The children of Mrs. Doubtfire met 31 years after the release of the cult movie: how the stars have changed. Photos then and now

The 1993 comedy film Mrs. Doubtfire directed by Chris Columbus became a hit at the time and even won an Oscar, and its actors became famous all over the world. It's been 31 years since the premiere, but the child actors continue to be friends and recently met in full force.

According to The Sun, Lisa Jakub, Matthew Lawrence, and Mara Wilson reunited on the set in San Francisco to take part in the podcast Sisterly Love.

The actors played the roles of Lydia, Chris, and Natalie and posed with their arms around each other. Now they are all well over 35, but the actors continue to keep in touch.

Mara posted a photo of them together on Instagram and captioned it: "So funny that the same week I was in San Francisco, I was able to reunite with my brother and sister Doubtfire!"

All three continue to build their acting careers, and have busy schedules and fan bases from other films, but, according to journalists, they continue to meet up from time to time.

Mrs. Doubtfire tells the story of a father who cannot see his children, so he dresses up as their nanny. The comedy devotes a considerable amount of screen time to children, so talented young actors were sought to play their roles.

In 1994, the film won an Oscar for Best Makeup, a Golden Globe for Best Comedy, a BAFTA for the main character's transformation, and other awards.

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