch that wouldn’t let her husband see the kids because of her jealousy...so the dad had to dress up and pose as a nanny just to get to see his kids.
Neil ! Come on now mate. Time to watch it.
@@Dj.MODÆO Perhaps. However, remember, he never disciplined them. He let them do whatever they wanted to. After all, SOMEBODY had to be the adult.
Nevertheless, I did still feel sorry for his character Daniel. This movie is as sad as it is funny. 🤣😢
Tom Hanks would've been great in this role because of his work on Bosom Buddies.
Nice one, Minty. *Again!*
(Maybe one day these money-grubbing copyright holders will realize you're giving their films tons of FREE publicity.)
Mrs Doubtfire is a classic.🙏🏾🖖🏿✌🏿☝🏿👸🏿🤶🏿👰🏿
I was 3 when this came out and I love it. Also 1994 was an insane year for movies that would become part of my childhood...
One of the many reasons Robin Williams is my favorite actor even in his passing.
That soccer cake looks so good in the beginning.
I wonder if you can still buy one like that 😋
You just keep getting better and better!!! Thanks for sharing..
Minty.. cheers to you for another triumph video that adds to us the viewers’ Christmas joy this week
Took your time with this one minty fudging love this film
This film was what made me fall in love with San Fran.
What a classic
I remember seeing video footage of Andy Kaufman live at Carnegie Hall, where he introduced his "grandmother" and let her sit in a chair on stage to watch him perform. I'm sure I was not the only one who, after Mrs Doubtfire came out, knew this was Robin Williams in little old lady disguise.
Robin Williams was truly a gift to the world.
You rock Minty, keep up the good vids !
One of, if not THE, best movies of Robin Williams (at least in a comedic role).
And don't forget Great Britten (?) is also the nation that brought 'Monty Python', a show where men-wearing-women's-clothing was nearly in every other sketch!
Good to hear from you again! I always love your analyses.
what a loss...he really was a great man
The only one to throw fruit at James bond's head and get away with it with a great line "there was a run-by shooting "
Run by FRUITing
My bad I was going off of memory haven't seen that movie you're in over 10 years, run by fruiting thanks
Mrs doubtfire has a Scottish accent which Robin nails I’m thrilled that it didn’t have a sequel
Mrs Doubtfire is so good! Definitely my favorite Robin Williams movie.
I glad there was no Mrs Doubtfire sequel..
Rest in Peace Robin Williams 😭😭
Love your 10 things videos!!!!
Rest peacefully Robin Williams
A classic movie and one of the best from The Best.. RIP Pagliacci
One of best robin Williams movie in my opinion!👵👵👵👵👵👵👵👵👵
Mrs. Doubtfire gets her own sitcom. That would be the obvious sequel.
Plus Mrs. Doubtfire had just started the kids show, I see that leading right to that sitcom show, possible relationship with the mom character again or even a new mom if Sally didn't want to return. Lots or ways to take it