Do you remember Natalie from Mrs. Doubtfire? She's changed significantly since then.

The 1987 novel “Alias Madame Doubtfire” by Anne Fine, the basis for the film “Mrs. Doubtfire,” quickly established itself as a classic. The movie made more than $500 million, and the makeup won an Academy Award.

The Mary Poppins of the 1990s. One of the rare comedies from that time period that still makes people laugh.

The film is a hit because of Chris Columbus’ great directing and the snappy screenplay of Leslie Dixon and Randi Mayem Singer. The actors and actresses in a movie are crucial to its success.

Thankfully, Columbus put together a dream team that included established players like Sally Field and Robin Williams as well as rising stars like Mara Wilson, Lisa Jakub, and Matthew Lawrence. You might be curious about the cast’s whereabouts after 20 years.

Robin Williams died in 2017.

Williams’ adorable alien role in “Mork and Mindy,” a “Happy Days” spinoff, became his first significant television success. The young actor gained notoriety for his quick wit, diverse athletic abilities, and delivery of hilarious lines.

Williams had a star-like ease. In 1989’s “Dead Poets Society” and 1987’s “Good Morning, Vietnam,” he played depressing characters.

Williams appeared in family-friendly movies in the 1990s as Peter Banning in “Hook” (1991) and The Genie in “Aladdin” (1992).In “Mrs. Doubtfire” (1993), Williams portrayed a devoted parent. Williams appeared in “Jumanji” (1995) and “Good Will Hunting” (1997) after “Mrs. Doubtfire,” the latter of which brought him his lone Academy Award.

Williams, 63, killed himself on August 11 of last year. At a memorial outside the San Francisco mansion where “Mrs. Doubtfire” was filmed, several fans wept.

If you or someone you know is having mental health issues, call 1-800-950-NAMI (6264), text HOME to 741741, or go to the National Institute of Mental Health website.

Distinguished performer Sally Field

Before portraying the devoted mother of Miranda Hillard in “Mrs. Doubtfire,” Sally Field was a legendary figure in the film industry. Fields performed in “The Flying Nun” and “Gidget” in the 1960s.

Even though these cartoonish personas made her famous, she wished to do rid of them in her memoir. She was recognized with her first Oscar for her performance as Norma Rae in the 1979 film “Norma Rae.”

Her performance in “Sybil” earned her a Primetime Emmy in 1977. The depth and emotion in “Mrs. Doubtfire” were provided by Field’s Miranda.

Since “Mrs. Doubtfire,” Fields has been in the films “Lincoln,” “The Amazing Spider-Man,” and “Hello, My Name Is Doris.” Additionally, she made appearances on “ER” and “Brothers and Sisters,” for which she won Emmys. She appeared in “Dispatches from Nowhere” and “Little Evil” on Netflix.

Since the 1960s, Field has led a prosperous professional life. In 2008, Field told Oprah Magazine, “I learned to love myself in a way that I hadn’t been able to before in my late 50s.” I no longer give a damn about what people think.

Bond was played by Pierce Brosnan.

Mara Wilson, 5, was the “Mrs. Doubtfire” performer who was the youngest. The performer was in command of every scene she was in despite having no film or television credits.

Wilson claimed to have a keen ear for speech in 2016 when she told NPR that she often eavesdropped on her parents and her three older brothers.

She quickly made friends with the group of actors. In an interview with Today in 2018, she stated, “I immediately felt like they were family.”

Wilson played a memorable part in “Miracle on 34th Street” in 1994. In a 1947 part, Natalie Wood once more captivated. She portrayed the young title character of “Matilda,” a 1996 film adaptation of Roald Dahl’s 1988 novel.

“Where Am I Now?” is a cheeky 2016 novel by Wilson. After college, Wilson worked on “Bojack Horseman” and “Big Hero 6: The Series”. Response: Wilson. Wilson is featured in “Helluva Boss.”

Wilson commented regarding her life, “I feel good about myself.”

A book by child actor Lisa Jakub

Lisa Jakub made her acting debut at age 7 in “Eleni” by Peter Yate. Her subsequent roles included “Alfred Hitchcock Presents” and “Friday the 13th: The Series.” Both Joe Dante’s 1950s B-movie tribute “Matinee” and the Oscar-nominated “Rambling Rose” featured Jakub. In “Mrs. Doubtfire” from 1993, Jakub portrayed Lydia Hillard when she was a teenager.

In a 2018 Today interview, Jakub talked about filming a memorable scene: “The sequence in which Matt [Lawrence] and I find out that Mrs. Doubtfire is truly our father was so much joy to film.” We enjoyed doing that. She claimed that during the casting process, director Chris Columbus had originally chosen Mrs. Doubtfire as an actor rather than Robin Williams dressed as the character.

The films “Independence Day” and “George Lucas in Love” both featured Jakub following “Mrs. Doubtfire.” Even though Jakub hasn’t acted since 2000, he has done well. She started Blue Maia Health Community in 2015. Her autobiography was titled “You Look Like That Girl: A Child Actor Stops Pretending and Finally Grows Up.”

Matthew Lawrence of Boy Meets World

The middle brother of Andrew and Joey Lawrence, Matthew Lawrence, began appearing in films when he was just 4 years old. He played Danny Carrington on “Dynasty”. Before joining “Mrs. Doubtfire,” Lawrence had roles in “Gimmie a Break!” and “Trains, Planes, and Automobiles.” He now plays Chris Hillard. Like his younger co-stars, Hillard contributed relatability and compassion to “Mrs. Doubtfire”.

Lawrence appeared in “Boy Meets World” after “Mrs. Doubtfire,” and he also played a younger Joey in “Blossom.” In the “Boy Meets World” spinoff “Girl Meets World,” he made a comeback as Jack Hunter.

Lawrence said in the same Today interview as his “Mrs. Doubtfire” co-stars, “He grabbed and pinched me without the camera seeing him, and I gave this reaction, and everybody started dying with laughter.” He claimed that the late actor provided him wise counsel, which he still abides by.

Actress Polly Holliday retired.

Gloria, the nosy neighbor in “Mrs. Doubtfire,” was portrayed by Polly Holliday. Before shooting the renowned comedy, Holliday had a career in the entertainment industry. Holliday appeared in “All Over Town” on Broadway in 1974.

Kiss my grits was Flo the funny waitress’s catchphrase. There were 90 “Alice” episodes with Holliday. She received her first of four Primetime Emmy nominations for her performance. Since Flo was so well-liked, a 29-episode spin-off series named “Flo” was produced.

She portrayed Mrs. Deagle, a deliciously evil character, in the cult movie “Gremlins,” directed by Joe Dante and Chris Columbus, released in 1984. This is the persona she is best known for.

After “Mrs. Doubtfire,” the actress made appearances in a number of important movies, including “The Parent Trap” in 1990 and “Home Improvement” as a series regular.

She was inducted into the Alabama Stage and Screen Hall of Fame in 2000. Holliday gave up acting and acting in movies.