Mrs. Doubtfire

Factual error: In one scene, Mrs. Doubtfire pulls the symbol off of Stu's car. She shouldn't have been able to do that, since a cable connects the symbol to the inside of the car. (01:00:30)

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Factual error: The piano was invented by Bartolomeo Cristofori in the year 1720, in the 18th century. Miranda recommends a "17th-century grand piano" for Stuart's bed-and-breakfast inn.

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Suggested correction: Could this perhaps be more of a character mistake Miranda made that there's reason to believe her character wouldn't make? A lot of people out there confuse centuries and think the 1700s is the 17th century, but if there's a good point that Miranda, as a character, shouldn't have made this mistake, this would still be a character mistake as it shouldn't have been written that way for her in that case.

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Continuity mistake: In the pool scene where Mrs. Doubtfire picks up and throws a lime at the back of Stu's head, when Stu walks away and the camera goes back to Mrs. Doubtfire at the bar, the lime that she threw is still on the top of the stack of fruit. (01:16:40)

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Trivia: The man who plays Todd the bartender at the swimming pool is Robin Williams' brother, Todd Williams.

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Question: When Daniel is changing back into Mrs. Doubtfire, why does he/she pour the whole bottle of perfume over him/herself?

Answer: To get rid of the smell of alcohol, although it's pretty obvious Mrs Doubtfire is drunk anyway.

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