Adam Scott has yet another crying scene in episode 4 ( towards the end) of the same series. In this one he's softly crying, remembering his friend after his funeral. He looks as if he's holding up for a short while, and then a few tears stream down his face. I find his features particularly expressive when he s crying though i can't say he s particularly handsome.

There are also gifs of him crying in episode 1 from Parks and Recreation, season 7. There's one comedic section in this one where he starts crying, even sobbing though the scene is rather humorous overall.

Last edited by psychic_girl (March 10, 2022 10:47 pm)

psychic_girl wrote:

PhoebeOnThePhone wrote:

psychic_girl wrote:

Fassbender and Ryan Gosling have a few crying scenes in Song to Song, towards the end of the movie. I like Gosling's scenes more, he really sobs a few times and it looks very realistic though the scenes are quite brief and interrupted by other scenes that have nothing to do with them. It's shown a sad moment into the character's life and there's some freshness to these moments but it's such a pity they don't show more. He really cries for good, his hand is shaking at some point and his face is flushed..

I'm on a bit of a Ryan Gosling crying kick trying to track down all his scenes. I've seen one scene from this movie, where he's all like crying softly about his ailing dad (I'm assuming) and I'd love to see any more from Ryan (or Michael).

I like both of them too. Very versatile crying and there's always a bit more with every scene or at least their style of crying isn't one-sided which makes me believe they're quite good criers in real life as well.  Ryan Gosling has loads of crying moments in Lars and the Real Girl ( all through the movie but the sobbing parts are towards the ending, from 1:35 :00 on when his character tries to let go of his obsession with the mannequin,other crying or tearing up moments are dispersed throughout the movie ) Blue Valentine has 2 more intense crying scenes but my favourite is the one from First Man.  The sobs and his short breaths are very audible in this one, there's also a sort of intimacy to this scene. Too bad it's so brief and there s no follow through of it. I enjoy when he covers his face and then sort of wipes his tears but they are still visible on his face. This scene is on youtube from if you research Ryan Gosling crying ( it's under this title : After Karen's funeral, Neil finally cry - First Man - Ryan Gosling ).
The baptism scene from A Place Beyond the Pines is similar to this one, though not as gut wrenching.
I vaguely remember that he also cries in Fracture at least 2 times but i can't remember the context exactly.
 

Oh Ryan killed it in First Man. He was so damn good. So far it's my favorite scene of his as well.
I found his first scene in Blue Valentine and the one from Lars and the Real Girl. I'll have to see Lars sometime. I like oddball movies like that, and the crying is excellent.

missyjdma wrote:

Psychic_girl...do you have these, or know where to find them? Is there a video/google drive of this someplace? 
There are also gifs of him crying in episode 1 from Parks and Recreation, season 7. There's one comedic section in this one where he starts crying, even sobbing though the scene is rather humorous overall.

Yeah, on 2k movies you can find the episode with him sobbing in Parks and Recreation. It's in epissode one , somewhere at 16:39.
https://2kmovie.cc/watch-tv/watch-parks-and-recreation-free-38991.4960954
The crying is brief but it can look quite authentic too.
 

missyjdma wrote:

OMG, Psychic_girl - authentic definitely! Those were not fake tears (I was an actress in NYC, I know the stuff they use - haha!) ...those were actually pouring out of Aziz and Adam's eyes! It was a scene played for comedy, for sure, but still - awesome. Thanks!  

Aziz's seem a bit fake. They look too obvious and to glitttery to be 100% true. Adam's crying and acting though don't seem over the top at all. It's quite amazing the way he can convey crying like that and blend it with humor .
 

This Is Us

*Spoilers* 6x04

The entire episode is a flashback (and includes further flashbacks to when Jack was young) surrounding the time his mother passed away. Toward the end of the episode, Jack is sitting with his wife and kids, who are eating a meal his mom used to prepare for him, when he has to step away after having the realization that he doesn’t have a mom anymore. Wet voice, eyes wet with tears, really pretty sobs, comfort from his wife. Short but so satisfying as I’ve always wanted to see this from him!

Episodes are on Hulu😁