Harvey Weinstein is pictured dining with friends at Italian restaurant in an Arizona strip mall before checking into nearby rehab center

Harvey Weinstein was pictured out on Thursday at what looked like a normal dinner with friends, when he was actually saying his goodbyes before being checked into rehab for sex addiction. 

The disgraced media mogul had dinner at Uncle Sal's restaurant in Scottsdale, Arizona in what TMZ has said will be his last supper before heading to a nearby rehab facility for an undisclosed amount of time. 

The Italian restaurant, serving dishes such as Lamb Marsala, Filet Gorgonzola and Chicken Champagne, is roughly a 15 minute drive from the Phoenician Resort, where he checked in Wednesday night after arriving from Los Angeles.

The 65-year-old ate with three men and one woman, and an onlooker told TMZ that Weinstein looked at ease, giving no indication he was under intense scrutiny after accusations surfaced last week that he has sexually assaulted more than 30 women in his years working in Hollywood.

'He was acting normal, fine, like he didn't have a care,' the witness explained. 

But that couldn't be further from the truth, as it was reported earlier that his daughter Lily Weinstein had to call 911 on Wednesday because she believed her father was suicidal.

The 22-year-old looked glum in photos arriving home Thursday after a tumultuous Wednesday, in which LAPD came to her house because her father had a public meltdown which prompted her to phone 911 and report him as suicidal.'

He was seen chasing down a random driver to see if he could get a ride in their car after arguing with his daughter.

TMZ reports that the disgraced movie mogul was heard screaming out just before he tried to flag down the vehicle: 'You're making it worse.'

Lily was eventually able to persuade her father back inside the house.

Members of the Los Angeles Police Department arrived a short while after that, and said they were responding to a report from Lily that her father was 'suicidal and depressed.'   

Weinstein then fled the house just before LAPD responded to Lily's call on Wednesday, at around 10:30am.

She subsequently told the officers her father was not a risk and would not harm himself, despite the statements she made earlier when she alerted authorities.