The Movie: Harvey, 1950. Mary Chase and Oscar Brodney, screenwriters, from the play by Mary Chase; Henry Koster, dir.
Who says it: James Steward as Elwood P. Dowd, a wealthy bachelor whose best friend is Harvey, a 6"3' invisible rabbit.
The context: Elwood explains himself to a psychiatrist.
How to use it: To end an argument.
A movie quote today, as I don't know what I don't know, and I'm finding myself a little insufferable at the moment. Dizzy and I are going for a long walk before it snows.
4 comments:
I LOVE that movie! And what a delightful quotation. I think I shall be pleasant today, as I have no compelling reason to be oh so smart.
Linda
one of my favorite quotes from one of my favorite movies. I tear up everytime at the end. "Well thank you Harvey, I prefer you too." Thanks the posting
I always try to be pleasant. Let's face it - I was never very smart!
Snow? Did I miss it??
We had two flakes on Saturday morning. I'm not kidding; two flakes. But it sure did look like snow, all day.
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