Harvey

Year: 1972

Runtime: 76 mins

Language: English

Director: Fielder Cook

TV MovieFantasyComedy

Elwood P. Dowd lives with his unseen, six‑foot‑tall rabbit friend Harvey. His sister, eager to see her daughter married, sees Harvey as a obstacle and schemes to have Elwood locked in a mental institution. The plan backfires—a paperwork error lands the sister herself in the asylum. Now Elwood and his imaginary companion must untangle the chaotic mix‑up.

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