The Patriot (4/8) Movie CLIP - Papa Don't Go (2000) HD
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CLIP DESCRIPTION:
Susan (Skye Bartusiak) runs after her father (Mel Gibson) begging him to not leave the family again to go back to war.
FILM DESCRIPTION:
Roland Emmerich and Dean Devlin, the director/producer team responsible for such sci-fi blockbusters as Independence Day, Stargate, and Godzilla, take a step back in time with this drama set during the American Revolution. Farmer Benjamin Martin (Mel Gibson) was born and raised in South Carolina, and fought bravely during the French-Indian wars. But since the death of his wife, Benjamin has renounced violence and quietly tends his crops, raising his seven children alone. In 1776, over Benjamin's objections, his oldest son Gabriel (Heath Ledger) joins the fight against the British. Gabriel returns from battle seriously wounded, with Lord General Cornwallis (Tom Wilkinson) calling for his arrest. A skirmish breaks out on Benjamin's plantation, and one of his children is killed as Gabriel is captured by Col. Tavington (Jason Isaacs) and sentenced to hang. Benjamin sets aside his vow of pacifism and rescues Gabriel; with the help of his former comrade-in-arms Harry Burwell (Chris Cooper), the father and son form a regiment of Carolina patriots whose cunning and ruthlessness make them heroes among the colonists -- and wanted men by British troops. Loosely adapted from the true story of Francis Marion and filmed on location in South Carolina, The Patriot was the first feature film made with the cooperation of the Smithsonian Institute, who advised the producers on historical accuracy. Joely Richardson also stars as Charlotte, Benjamin's sister-in-law who helps him care for the children.
CREDITS:
TM & © Sony (2000)
Cast: Mel Gibson, Heath Ledger, Trevor Morgan, Lisa Brenner, Skye McCole Bartusiak, Joely Richardson
Director: Roland Emmerich
Producers: Dean Devlin, Roland Emmerich, Ute Emmerich, Gary Levinsohn, Dionne McNeff, Mark Gordon, Peter Winther, William Fay
Screenwriter: Robert Rodat
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How can you NOT cry when she says "Papa"? God, I break every time.
😭
Always
🇫🇷 Impossible 😭❤️ c'est 😱
Whose peeling all those onions?!
I’m a grown man sitting in my room crying
"I'll say anything you want" my eyes are leaking
Steve hander
THAT part 💔😥
For some reason I was able to hold it together when Tavington killed Benjamin's son --- but when she yelled "Papa!" I finally lost it and the tears flowed!
@@fredwerza3478 me too.
Flowing
I'm a 47 year old man and this clip always brings instant tears...
For some reason I was able to hold it together when Tavington killed Benjamin's son --- but when she yelled "Papa!" I finally lost it and the tears flowed!
I know what you mean.. I'm a 51 year old man and every time I see this clip.. I tear up.
It’s also even sadder knowing that little girl died in real life
I love how instantly he stopped and turned around after he heard her......
He knew. He could hear her voice. Such a great scene =]
Any real dad would
If you know anything about a father-daughter bond --- this scene makes PERFECT sense
Even his oldest son turned around instantly.
As a father to a little girl myself this scene gets me....
This gets me and I don't even have a daughter. Every real man wants a daughter that dotes on him like this.
Yep everytime father of 2 here
John Stjohn same here brother.
As a man that's never, nor ever will, have a child. This scene gets me.
Not a dad but this scene tears me up every time
I just found out this actress passed on July 19, 2014. The fact that I never knew this talented girl personally doesn't take away from the sadness I feel. Her performance in this scene is so moving. One of the few scenes in film that chokes me up in tears every time I see it, and as silly as it may sound, when an actor or actress is able to make you react emotionally, they really do claim a small piece of your heart. When someone touches your soul in that way there is always some sense of loss when they pass. Thank you Skye, Bless you.....
I dont really know if she was a good person or not...but a shame nonetheless...No one should die so young.I'm not trying to idolize her...as a passionate cinephile I just wanted to share my thoughts on this wonderful performance. I think thats valid.
And also explain why it hurt me in some way to hear of her passing..
Wtf? Seriously? I'm gonna take a wild guess and say she overdosed...
Gonna look it up right now.
damiion666 "The exact cause of death is an accident due to the combined effects of hydrocodone and difluoroethane with carisoprodol," a source at the Harris County Institute of Forensic Sciences tells PEOPLE.
Hydrocodone is found in pain killers, carisoprodol is a muscle relaxant and difluoroethane is an inhalant found in household products that can be used to get high, according to the National Institutes of Health.
