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While the 1950 version is the most popular over five other film versions have been made and a sixth was abandoned in 2009/2010.
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* [[All Girls Want Bad Boys]]: Myrtle Mae becomes romantically attached to Wilson, a rather [[Jerkass]] caretaker at the asylum, who uses
▲* [[All Girls Want Bad Boys]]: Myrtle Mae becomes romantically attached to Wilson, a rather [[Jerkass]] caretaker at the asylum, who uses necessary force when dealing with patients, and who appalls her mother because of this.
* [[Ask a Stupid Question]]
{{quote|'''Dr. Sanderson''': "How did you come to call him Harvey?"
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'''Veta''': (''without changing her expression or tone from her last line'') "I said yes, he does talk to it." }}
* [[Shipper on Deck]]: Elwood is so ''completely'' on board the Dr. Sanderson/Ms. Kelly train that he even believes they're together when he's first meeting them when they insist they're just coworkers. Once Wilson and Myrtle Mae are seen together, he's endorsing their pairing, too.
* [[A Simple Plan]]: Early on it's established Elwood sees a
** The rabbit's only 6' in the play, in the movie it was changed to 7' because Jimmy Stewart was too tall to look up to a 6' bunny the way he needed to.
** Six feet three and a half inches, now let's stick to the facts.
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{{quote|"You don't believe that story about the doctor sitting here, talking to a big white rabbit, do ya?"
"[[Comically Missing the Point|Well why not? Harvey was here.]]" }}
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