McQueen: MOVIE THAT MADE ME CRY...
UM...
Radcliffe: I DON'T KNOW. I MEAN, I DON'T...
Howard: HMM.
DeHaan: THE FIRST MOVIE I REMEMBER THAT MADE ME CRY
IS "EDWARD SCISSORHANDS."
Oyelowo: "THE COLOR PURPLE."
Borten: "BRIAN'S SONG."
Percival: "CASABLANCA,"
OR, MORE LIKELY, IT WAS "FIELD OF DREAMS."
Gooding Jr.: THE FIRST FILM THAT MADE ME CRY
WAS PROBABLY "THE CHAMP" WITH RICKY SCHRODER.
I THINK THAT WAS THE FIRST ONE, 'CAUSE I WAS A YOUNG KID,
AND HOW DISTRAUGHT HE WAS AND THE FACT THAT I WAS CRYING
AND I BELIEVED HIM IN THAT MOMENT.
Sherman: "CITY LIGHTS" WITH CHARLES CHAPLIN,
WHEN THE BLIND GIRL SEES HIM AT THE END.
I GET ALL CHOKED UP NOW WHEN I THINK ABOUT IT.
Ejiofor: I THINK "SCHINDLER'S LIST."
Cooper: FOR SOMEONE WHO GREW UP IN SMALL-TOWN VIRGINIA,
TO FULLY UNDERSTAND WHAT SO MANY PEOPLE SUFFERED THROUGH,
IT WAS HEART-BREAKING.
Nyong'o: THE FIRST FILM THAT I REMEMBER THAT MADE ME CRY --
IT WAS "CHARLIE BROWN."
I WAS IN LOVE WITH VAN PELT,
AND IN ONE EPISODE, THEY TOOK HIS BLANKET AWAY,
AND THAT BROUGHT ME A LOT OF PAIN TO SEE HIM SUFFER,
AND I JUST CRY EVERY SINGLE TIME I WATCHED IT.
Linus: AFTER I GAVE YOU MY BLANKET,
MY LIFE HAS BEEN A NIGHTMARE!
Winter: THE FIRST FILM WHERE I WAS BAWLING MY HEAD OFF --
"TERMS OF ENDEARMENT,"
WHEN SHIRLEY MacLAINE IS AT THE NURSES' STATION SCREAMING.
Aurora: GIVE MY DAUGHTER THE SHOT!
Winter: I WAS SOBBING SO UNCONTROLLABLY.
McQueen: "NIGHT OF THE HUNTER."
IT SHOULD HAVE SCARED THE PANTS OUT OF ME,
DID THAT AS WELL, BUT IT MADE ME CRY.
IT WAS BEAUTIFUL. YEAH.
Radcliffe: "LIFE IS BEAUTIFUL," THE ITALIAN FILM.
THAT REALLY GOT ME.
Woodard: "SHANE," BRANDON DE WILDE.
I JUST REMEMBER GOING, "SHANE! COME BACK, SHANE!"
I WAS LIKE, "OH!"
[ LAUGHS ]
Daniels: THE FIRST MOVIE THAT MADE ME CRY
WAS, UM, "LOVE STORY."
Jenny: LOVE MEANS NEVER HAVING TO SAY YOU'RE SORRY.
Winfrey: "LOVE MEANS NEVER HAVING TO SAY YOU'RE SORRY."
[ CHUCKLES ]
I THINK THAT WAS IT.
Berger: MAYBE "LOVE STORY," WEIRDLY.
WHEN I WAS A LITTLE KID,
I REMEMBER SNEAKING IN AND SEEING IT
AND CRYING WHILE WATCHING IT
AND THEN LEAVING AND, BEING THE PUNK THAT I WAS,
TELLING EVERYBODY WAITING IN LINE THAT SHE DIES IN THE END.
Bobbitt: THE FIRST FILM THAT MADE ME CRY
WAS "THE WIZARD OF OZ."
AND I CRIED OUT OF FEAR BECAUSE OF THE FLYING MONKEYS.
Dern: "THE YEARLING,"
WHEN HE MAKES THE KID GO OUT WITH THE GUN.
I'M NOT GOOD WHEN CRITTERS ARE BEATEN UP OR CRUEL TO
OR ANYTHING LIKE THAT.
Dano: "BAMBI."
THAT'S A TOUGH ONE. THAT'S A REALLY TOUGH ONE.
Fiennes: OH, FOR SURE, THE FIRST FILM I EVER SAW WAS "BAMBI,"
AND I'M SURE I CRIED WHEN BAMBI'S MOTHER DIES.
I THINK THAT REALLY AFFECTED ME.
Goodman: THE FIRST MOVIE THAT MADE ME CRY, I THINK,
WAS "OLD YELLER."
Strong: 'CAUSE WHEN THEY PUT OLD YELLER DOWN,
THAT WAS NOT -- THAT WAS -- THAT WAS TOO MUCH FOR ME.
THAT WAS TOO -- I WAS DEVASTATED.
Squibb: "BISCUIT EATER," ABOUT A DOG.
I SAW THAT FIRST WHEN I WAS PROBABLY EIGHT YEARS OLD
OR SOMETHING LIKE THAT.
CRIED MY HEART OUT.
Krokidas: THE FIRST MOVIE THAT MADE ME CRY
WAS DEFINITELY "E.T."
THE SCENE WHERE E.T. DIES,
AND THEN, OF COURSE, AGAIN WHEN HE COMES BACK TO LIFE.
Garner: I MOSTLY REMEMBER ABOUT WATCHING "E.T.,"
MY LITTLE SISTER STANDING UP AND SAYING, "RUN, E.T.! RUN!"
IN THE THEATER
AND CRYING 'CAUSE I WAS WORRIED FOR HER,
'CAUSE I THOUGHT, "OH, I DON'T WANT HER TO BE SAD."
Hall: LIKE, THE MOMENT WHERE HE, UM, LEAVES THE GROUND
AND IS FLYING IN HIS BIKE, AND HE'S...
YOU KNOW? AND HE HAS THAT MOMENT --
THAT ALWAYS GETS ME.
Howard: IT WAS "E.T." WHEN E.T. WAS FINALLY LEAVING
AND I KNEW THAT I WOULD NEVER SEE HIM AGAIN,
'CAUSE I FELT LIKE I WAS ELLIOTT.
YOU KNOW, I CRIED FOR ELLIOTT IN THAT MOVIE.
E.T.: I'LL BE RIGHT HERE.