:47:00
He struck Dr. Mayerson
and several board members...
:47:03
with a rake.
:47:05
This wasn't what we wanted...
:47:07
yet I felt I'd
accomplished something.
:47:09
If I could have him
two more weeks...
:47:12
I could do some fine-tuning...
:47:15
and turn Leonard Zelig
back into his own man.
:47:28
Dr. Eudora Nesbit Fletcher,
the hero--
:47:32
or should we say, heroine--
of the hour.
:47:34
The beautiful and brilliant
young psychiatrist...
:47:36
never lost faith
in her conviction...
:47:39
that Leonard Zelig,
the human chameleon...
:47:41
was suffering
from a mental disorder.
:47:43
Working with her cousin...
:47:44
cameraman Paul Deghuee,
the doctor managed...
:47:47
to keep a vital record
of the proceedings...
:47:49
including rare footage
of Zelig hypnotized.
:47:52
The patient and healer
have become fast friends...
:47:55
and enjoy
one another's company...
:47:57
even when she's
not working on him.
:48:00
The result of maintaining
a minority opinion...
:48:03
is a resounding success
for psychiatry.
:48:05
Who says women
are just good for sewing?
:48:09
Now it's on to City Hall...
:48:10
where the town's
newest celebrities...
:48:12
are given the key to the city.
:48:14
We're honored to present...
:48:16
this key
to New York City to you.
:48:21
Jimmy Walker
did want to be here...
:48:24
and sing "Leonard the Lizard,"
but he was just too busy.
:48:32
After city hall,
Eudora Fletcher...
:48:34
the beautiful genius
who cured Zelig...
:48:36
of his science-defying
condition...
:48:38
is honored by fellow scientists
at New York's Waldorf-Astoria.
:48:42
Present are luminaries
from all over the world...
:48:45
not just in the field
of psychiatry...
:48:48
but physics, biology,
mathematics, and you name it.
:48:51
Here she is exchanging theories
with Nils Andersen...
:48:54
the father
of modern blood disease.
:48:57
Later in the week,
Dr. Fletcher is again honored...
:48:59
as she gets to christen
her first ship.