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"High Anxiety" is a a scream Mel Brooks picture which spoofs several mystery and suspense films, in fastidious those of Alfred Hitchcock. The account is hilarious, as is the comedic impermanent. Mel Brooks acting Dr. Richard H. Thorndyke, a glorious shrink who's been nominative to career at the Psychosomatic Institute for the Very, Very Nervous in Los Angeles. Cloris Leachman is also acute as the psychotic Nurse Diesel, as is Harvey Korman as a round the twist medical man at the association and Howard Morris as Professor Littloldman, Richard's mentor, who cures him of his "high anxiety" - bigoted unease of high.

The motion picture begins with Dr. Thorndyke inbound at the Los Angeles Airport. Since he has a tremedous start of heights, he finds he must meliorate himself in the air vomiting bag. He has two startling adventures up to that time going away the field and comments, "What a rapid airport!"

After arriving, he's escorted aboard a bus to the Psychosomatic Institute for the Very, Very Nervous. There he meets Dr. Charles Montague (Korman) and Nurse Diesel (Leachman), who end up humourous Dr. Wentworth, come first of the institute, and making it visage similar an luck. He also meets his old colleague Prof. Littloldman (Korman), who discovers his fearfulness of heights, diagnoses him next to "high anxiety", and tries to medicine him of it.

Thorndyke travels to San Francisco and foundation at the Hyatt Regency, wherever he speaks at a medical specialty convention. He has a duo misadventures there, with one attacked by the attender beside a tabloid and individual pooped on in Golden Gate Park by a heaving fold of pigeons. He besides meets Victoria Brisbane (Kahn), a little female who's exasperating to get her father released from the institute after state lawfully diagnosed.

At a caviling moment, Dr. Thorndyke becomes healed of his soaring psychological state after near toppling to extermination from a drooping pace in a full-length steeple after Prof. Littloldman explains to him that he's agoraphobic of parents, not spot. The show ends happily, near Dr. Thorndyke marrying Victoria.