Sense and Sensibility (8/8) Movie CLIP - Happy Tears (1995) HD
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Edward (Hugh Grant) comes by the Dashwood cottage to profess his love to an unsuspecting Elinor (Emma Thompson).
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The recipient of seven Oscar
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TM & © Sony (1995)
Cast: Hugh Grant, Emilie François, Gemma Jones, Emma Thompson, Kate Winslet
Director: Ang Lee
Producers: Laurie Borg, Lindsay Doran, Sydney Pollack, James Schamus, Geoff Stier
Screenwriters: Jane Austen, Emma Thompson
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That crying and choking is the sound of the breaking of a dam of emotions after months of repressing them. Amazing acting of Emma Thompson.
+armytags I love the look on Marianne's face when they got up to leave, like, Holy smokes, sister's gone off the deep end lol
I also love the part where she silently mouthed the words "are not married" before she is able to utter them aloud. Such is her shock and disbelief. Amazing acting indeed.
Also it’s the result of crying in a corset
Dawn French does a hilarious rendition of it in The Vicar of Dibley
True :) Elinor was a powderkeg of bottled emotion. An explosion would have happened sooner or later. This book was so fascinating...the thinker vs the feeler. I would empathise with Elinor, yet I do admire Marianne's passionate fire for life. These heroines are as crucial today as the time that the novel was written.
the book: edward was kinda ugly
the movie: no
See: Every movie ever.
It was too pleasing a blunder for a reproach
Loooooool
Me: the book is right
The way her mom and sisters just get up and leave makes me laugh every time.
Oh dear ! Me too. Acting with your eyes only-incredible.
English always have good manners that’s why 🤣
I have the same reaction when people cry around me too
"My heart is, and always will be......yours."
Best proposal line ever.
+Hannah Price hardly.
Except it wasn't. He was very insincere in his words. He only came back to her because the other woman left him.
I think you don't understand his situation. He and the other woman were engaged from a very young age when he didn't know what he was doing. Afterwards he felt chained to his promise to marry that woman. That is why he oppressed his feelings for Elinor. It was his sacrifice to stay true to his word. So when that other woman dumped him he was free to marry the woman he loved.
In real life this rarely happens. Only in the movies.
Yes Yes Yes! You took the words right out of my mouth! Something so simple yet beautiful!!!
This is exactly how I cried when my husband proposed to me. It was embarrassing and ugly and I'm glad no one took pictures. lol We've been married for 20 years now.
!!!!!! Wonderful to hear that.
Mee too! :D
Nice
This is the exact reason I told my boyfriend to propose in private because I know I will cry nonstop like a baby 😂😂😂
Only if you have severely repressed emotions can you understand what this must feel like. Elinor's character never once wore her heart upon her sleeve. To bottle everything up and squeezing those contents of your heart into a small compartment of your heart requires so much effort and restraint. Imagine what it must have been like to no longer have to hold on to those emotions, Emma Thompson did such a good job at conveying the mean of being in love with someone with your whole heart and never hiving the ability to express those feelings.
I swear to God, the first time I saw this film, I burst into tears just like Elinor, that says quite a lot about a performer, and Emma Thompson, to me, is the best.
When I saw this in the theater the whole audience was crying, even the men.
When I first saw it I burst out laughing
I burst into tears every time.
I saw this scene many times, and every time I cry with Elinor
She is very gifted. This was such a perfect way to perform this scene
“I come here with no expectations, only to profess, now that I am at liberty to do so, that my heart is and always will be...yours.”
Oh, when she looks at him and smiles through her tears, so beautiful!
For me, this is THE most romantic scene in the history of cinema. The delicate, almost inaudible and slowly progressing way in which Edward profess to not having married and then how it inch by inch dawns upon Elinor that she can then be married to him, is fantastic. The final blend of wimpering, sobbing and happy laughter by Elinor is just astonishing.
I love it when the other three just quietly leave the room when Elinor bursts into tears, and I love the look on Marianne's face, it's like, Whoa, this is new LOL
It’s as though she can’t believe she won a lottery... in manners of her heart. So romantic makes me want to cry
I don’t blame her, I’d sob too if I found out that my dream of contented bliss was no longer just some pie-in-the-sky type of situation! Those two were always meant to be, they formed an instant connection/affection. So comfortable. And anyway Edward can be himself with Eleanor, she’s his friend. His ex was too pretentious and status conscious, a prestige humper. She’ll be happier with Edward’s pompous brother cuz they never would have lasted. 👎🏽
I always found funny how mother and sister got out of the
room.
urskaska Yes, they all moved as a single unit 😆
@@shelnsville
Yes, it's almost like a scene from a sitcom LOL
When you see someone do something that they are famous for not doing it's scary.
