[Note: This film was competing with the recent memory of the irreverent and whimsicalButch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid (1969)that had completely modernized the legendary American western, with humorous dialogue, a pop soundtrack, and slapstick.] Expressing his basic human rights and impulses, the protagonist protests against heavy-handed rules about watching the World Series, and illegally stages both a fishing trip and a drinking party in the ward - leading o his own paralyzing lobotomy.He was about to drag her to the balcony (where she had earlier tried to commit suicide, but Logan had intervened).Ollivander (John Hurt) boasted: "I remember every wand I""ve ever sold, Mr.Potter." He described how the most effective wand for Harry was the "brother" of the wand that scarred his forehead ("its brother gave you that scar"), curiously owned by Lord Voldemort ("We do not speak his name"): "The wand chooses the wizard, Mr.