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* IrrationalHatred: Subverted, but Miranda at first seemingly absolutely hates Daniel to a point she refuses to let him see their kids and is outraged at [[spoiler:finding out both her seemingly-hated husband and Mrs. Doubtfire are one and the same, but then Miranda has a JerkassRealization and deep down she never stopped loving Daniel]].
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* IrrationalHatred: Subverted, but Miranda at first seemingly absolutely hates doesn't deny Daniel to a point custody because she refuses hates him, but because he isn't responsible enough to let him see their meet the bare minimum of childcare (having a clean house for the kids to stay in and is outraged good food for them to eat). She initially responds badly to discovering his ruse, but anyone would be furious at [[spoiler:finding out both her seemingly-hated husband that sort of mindfuck. [[spoiler:She agrees to joint custody now that Daniel's learned to be responsible and Mrs. Doubtfire are one and the same, but then Miranda has a JerkassRealization and deep down she never stopped loving Daniel]].she's had time to calm down.]]
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** When Mr. Lundy wants to meet Daniel to go over his ideas for a show, he is only available on the same day that the family is celebrating Miranda's birthday, ''and'' both meetings happen at the same hotel.
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* LonelyBachelorPad: Daniel's divorced-guy apartment is an absolute wreck, at least at first.
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* {{Manchild}}: Daniel is definitely this, if the out-of-control birthday party is any evidence to go by. Unfortunately for him, it's this immaturity and lack of responsibility that costs him his marriage, and in Miranda's own words he "never took anything seriously". It's only after he becomes Mrs. Doubtfire that he begins to dial back these tendencies, but he is still very much a happy-go-lucky and fun-loving guy when he needs to be.
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* {{Manchild}}: Daniel is definitely this, if the out-of-control birthday party is any evidence to go by. Unfortunately for him, it's this immaturity and lack of responsibility that costs him his marriage, and in Miranda's own words he "never took anything seriously". seriously." It's only after he becomes Mrs. Doubtfire that he begins to dial back these tendencies, but he is still very much a happy-go-lucky and fun-loving guy when he needs to be.
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* AdaptationalLocationChange: The book was set in England while the movie relocates the action to San Francisco. Most of the characters are [[AdaptationalNationality Americanized]] as a result, but coincidentally, Mrs. Doubtfire herself is British (ostensibly hailing from Scotland) and so is Stu (played by Pearce Brosnan).
* AdaptationalNiceGuy: In the novel, Daniel and Miranda were a lot meaner to the point in which Daniel often [[DomesticAbuser fantasized about killing her in front of the kids.]]
* AdaptationalNiceGuy: In the novel, Daniel and Miranda were a lot meaner to the point in which Daniel often [[DomesticAbuser fantasized about killing her in front of the kids.]]
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* AdaptationalLocationChange: The book was set in England while the movie relocates the action to San Francisco. Most of the characters are [[AdaptationalNationality Americanized]] as a result, but coincidentally, Mrs. Doubtfire herself is British (ostensibly hailing from Scotland) and so is Stu (played by Pearce Pierce Brosnan).
* AdaptationalNiceGuy: In the novel, Daniel and Miranda were a lotmeaner meaner, to the point in which that Daniel often [[DomesticAbuser fantasized about killing her in front of the kids.]]
* AdaptationalNiceGuy: In the novel, Daniel and Miranda were a lot
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* BecomingTheMask: While Daniel never loses himself in the Mrs. Doubtfire character, she certainly does grow beyond his original plan and takes on a life of her own, and by the end of the film he enjoys being her simply for being her, because she brings out the good in people including Daniel himself.
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* BecomingTheMask: While Daniel never loses himself in the Mrs. Doubtfire character, she certainly does grow beyond his original plan and takes on a life of her own, and by the end of the film film, he enjoys being her simply for being her, because she brings out the good in people including Daniel himself.