Me, too! They sensed that making themselves scarce was the right thing to do, and they did it. Roughly analogous to the last scene of the Mary Tyler Moore show, when they are all huddled together, and move as a unit to head for the Kleenex.
Yes, yet the youngest sister is straining to see everything she can on the way out. 😁
It is so fitting that Mrs Dashwood and Marianne’s reaction at the end takes precedence over the rest of Edward’s proposal. In this scene, after Emma Thompson’s superb acting, it is Marianne’s reaction which really gets me. After everything she has been through with Willoughby and her illness, knowing her sister was there for her through it all, she is absolutely beside herself with joy for her beloved sister when she gets HER happiest of endings with the softly spoken, quiet, gentle natured Edward. ❤️ There is nothing quite like the friendship and love of two sisters - something I know personally to be true!
Cherish that bond with your sister. Not all of us are lucky enough to have sisters that will have our backs. It think it's wonderful to see Marianne's happiness for Elinor as she just wants her sister to be happy.
I love that Marianne isn’t jealous of Elinor getting her love when she herself lost hers. She’s just happy for her sister.
I understand her completely! I would cry happy tears too if my sister found a man like this. ❤
Don't know if anyone else felt this..
But, I adored Kate's acting in this..
The excitement & happiness seeing her sister getting her love back was simply mind-blowing... 🥰🥰🥰
The pain she has endured throughout the film.. and still choking up from trying to fight back. Those are cries from the soul right there.... almost as though she’d won a lottery and she cannot believe it. From this soulful cry, I adored her character more....
For him to say his heart will always be hers.... icing on the cake. Makes me want to cry that she finally gets her man beyond all belief.
💕💕 perfect!
This clip is an iconic example of perfect directing and perfect performing. Salute to Emma Thompson and Ang Lee!
I have been so fortunate as to know how Elinor felt as this moment.
This scene always gets me teary eyed. The relief she felt when he said he's not married. All the pain she kept in for days, for months... just burst out...
I love Emma Thompson, what an outstanding and versatile actress and here the way she bursts out in choking tears is so great a way to convey her relief, surprise, and love all at the same time... well done.
Their mother : Margaret come down !
Marianne: What else ?! What else?!!! Soo funny
To see her so *spectacularly* lose it, at exactly the moment she least wanted to, after months of keeping herself under control made me laugh and cry at the same time. Best scene in the movie. And it's a great movie.
Surely one of the sweetest endings to any movie, ever. Eleanor realizing Edward is free to marry. The kids rushing up to the church. Poetic and beautiful.
LOVE this scene! It's so satisfying to see Elinor experience happiness, as it was to see Col. Brandon win Marianne's heart, in the end. S & S is my all-time favourite film. I've watched it over 200 times.
When she lifts her head and smiles up at him I swear it’s like the sun rising over the mountains
Emma Thompson teaching the World how to act. Separating this scene from the rest of the movie doesn't do justice to it and the context of what the tears mean, but if you watched the movie you'll get emotional every time you watch this.
"My heart is, and always will be, yours."
Amy Now 😍😫😭😭😭😭
Who else cries with her in this scene? Emma Thompson and Hugh Grant are both amazing, and as Elinor and Edward... I'm speechless. (well, apart from the odd choking noise from tears!)
I did! Emma Thompson is a brilliant actress, and I always sympathize with any character she plays!
You're the first bloke I've come across to have an appreciation for Austen. Nice!
I've watched S & S over 200 times :-)
I NEVER cry at movies and when I first saw that I cried like hell....
I cried
i think this crying is the realest expression when you finally find something for which u have been longing for ages and ages
Happy tears, not only for Elinor, but for Marianne as well, and the audience!
Best adaption for Austen's novels.
a time when falling in love meant falling with your HEART not your loins... these days people mistake lust for love and that's why few relationships survive...
Emma Thomson is the best at crying of any actress ever. Watch the scene in "Howards End," when she drops to her knees in front of a mirror and cries tears that say all her hopes and dreams have been crushed.
Yes. And also when she cries to say goodbye Mr. James Stevens (Anthony Hopkins) in "The Remains of the Day". Sorry for my english...
When she cries in love actually it breaks me.
