Deb Girard, a location manager for “Mrs. Doubtfire,” explains that her co-location manager, the late Bruce Devan, was from the East Bay and helped choose Bridges Restaurant & Bar.

Deb Girard was a location manager for Mrs Doubtfire and she revealed her late colleague Bruce Devan was from the East Bay and helped choose Bridges Restaurant to film the iconic scene. ' ...

Unable to stand being separated from his children, he returns to the household disguised as their matriarchal nanny, Mrs Doubtfire ... Brodie accent. The restaurant scene, in which he flits ...

For instance, in the restaurant scene ... He said to me, ‘Boss, is there any way we can cut some of the Mrs. Doubtfire scenes?’” Unfortunately, Williams’ death stopped the sequel in ...

He pointed to two scenes that showcased Williams’s uncanny talent, both of which made it into the final cut: Mrs. Doubtfire losing her teeth in a drink at a restaurant and “the pie-in-the-face ...

The director pointed to two scenes that highlighted Williams’ improvisation chops: Mrs. Doubtfire losing her teeth in a drink at the restaurant and “the pie-in-the-face sequence.” ...

Rob McClure as Mrs. Doubtfire gets some help in the kitchen ... they manage to get Doubtfire entirely unspooled in a restaurant scene so that the actor ends up standing only in the padded ...

Before “Mrs. Doubtfire,” the Broadway musical ... seconds and the shortest is actually 18 seconds in the crazy restaurant scene at the end. I have a team of four that we lovingly call Team ...