Harvey | 1950

This is it. Here we are.

Okay, thank you. Come on, Myrtle.

I'll come... You wait right here, Veta girl.

I will not wait here. I'm going in with you.

You're a very high-strung girl. This may be an ordeal.

Then let Myrtle Mae stay here too.

Mother, you know it isn't right to put Uncle Elwood away without some blood relative present.

Hey, you're not gonna leave the lady here. I thought...

See, Omar? Even strangers think I should go in with you.

I wish to see Dr. Chumley.

I'm sorry, sir. He's in conference. You'll have to wait.

After dragging me out of bed at this hour? Tell him Judge Omar Gaffney's here.

I telephoned you right after we picked up Mr. Dowd. I'm Dr. Sanderson.

I demand that this matter be settled right now!

Oh, good, nobody here but people.

You promised to wait in the car. You forgot Elwood's bathrobe.

Why are you all standing around? I thought you'd be...

How do you do, Doctor? Committing Elwood. Hello, Mrs. Simmons.

He's the one I told you about.

Girl. Doctor, what's your opinion?

How are you feeling, Mrs. Simmons? Better, thank you.

In my opinion, Elwood P. Dowd is suffering from a third-degree hallucination.

I recommend formula number 9-7-7.

That's a powerful serum which will shock him back to reality.

Nothing will do that. Lock him up.

If this shock formula brings people back to reality, that's where we want Elwood.

Yes. If he won't see the rabbit anymore, give it to him.

Then when Harvey comes to the door, I'll deal with him.

Please stop talking about Harvey as if there were such a thing!

Myrtle Mae, you have a lot to learn, and I hope you never learn it.

Oh, Mother... Marvin! Myrtle Mae, baby!

Myrtle Mae, come back here. The idea of that terrible man...

Let's get on with this, Doctor. I'm sorry, but you'll have to take that up with Dr. Chumley.

Then why waste my time? Young lady,

will you inform Dr. Chumley of my presence or must I do it?