Bartusiak's mother, Helen, told CNN that her daughter had been suffering from epileptic seizures before her death.
"She was a kind and really beautiful girl," she said. "This girl has lived such an amazing life."
So did gabriel in 2008
I'm not even a parent, just an auntie, but this scene makes me tear up every time 😢.
Not a parent either, just an uncle and this scene makes me tear up everytime I watch it
I'm just an uncle & I feel the same way too.
I still can't figure out how she was such a good actor at age 7 when she filmed this scene --- the way she slowly builds up the tears --- only adults can do that
Me too!
This scene is really tugs at the heart. Sad😢
This scene always bring tears to me, despite how many times I watch. Fathers love to his children is unlimited.
Phenomenal acting by her, her crying seemed so legitimate
zzzzzza
She was a once-in-a-generation child actress... who died way too early as a young woman.
@@NiVi192 - she died? How so?
@@EdFuller Died of an Over dose at age 21
@@2091riveraisrael - geez, thanks for letting me know.
Women cry at the Titanic, but that scene makes grown men cry. Imagine the hundreds and thousands of men who rode off and they DIDN'T come back. Damn i need a tissue.
@Jane Black I dont have children yet, as im only 25. But i would bust into tears if my daughter said that to me before i marched off to war. I would be tempted to not go, but i would know what i had to do. Thankfully im about to go to MEPS and join the Coast Guard, but i don't have kids to worry about.
For some reason I was able to hold it together when Tavington killed Benjamin's son --- but when she yelled "Papa!" I finally lost it and the tears flowed!
And in their last momments they propably thinked about family.
@@TheDzudas thought
@@colinm8200 I wouldn’t be too sure that no men cried watching Titanic.
As a dad with a daughter this scene always getsme. When he is looking at her, he stays strong and calm for her. He makes her feel like its going to be ok even though she is scared. But when he hugs her, his face is full of heartache that he has to go.
Such a great scene.
I’m sure my Dad felt the same way when he would be sent on course or deployed
I not only cry when she says, "Papa"..... it's Mel reaction that gets to me the way he responds to her. Loved it!
Me too! No hesitation, just jumped down from that horse and ran to her. It was so sweet how she was so small in his arms, you could barely see her while he was hugging her. I LOVE watching a real masculine man hug his kids. I just love this movie and this scene!
he knew it was her without even facing her
@@4killsfreddy148 out of so many voices. One of them would be one you would recognise even if you haven’t heard
As i have watch this movie many times i start to tear up when scene begins when she say "Papa" i am crying and barely see from my tears..
I can watch this movie a million times and it is this scene right here that gets me choked up every time... so so sad
Watching it now even gets me teary eyed...
D Quinones Nieves You can be the toughest man alive, watching something like that will always get to you.
Georgia Boy
When I watched it in history class, and this scene came, I was bawling and walked outside. Such a tearjerker.
Omg this hit me right in the feels every time
She's my cousin. RIP, Skye. Ironically, we all called our grandfather Papa. She was a star. Gone way too soon. Miss her so much and her mom and brother. Unbelievable tragedies in our family.
I'm so sorry about your cousin. 😔🙏😔
One word " PAPA!" that's all it takes to break a father's ❤️..
Say what you want about Mel Gibson. No one makes movies like this anymore.
I'll say he's a badass 👍
Except Mel Gibson.
Say what I want? I think he's a talent in an industry filled with talent-less America-hating hypocrites. And I prefer his values over theirs every day and twice on Sunday.
Mel Gibson still directing movies by the way, he's gonna have the Resurrection of the Christ coming soon.
صدقت ..
أعظم ممثل في تاريخ هوليوود
I’m willing to bet anything that this had to be the audition scene for the child actress playing Susan because this was really her most memorable moment in the entire film. This scene makes me cry EVERY TIME! It’s NOT EASY finding a very young child actor who can make you cry instantly just by acting like that. Skye McCole Bartusiak was a genius. May she rest in peace (2014 at age 21 from accidental drug overdose according to IMDB)
Don't cry...don't cry... ah damn it.
Same
Same and it was so hard to leave about family
Every. Single. Time.
...d$mn it, right!
He hadn’t heard her voice in a long time yet immediately recognized it when she said it. This scene is literally perfect.
When I was young these kind of scenes does not make me cry, and now I'm a father this scene makes me tear up every time.
Okay, who's cutting onions?
I believe we all are
Me !
m e
Me
And me
RIP Skye and Heath :(
To me, this touching moment between Benjamin and Susan is nothing short than cinematic gold!!!
So sad that the actress that played the role of the little girl passed away.
R.I.P Skye Mccale Bartusiak.
