Good Will Hunting · written by Matt Damon and Ben Affleck · 1997

The failed session leaves Lambeau and Tom without a workable therapist.

Scene 35 of 127 · ≈ 1 min on screen · Act two

Lambeau
Psychologist

Act oneAct two

Begins 37 min into a 2:11 film

The story so farBefore scene 35

When MIT professor Gerald Lambeau discovers that janitor Will Hunting is a gifted mathematician, a court deal lets Will work with Lambeau and therapist Sean Maguire; Will must risk intimacy and choose a life beyond the defenses that have kept him safe.

Scenes 1–16
Will is a brilliant janitor, fiercely loyal to his South Boston friends and protected by routine.
Scenes 17–31
Lambeau's discovery and the court deal confront Will with an ability and a future he cannot keep hidden.
Just before
Scene 32
At Funland, the friends wrestle and joke while Will remains at ease with them.
Scene 33
Will speed-reads a psychology book and turns a self-help theory into a joke.
Scene 34
Will unsettles his therapist by exposing that he recognized the book's ideas.
Scene 35
This scene

35INT. HALLWAY -- CONTINUOUS

The Psychologist comes walking out, much to the surprise of Lambeau and Tom who have been waiting in the lobby.

LAMBEAU

Henry?

The Psychologist keeps walking.

PSYCHOLOGIST

No. You know what, Gerry? This is

why I don't do pro-bono anymore. It's

not worth it to me.

LAMBEAU

What happened?

PSYCHOLOGIST

I don't have the time. I'm going on

national television this week.

LAMBEAU

Wait a minute, Henry...

He [Henry] is out the door. Lambeau looks to Tom.

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