A newly unveiled bronze statue of Queen Elizabeth II in Antrim Castle Gardens, Northern Ireland, has sparked widespread outrage and mockery for its unflattering resemblance to the character Mrs. Doubtfire, played by Robin Williams. Critics, including local councillor Vera McWilliam, have condemned the statue by artist Anto Brennan, stating it does not resemble the late queen at all, while some acknowledged the artist's effort. The Antrim and Newtownabbey Borough Council, which commissioned the statue, defended it as a tribute to the queen's grace and service, despite the backlash. Comments on social media have been overwhelmingly negative, with many calling the statue 'dreadful' and 'insulting'. Comparisons have been made to other poorly received statues, reinforcing the sentiment that this sculpture may be another case of public art gone wrong. Supporters of the statue encourage a focus on the artist's intent and the dedication behind the work, underscoring the mixed reception it has garnered.