‘Mrs. Doubtfire’ Director Shoots Down Claim Of An NC-17 Cut — But Confirms There’s An R-Rated Version

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The director of Mrs. Doubtfire has revealed that there is an R-rated version of the film.

"Mrs. Doubtfire" director Chris Columbus has spoken out following rumors that there are multiple cuts of the movie, including ones with much higher ratings.

If setting your fake boobs alight wasn’t enough rudeness for one film, it transpires there’s an R-rated version of Mrs Doubtfire.

Director Chris Columbus set the record straight regarding rumors of the existence of an NC-17 cut of the beloved family film “Mrs. Doubtfire,” denying that ridiculous notion, right before he went ahead and confirmed there is an R-rated cut of the Robin Williams film.

Mrs. Doubtfire director Chris Columbus has confirmed that an R-rated version of the 1993 comedy exists.A viral tweet from Film Facts had suggested that, due to Robin Williams’ frequent improvisations during filming, there were unused “PG, PG-13, R, and NC-17 cuts of the film.”Speaking to Entertainment Weekly on Friday (March 19), Columbus quelled speculation about an NC-17-rated (no children under 17 permitted) version of the film, but revealed that there are three different versions of it, including an R-rated (Under-17s require accompanying parent or adult guardian) cut.While filming 'Mrs.

There has been recent chatter on social media about there being four versions of the classic comedy-drama film, Mrs. Doubtfire (1993), includingPG, PG-13, R, and the explicit, NC-17.In the days since the tweet went out, people have had mixed thoughts about the idea of a Rated NC-17 (No children under 17) version, since the original PG-13, starring Robin Williams in the titular role, was so successful at the box office.Director Chris Columbus is now setting the record straight about the possibility of there being alternative edits of Mrs.

confirmed internet rumors that all of the late star’s improvisations didn’t end up on the cutting room floor.Chris Columbus is even open to making a documentary about the creation of the film, showcasing some of Williams’ “hilariously funny” but not-safe-for-a-family-movie material that didn’t make it into the theaters, the director told Entertainment Weekly.The outtakes from the gender-bending movie don’t rise to the level of an NC-17 rating, but there are three different versions of the film, including an R-rated cut, said Columbus, also known for the “Home Alone” and “Harry Potter” movies.“The reality is that there was a deal between Robin and myself, which was, he’ll do one or two, three scripted takes.

The Mrs. Doubtfire rumors of an NC-17 version have been refuted by the film’s director, Chris Columbus. But he says there is an R-rated cut among three different versions of the film.

Haley Bosselman editorOn Friday, director Chris Columbus revealed that an R-rated version of the beloved 1993 comedy “Mrs. Doubtfire” exists – though there is not a NC-17 cut of the film.The confirmation first came from Entertainment Weekly following a viral tweet that noted Robin Williams, who played the eponymous Euphegenia Doubtfire, improvised so much that there were PG, PG-13, R and NC-17 cuts of the film.

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

viral tweet suggested it exists. Twitter account Film Facts claimed that the late actor “improvised so much” while filming the Chris Columbus-directed flick that “that there were PG, PG-13, R and NC-17 cuts of the film.”Now, Twitter users are begging to get their hands on this risqué cut.“The public deserves to see the NC-17 Mrs.

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.

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