Or in Love Actually
Definitely. Also in The Children Act. And Love Actually, of course...that always makes me so sad because she said herself about that scene:"I had so much bloody practice at crying in a bedroom, then having to go out and be cheerful, gathering up the pieces of my heart and putting them in a drawer. If you've got to my age, you've probably had your heart broken many times, so it's not that difficult to unpack a bit of grief from some little corner of your heart and cry over it."
I have noticed that she only ever seems to have one big cry in any movie - stacks up all the character’s emotion and then releases it in one key scene like a bomb.
I have neither seen the film nor read the book, yet this clip alone has brought me to tears.
Now, you must read the book or watch the film!! Either one, or both!!
This video doesn't do justice to the scene, the crying starting way earlier, it doesn't include the build up
Believe it or not, the manga is good too, if you wish to see pictures of the characters
Fun fact: Emma Thompson ended up marrying the actor who plays Mr Willoughby, Greg Wise, after they met on the set of this movie.
gross, i hate Willoughby
I can't believe this is actually true! How ironic!
@@HIMYMTR They were talking about the actor, not the character
This is one of the most beautiful scenes for me. I literally feel as if I'm there in the same panic and joy being felt by Marianne and Mrs. Dashwood. Emma Thompson's months of pent up grief and anguish is beautifully done. I really hurt for her at the moment of Edward's disclosure that he didn't marry Lucy. I just love this film.
Eleanor has been so calm and sensible and self-possessed that it is almost a relief when the dam bursts and she goes into hysterics.
I had a crying jag like this only once - after I had been dealing with cancer and it all became too much. Seeing this kind of release in ACTING...and from which I understand she did this by herself, Grant was not actually there for filming...is really amazing.
I'm sorry you had to deal with cancer! Are you feeling better now?
You mean Emma wasn't I'm the same room as Hugh when they were filming that scene and performed them separately?
This was the scene that made her won 29 awards including the Oscar...
She didnt win oscar for acting here though she was nominated. But she did won for the screenplay of this drama
There are a lot of great moments in this movie. This one is probably the most memorable, but Winslet's "no, I compare it to yours" is also right up there.
My fiancé showed me this movie for the first time. I barely could hold back tears at this scene. It was incredible.
The way Edward says “No” he’s not married .. wow..!! Wat a charm this guy has .. Grant is a brilliant actor with a pleasing personality.. 😍😍
To think that up until now, he wasn’t even sure how she felt about him, but her sobs left no question. And seriously, anybody in her position would cry just as hard. Emma Thompson truly captured the magic of Jane Austen’s writing.
I love Margaret😂😂
+Lili Hasa I too! I especially like that tomboy Margaret and I share the same first name. :)
Me, too! I remember the producer, in the special features section of the DVD -- or perhaps in the commentary track -- saying how natural Emilie François was playing that role. She definitely adds to the movie.
hugh grant is SUCH a dreamboat god damn and he has aged like fine wine
I cry with her every single time!
This was such a good movie.
That scene alone is some oscar-worthy acting
I wouldn't go that far. Here, probably not. But in Love Actually, yes. Now that was an Oscar-worthy scene.
When she finally cries, she does so because she's happy 🥺
Emma is such a great performer, cried my eyes out with that scene
One of my fave movies of all time. I know many have criticized the choice of leads (they're older than the book's) but, I still think the casts were great. They performed superbly.
I love how the other women quickly scurry out silently lol
I always laugh at this scene because of the way the little one is dragged from the room.
One of the reasons why i love emma thompson. She's a brilliant actress!
Her smile is so beautiful
I really love both Emma Thompson and Hugh Grant
This was absolutely my favourite part in the whole movie when Edward said this to Eleanor: MY HEART IS AND ALWAYS WILL BE YOURS
What a beautiful scene ! After almost 1.5 hours of heartbreaks comes this scene and it did bring a huge smile, happiness from my heart. and Emma Thompson's acting is so natural and beyond words.. so much pain, relief and love and happiness.. all in one. I wish to experience this some day !
They set this up throughout the whole movie. Amazing acting!
Her smile at 1:30 lights up the room!
Yes.she is very proffessional
I love Emma's adaptation...she is an amazing writer!
1:30 such a pure smile
the way i ugly sobbed through this entire scene from the moment he rode up to the cottage.
*Emma's character Elinor is expressing the deepest of her emotions, for the first time in this movie, i felt a lump on my throat when she started crying. I wept 😢❤*
Her sisters and mother straight up dipping out of there is too hilarious!!
