A wealthy family's everyday life is being disrupted by Elwood P. Dowd; a man who's best friend is a 6-foot, three and a half inch invisible white rabbit. Based on the Award-Winning Mary Chase play.

A charming, good-natured story that is often hilarious and hasn't lost much of it's edge in the last fifty years. Stewart is remarkable as the innocent soul who visits the local watering holes with his rabbit friend. Some of the dialogue is really well done and the comedic timing (very important in a script like this) is excellent.

This is one stage work that translates very well to the big screen.

Directed by Henry Koster.