Harold sits across from his psychiatrist with a somewhat blank expression on ...
Harold grabs his uncle by the throat, demonstrating with extreme enthusiasm.
After she introduces herself to Harold outside the church, Maude gets in the ...
Uncle Victor is shocked, as Harold exhibits tendency's far beyond his on.
Harold sits across from his psychiatrist with a somewhat blank expression on ...
After a funeral they both attend, Maude pulls up to Harold driving his hearse...
After Maude takes Harold's shrunken head, Harold picks up Maude's peace sign ...
After leaving the priest in a bit of a huff, Maude speeds through the cemeter...
When Harold asks Maude about an umbrella she has mounted on the wall, she giv...
Harold drives Maude home. After walking her to the door he questions her.
Teary eyed from recalling the past when asked about the umbrella, Maude smile...
In the wood, Maude plants the tree they took from the city street. Harold loo...
Harold drives Maude home. After walking her to the door he questions her.
At the carnival Harold observed the way perfect strangers rallied around Maud...
While shaving Harold's face, Calvin makes a joke about the package he just re...
After reading the inscription on the gift Harold gives her, Maude tosses it i...
The scene changes from Harold, fully clothed, lying face down in the pool whi...
In a church at a funeral he's attending, he sees Maude trying to get his atte...
Harold weeps after telling Maude the story of his mother's reaction to news o...
After Maude delivers a pep talk in response to Harold's tears, he looks up an...
At the birthday party he throws for her Maude touches Harold gently on the ch...
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