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    What About Bob?


    "Well, if I fake it then I don't have it."

    Dr. Leo Marvin (Dreyfus) is a well-known psychiatrist who is enjoying the success of his most recent book "Baby Steps."  A colleague refers a new patient to him: Bob (Murray).  Bob is afraid of pretty much everyhing, is very needy, and has gone through several psychiatrists.  Dr. Marvin is leaving for a month-long vacation to New Hampshire with his family, and is shocked to find Bob has followed him.

    Dr. Marvin's wife Fay (Hagerty) and children Siggy (Korsmo) and Anna (Erbe) are thrilled to have Bob join them.  Bob and Siggy are kindred spirits and quickly become best friends.  Bob also strikes up a a friendship with Anna when she needs someone to talk to.  Bob charms everyone he meets, except for Dr. Marvin.  Dr. Marvin just wants life to return to normal, but can he survive vacation with Bob?


    What happens when your life gets turned upside-down and there's nothing you can do about it? If you are psychiatrist Dr. Leo Marvin (as played by Richard Dreyfus) you want to maim, kill, destroy, etc. (not necessarily in that order) the problem and return your life to a state of normalcy. But when you have a problem like Bob...

    I love Bill Murray films...especially this one. Murray is completely lovable as Bob and watching Richard Dreyfus' descent to madness is great! There are some classic one-liners, and the film is great fun to watch!!

    Rent it once: I own it...but I think everyone should see it at least once
    Dude, it's quotable: so many lines, so little time!

    What About Bob?
    (1991) 99 minutes
    Director: Frank Oz
    Starring: Bill Murray as Bob Wiley
    Richard Dreyfus as Dr. Leo Marvin
    Julie Hagerty as Fay Marvin
    Charlie Korsmo as Siggy Marvin
    Kathryn Erbe as Anna Marvin
    Tom Aldredge as Mr. Guttman
    Susan Willis as Mrs. Guttman

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