[My favorite scene is] the scene where Elwood explains how he met Harvey.

[This play] is important to me since it is my last time to work with people [here].

[Playing Elwood] makes me want to be as polite as I can be.

A lot of [people will] laugh and smile.

It's a very emotional and touching scene when the chaplain comes to her and explains her son has died in battle. More Kleenex will be used here than anywhere else.

That's my favorite scene, because we were all together, ... Those are my favorite scenes, when we're all there having a good time, and it was a scene that we could really have fun with and be really mean and do different things. I think it's cool to do movies and do things that you wouldn't be able to do in real life, and that's a thing I wouldn't get to do in life, so that's what makes it fun.