ONLY 22
will 21 according to IMDB
Oh my 😔. How did she die? 😪
Se also played Megan from 24 Seasons 2
@@LoveableScarlet Accidental drug overdose, possibly related to epileptic seizures she'd been suffering from.
RIP Skye McCole Bartusiak 9/28/1992-7/19/2014
This scene always breaks my heart...not only that Skye McCole Bartusiak, who played the daughter sadly passed away... but also ... seeing a glimpse of Heath Ledger there... that hurts so much. 💔😢Such a great movie... so many talents... rest easy Skye and Heath...you are sorely missed.
16 years later, and this part still makes me cry.
RIP Skye and Heath.
Nate M. Yep :(
DRUG OVERDOSE
Nate M. Skye is the little girl ?
@@Palestine4Ever169 yes
will oh man i feel so sad now
This scene tore right through my heart 😭
What makes this scene so fantastic is the reaction of Susan's siblings and love ones after she says "Papa". Just little details like such makes this movie as whole incredible. If only movies would do things like this these days and not just CGI and action every few minutes. This is more believable and occur in people's lives; kudos to Mel Gibson.
RIP Heath and Skye.. Such amazing talents taken away too soon..
One of the finest movies of cinema history. Mel's performance in this was just superb
If historically incorrect.
@petebromleyBromers He said cinema history, not actual history.
@@petebromleyBromers Its a movie bud.. Like wtf?..
I was a teenager when this movie came out, and went to see it in the movie theater. I remember crying uncontrollably during this scene.
This scene is absolutely heart breaking, it's even worse knowing the fact the actress who played that little girl passed away. Friggin onion cutting ninjas =' (
01:13 Skye McCole Bartusiak........Rest in peace.
Only 21.
It’s soo heart breaking she does young
Johan Lebbing i mean died
My social studies teacher showed us this movie ;-; i tried not to cry infront of everyone
I tried not crying with my crush sitting next to me
Miss Bunny I watched this in one of my classes too, funny thing is some kids started crying during this scene and it made it look like I was crying too, so weird.
I'd cry everyday out of frustation having to study such crappy career
social studies?
@@vladzignus2069 Don’t know about other countries, but in Canada we had “social studies” in grade school instead of history or geography. It was basically a course that combined the two topics very poorly.
This scene ALWAYS makes me cry.
For real I'm 13 and this makes me think about having kids
Sameee Lmfao
so i am 😢
+Aysia The Entertainer Unfortunately, she died a couple of years ago.
+kellerr13
barely even 2 years ago..
I have a little girl, she's 6 years old. When she was about 4 she was laying on her grandfather's couch. I told her that I had to go because I had work in the morning. She began to cry. I went over to her and asked; "Why are you crying?", she then said these exact words to me; "I love you dad.". Those words just let the waterfall loose. 😭
I don't care how tough you are any person will have ateast a slight shed of tear watching this 😢
Seriously, how could you not get choked up a little. Great movie
Yea, I'm a male, and even I teared up seeing this scene. Really emotional and powerful. Great acting. People who wouldn't react emotionally seeing this or even make fun of it or even make fun of those who emotionally react to it are sociopaths/psychopaths.
My twin brother does not cry on this movie. Oh well, his loss.
I know I did. Big man like crying like a baby lol.
I watch this movie over 12 years ago with my wife before we had kids . This scene really touched my heart and I prayed one day I want a daughter that would love me like that . Fast forward to today I have 2 daughters 10 and 6 year old . The small one calls me papa just as affectionate like that . My prayers came through and I love them both with all my heart .
Dman. After 15 years this scene still gets me to cry.
Me too :)
This man is a great actor
Yeah Mel Gibson is a good man
I am a grown man, and I am proud to cry to this scene!
I don't know what the heck is wrong with me. I'm not even married, I even don't know about about having a child, but this scene always gets me. I can never watch this in front of my friends.
Get yourself better friends who will let you cry.
Me and Mom: Nothing can make us cry.
Susan: PAPA!
Me and Mom: *starts bawling*
Did someone just hit me in the nose? I swear I cry every damn time! Damn her innocence.
One of the BEST MOVIES of all time
20 years later and I still cry every time I see this scene.😭
That would bring a tear to a glass eye
You will always be remembered for this scene Skye, god bless your soul. (RIP)
She said Papa and that was it for me. Tears like waterfalls. Susan just gave him an infinity power boost.
Poor dear Skye. I hope she has found peace. She was magnificent in this scene. God bless.
