The comedy film 'Mrs. Doubtfire', starring Robin Williams, was released in theaters.
Robin Williams won the Golden Globe Award for Best Actor – Motion Picture Musical or Comedy for his role in 'Mrs. Doubtfire'.
By early 1994, 'Mrs. Doubtfire' became one of the top-grossing films of 1993, grossing over $441 million worldwide.
Daniel Hillard and Miranda Hillard decide to legally separate due to marital issues, starting the custody battle for their children.
Daniel is granted limited visitation rights by the court, unable to have his children live with him full-time due to his job and lifestyle.
Daniel gets fired from his voice acting job because his professional responsibilities conflict with his need to care for his children.
Daniel disguises himself as an elderly British nanny named Mrs. Euphegenia Doubtfire to spend more time with his children.
Using the disguise, Daniel is hired by Miranda as the family's new housekeeper and nanny.
Daniel (as Mrs. Doubtfire) manages his roles caring for children during the day, and his real self dealing with his personal life and fights for custody.
During a birthday party, Miranda realizes that Mrs. Doubtfire is actually Daniel in disguise.
Following the revelation, a court ruling allows Daniel more time with his children, improving his parental rights.
Miranda and Daniel start to work together amicably for the sake of their children, moving towards co-parenting.
