Numero quatro: When it dawned on the Hoover family as they drove along in their van that, well, someone was from the group wasn't there.

FROM THE SCRIPT:

Richard:
"Let's go!!"

Furious, Sheryl goes and gets in the bus, slamming the door.

Everyone else gets in. Richard releases the brake and they drift down the hill.

As the van rolls away, Richard shifts and GUNS the engine.

Silence. Everyone avoids everyone else's eyes. Finally, Franks glances around.

Frank:
"Where's Olive?"

...And so they circle back and load her in -- without stopping, of course.

As Uncle Frank would later declare, "No one gets left behind!'"

Indeed -- in this movie no one did.

 

Go to "Favorite Thing #6: A Late-Nite Heart-to-Heart."

Paul dano is amazing

i love the look on dwayne's face when he writes it down - he looks so confused...

yeaah, we all love olive!

Loved the "Pick the Kid Up on-the-Fly" scene.

HI MEH YEH I SAID ME SEPI SEPI ITS MY HOMIE PEACE OUT K OUT BYE OK BYE

everyone is saying the same thing....you are all too clever...ha ha

[addition to "Actually... it's Dwayne who"]

unless that part wasn't written in the script, which i doubt.

Yup. Dwayne noticed and gave a note to Frank who then says "Where's Olive?"

it's dwayne who actually found olive isn't in.i think that means he is opposite to what he appears to be.He loves his family ,he cares his faminy.

the guys right

it was dwayne

Actually... it's Dwayne who notices that Olive isn't with them. He writes it on his note pad and shows Frank, who reads it aloud, THEN looks around.

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