I just watched this movie for the first time. Yeah I know i am a little late in the game. This scene caught me off guard and I will admit I may have shed a few tears. Wow that was powerful. No words can express my honor and respect for those who made so many sacrifices in the creation of America and to those past and present who continue to do so. Thank you and bless us all.
What a phenomenal film this is. It's wonderful that the writer took the time to show us these moments when we really learn who the characters are and what they have personally at stake. That's a quality that a lot of films lack, sadly. I always cry at this scene; it's one of the most brilliant in cinema's history, I think. We not only feel the sense of confusion from Susan, but the fear of failure and longing for acceptance on the part of her father. When he says, "You make me very happy," it hits very close to home for me. Top notch storytelling.
Unfortunately the rest of the film is completely historically unrealistic and is just Gibsons way of bashing the British.
Well, you really can't pin that on him. He didn't write or direct this movie.
The writer did an excellent realistic job. What realistic is that Susan is the youngest child and she just doesn't understand why her father is leaving. She also doesn't understand the meaning of war and the fight for freedom. I can't forget that Susan has been told by her oldest brother Gabriel that she shouldn't hate him. He even told her that they are all in danger and there is a reason why their father has been absent a lot.
@@petebromleyBromers Nobody told you or promised you to make this movie historic accurate this aint a documentary its fiction
Dear God what a powerful scene... If your a father... especially of a lil girl theres absolutely No Way you could watch this without completing losin it
As a veteran of Afghanistan there are very few things I have not seen. When you come back home from war your heart gets hardened however this one scene breaks me down every time. It was very devastating to find out this young girl lost her life in 2014 what a phenomenal actor. Every time I start feeling disconnected I watch this video and it brings me back in check.
This movie is how I got introduced to Mel Gibson.
@@arcticangel1628 it’s his best work.
As elite western bankers mercenary * more like
This part reminds me of my 3 year old niece when she gets emotional about someone she loves leaving.
Bless all the kids god bless America and greetings from Canada.
This scene brings me to tears every time I see it. To have to explain to my daughter why I had to get on a plane to depart for the Middle East was one of the toughest parts of my life. This scene captures that emotion better than any other I have ever watched.
I'm a 33 year old male with a 6 year old daughter. I've seen alot of sad moments in movies: green mile, marley and me, the champ. None of these have made me cry. Up until I watched this moment, everytime I turn into babbling Brook.
What about the ending of interstellar?
@@masterkc that actually didn't get me as much tbh.
I had the pleasure of knowing the young lady in this scene (Skye McCole Bartusiak) she unfortunately passed away several years ago at the age of 21 from an epileptic fit, she was the kindest most caring person I ever knew...
David Hay im sorry for your loss. May she rest in peace.
how did you know her
David Hay wasn't it a drug overdose?
she died from a drug overdose from what the pathology report says.
David Hay e
This scene is SO incredibly touching.. God knows how i criiiied😭😭 though this little girl was EXCELENT during this she was so young but so perfect.. beautiful
Great clip !! I cry thinking of this clip any time I see it. We're parents, going to hard times....and a word from your kid make you happy giving you strength and courage.
Any man who doesn't melt when she cries out "Papa!" should not have kids!
I really did come close to crying where I first saw the movie
RIP Skye(Susan).Way too young.
BelleBeast how did she die?
Tommywood drugs buddy
Miguel Villafane she wanna be Demi Lovato so bad...
parodyvideos Heath ledger was Australian you idiot
Heath ledger IN NEW YORK DIED
No movie has ever made me cry in my entire life. When I first watched this scene, I never shed a tear. But once I became a dad to a daughter and watched this scene again, I cried for the first time in 25 yrs. 😢
If this scene didnt make you cry, then youre lying. This would melt even the coldest of hearts😭💕
This movie is how I got introduced to Mel Gibson.
This is one of the most touching scenes in the movie history. Who can watch this without tears!? Not me.
What a talent she was. And Heath!♡ Both touched my soul so deeply it kills me sometimes to know these young incredible talents are dead. And both 'accidental overdose'! Can't even think about it, makes me sooo sad :'(
luckily they'll stay immortal in these amazing movies like this ♥
★forever young there behind the stars ★
I'm not crying, you're crying!!!!
The way he immediately, without hesitation, jumps off his horse and runs to his little girl...I love it! He's such a man. I love how he almost broke down crying in front of her too but he wouldn't do that to her.
#SkyeMcColeBartusiak
Rest in Peace
AND HEATH
Sky blue was my friend on Facebook and in real life growing up.I will miss you.
@@richardscheirman9782 I knew her growing up in CL, sweet girl. RIP
When Mel goes to hug her and she steps back, his reaction... Still hurts my heart!!
