Robin Williams's iconic MRS. DOUBTFIRE (1993) dons her wig and returns to the big screen for For Goodness Cakes! All proceeds from this benefit screening go toward their work giving youth in foster care a special moment.
MRS. DOUBTFIRE stars Robin Williams as the legendary Scottish housekeeper—an alternate identity assumed by cartoon voice actor Daniel Hillard so he can continue to see his children after his unhappy wife Miranda (Sally Field) files for divorce. But how long can Euphegenia Doubtfire keep up appearances? Co-starring Pierce Brosnan, Harvey Fierstien, and Mara Wilson, MRS. DOUBTFIRE is a beloved '90s family gem.
About For Goodness Cakes:
For Goodness Cakes is a nonprofit organization that bakes and delivers birthday and graduation cakes to youth in foster care. By providing a child with a treat made especially for them, it gives them some much needed time to not feel the increasing pressure of their socioeconomic situation, but rather to help nurture optimism and confidence at a critical age.
You can find out more at forgoodnesscakes.org.
MRS. DOUBTFIRE stars Robin Williams as the legendary Scottish housekeeper—an alternate identity assumed by cartoon voice actor Daniel Hillard so he can continue to see his children after his unhappy wife Miranda (Sally Field) files for divorce. But how long can Euphegenia Doubtfire keep up appearances? Co-starring Pierce Brosnan, Harvey Fierstien, and Mara Wilson, MRS. DOUBTFIRE is a beloved '90s family gem.
About For Goodness Cakes:
For Goodness Cakes is a nonprofit organization that bakes and delivers birthday and graduation cakes to youth in foster care. By providing a child with a treat made especially for them, it gives them some much needed time to not feel the increasing pressure of their socioeconomic situation, but rather to help nurture optimism and confidence at a critical age.
You can find out more at forgoodnesscakes.org.
Director: Chris Columbus
Run time: 126 mins
Format: Digital
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