[MRS. DOUBTFIRE] ROBIN WILLIAMS GOLDEN GLOBE AWARD FOR "MRS. DOUBTFIRE," 1993

No. 9409 (height: 10 1/2 in.; 26.7 cm), presented by the Hollywood Foreign Press Association, recognizing excellence in film and television for the year 1993.

Dave Itzkoff, Robin, New York 2018, pp. 282-283

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She makes dinner. She does windows. She reads bedtime stories. She's a blessing... in disguiseAudiences were introduced to the ebullient Mrs. Euphegenia Doubtfire on November 24th, 1993. Produced by Robin and Marsha Garces Williams, Mrs. Doubtfire (20th Century Fox) was their first official collaboration as a husband-and-wife producing team. The project was close to Williams' heart in many ways: "[Mrs. Doubtfire] was the cinematic embodiment of the philosophy he'd learned from his own upbringing, through two marriages, and now his own experiences as a husband and father: family is where you find it; all are welcome and no one ever loses their membership." 

Williams was honored with his fifth Golden Globe at the 51st Golden Globe Awards on January 22, 1994.