I can't stand it! For some reason I just wanted to check and see whether or not this scene was on TH-cam. I just watched the movie a few weeks ago and, even though I'd seen it perhaps twice before I don't know, I was just in the mood to watch it. When Emma Thompson starts crying, like she can't breathe, like every emotion she's felt for the whole movie comes pouring out in these last 2 minutes, I start crying too. It's an awesome scene!
best scene in any movie, ever
This movie is so precious.
Jane Austen the queen of wry banter & happy endings
We watched this movie in brit lit. At first i didn't really like it but i slowly got into it and then when this scene happened i smiled so hard and almost cried. It was beautiful
I love her happy tears. That was sweet ♥️
Others may do it well, but no one will *ever* do it better.
*0:27** Look at Kate's face when she left 🤣 God that's unintentionally funny. Until then Marianne thought Elinor is so cold, she can't express. The sudden outburst of emotions took her off her feet. She actually donno how to console her 💕 poor thing. Well crafted scene Emma 😍*
Top 10 scenes that automatically make me cry
Emma Thompson deserved an acting Oscar for this scene alone.
I just watched Vicar of Dibley and came straight to see this scene when Emma Thompson makes that weird sound. I must confess Dawn French's version was a bit exaggerated but it was nevertheless hilarious and I was laughing hysterically.
+TillaTequila72 That's precisely why I'm back here xD
This scene with the BEAUTIFUL SCORE.... Oh the feeling of emotion you must get when someone tells you they LOVE you.. I don't think I will ever know it.. but If I do I WILL PROBABLY ACT THE VERY SAME WAY
this scene is really touching> everyone wants happiness ... i really cried and watched over and over again ... finally happiness still materializes
I know Alan Rickman did a phenomenal job in this film but Hugh Grant and Emma's acting and chemistry were legendary.
Emma and Kate are the best actors in this movie
This is one of several favorite scenes in one of the best movies ever.
Best acting scene in Hugh Grant's career imo. The blinks, the twitchiness, the pause, the spurts of dialog. It all works here perfectly.
This it's a true Romance! This!This!
this made me cry, she is such a great actress!
An absolute gem of a film!
the amount of strength it had to take to suppress feelings for a man who loves and one you love back is absolutely great. i love emma thompson
This movie is beautiful. Seeing this scene I cry every time. Just glorious.
Oh tears years!!! I absolutely adore this scene!!!!
I don't know why people say she didn't act well here. She got an oscar what else you need?
And tbh her charecter resembles me so much. I hide my pain like her and whenever i face a mental breakdown i literally cry like the way she did. I try my best to stop, i feel embarrassed meanwhile but it cant stop. People who keeps their pain inside their heart would understand how painful this scene is. I love Emma Thompson ❤
This makes me think of the Vicar of Dibley everytime 😂
I fell in love with this book and its characters. It warmed my heart so much yet also broke it. I haven't seen the film yet, I'll watch it!
Poor Elinor! She held everything in for so long.
LOVE the way Edward tweaks the lamb's ear and smooths the hoof🤣🤣🤣
Such an incredible performance by an incredibly talented cast! Emma takes the cake with this scene! And Hugh Grant is so easy to fall in love with!! Amazingly well done!
Loved Hugh grant in this movie. Favorite scene
Such a beautiful movie! More movies like this, please!
Emma Thompson is beautiful and perfect for Elinor. As long as I see comments age-shaming her in this movie calling her too old, I’m gonna do the same with Alan Rickman and Hugh Grant.
okay but she's so me for this right here
0:37 Dawn French exaggerated her reaction! I was hoping for a more buuahhhh! I watched this scene after watching the vicar of dibley where she talks about the strange noise Emma Thompson makes when she finds out he's not married. I love this movie. Sense and Sensibility is one of the greats.
+AmethystEyes That's exactly what I thought. I watched and rewatched thinking I missed it!
+AmethystEyes it's not only exaggerated but also looks fake.
That "Strange Noise" is her choking on her tears because she's had these bottled of emotions that just got released.
AmethystEyes hahahahah one of my favorite scenes from Vicar of Dibley 😂 this scene always reminds me of Geraldine
guess the little girl what she became th-cam.com/video/JBjcyrXO8yw/w-d-xo.html
One of my favs movies, an absolute delight to the audience!
A master piece that will never be forgotten.
Not to sound like a sap, but this is really romantic and sweet and so beautiful.
I can see this scene again and again.
I always cry with this scene D':
Her acting is so incredibly outstanding! I really feel the burst out of emotions. And I really have a crush on Edward...;)