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Doubtfire, Mrs. Doubtfire<\/p>\n<\/div>\n
Brosnan, who played Miranda’s post-divorce love interest Stu Dunmeyer, will never forget the first time he saw Williams on the film’s San Francisco set.<\/p>\n
“I’m getting to work with someone that I really love and have the greatest admiration for,” the Irish actor\u00a0described the moment to E! News in May. Brosnan went to see Williams in the makeup chair, where his co-star had “kind of a Hawaiian shirt on, hairy arms, hairy chest, boots\u2014but he had the head of Mrs. Doubtfire.”<\/p>\n
Slipping into\u00a0the Doubtfire accent, Brosnan recalled him saying,\u00a0“‘Ooh<\/em>, hello Pierce. Ooh<\/em>, you’re so handsome, ooh<\/em>, give us a kiss.'” Finally\u00a0Williams welcomed the\u00a0Goldeneye<\/em>\u00a0star\u00a0to the set in his regular voice, noting he’d been in makeup since 3 a.m.<\/p>\n And because Williams started his day roughly four hours before everyone else did\u2014and, according to makeup artist Neill, they worked their magic 54 times\u2014Brosnan noted that he never really worked with Williams himself, quipping, “I always worked with Mrs. Doubtfire.”<\/p>\n<\/div>\n