Man, since i was 18 and now i'm 39 always , but still this scene break me every time.
I'm still sad that Skye McCole Bartusiak died so young. She was only 22, she had her whole life ahead of her! Why is life so cruel?
She died of a drug overdose
This scene gets me every time. Taken too soon, Skye. You will be missed.
In my opinion, this was not only Mel's best performance, but one of the best performances in a movie by an actor
Totally agree
I saw this in the theater (which was packed) and when she said papa the whole theater went awww and you could hear people starting to cry
Too young. RIP Skye and Heath
SAME DRUG OVERDOSE
R.I.P Skye McCole Bartusiak July 19, 2014 You were too young to leave us.
Accidental drug overdose.
aowb12 "The exact cause of death is an accident due to the combined effects of hydrocodone and difluoroethane with carisoprodol," a source at the Harris County Institute of Forensic Sciences tells PEOPLE.
Hydrocodone is found in pain killers, carisoprodol is a muscle relaxant and difluoroethane is an inhalant found in household products that can be used to get high, according to the National Institutes of Health.
Bartusiak's mother, Helen, told CNN that her daughter had been suffering from epileptic seizures before her death.
"She was a kind and really beautiful girl," she said. "This girl has lived such an amazing life."
Shut up😡😡😡
I’m not a father but I have a little sister 10 yo and when I saw that , I instantly imagined myself and her in that situation and burst into tears . That was the first time I ever cried during a movie .
Rest in peace Skye, we will missed u so much.. Your an amazing actress in movies especially the patriot and tbh I'm a huge crush on u when this movie came out when I was kid.. You will be missed! God bless u!
I didn't cry at this scene when I watched it with my class but it sure did bring me joy whenever Susan spoke to her dad and hugged him
I tear up when I see this scene! But the worse one that gets me is in the movie Armageddon where Bruce Willis says good bye to his daughter that one is hard to not cry!
I just saw this movie for the first time and I loved this scene. It made me cry and I fell in love with that little family even more.
Daughters , i tell u , they melt ur heart
omg i was watching this movie at school and once this scene cam up...guess...I STARTED CRYING. I tried to hold it in but my tears came out and my friends were like "Awwww dont cry". Im ashamed
+AAImagine btw i luv the way her hair swivled when her dad held her head when she was crying hehe random
+AAImagine You're alright.
i litritaly cried at this part and the burning church so sad.
AAImagine don't be it is a part that makes people cry
Samuel Colunga the burning of the church along with the skirmish the following day that killed Gabriel, the Reverend, and other members of the militia were the two worst parts of the Patriot. This part here was sad, but those two parts that followed weren't just scary. They made me cry and need a big hug really bad.
Blasted eyes are leaking.
Every time this gets me, even in 2019. Epic movie.
My God, this is a tear jerker ever time.. I love this movie.
17 years later, this scene still hits me in the feels.
This scene hits me everytime I watch it.
Rest in peace. The girl who played the role of Me Gibson's daughter died today at 21.
Oh, god, this was so heartbreaking. I watched the movie with my class and a lot of other people in a huge crowd inside the auditorium. I don’t remember which old school it was, but this scene really hits hard. Especially since I heard little Susan’s died. Rest In Peace.
Yeah she died in 2014 at age 21 .... very sad to hear
@@kerzytibok3211 she was too young.
This scene always makes me cry.
I still can’t believe this scene. It’s full proof, I cry every time. And jeez, what a great little actress
Family is more important than ANYTHING, even nation.
Arnold Teras what if nation screws up your family?
Preferably, the nation IS your (extended) family. Sadly, especially nowdays, that's not really the case.
Rest In Peace beautiful angel 💕❤💕
I weeped during this scene. It's very heartbreaking to see someone go, but as a true father, he did what he could to comfort his child. greatest acting ever.
So sad to hear about Skye. Way too soon. This part of the film and her small scene in Riding in Cars With Boys have always stuck with me. She was so talented. Rest in peace :(
This scene never fails to bring tears to my eyes! That little girl would have been my age now, God rest her soul! :,(
RIP and long live Heath Ledger (April 4, 1979 - January 22, 2008), aged 28
And
RIP and long live Skye McCole Bartusiak (September 28, 1992 - July 19, 2014), aged 21
You both will always be remembered as legends.
I’m not crying you are
R.i.p. skye it so sad she was such a good young actress especially in this!....
It makes me tear up more knowing that no matter what she says, daddy has to go to war regardless. When she says those words, that breaks my heart. 💔😭💔😭💔
Usually i despise kids in movies but Susan is such a little angel here
A memorable performance. One of the more genuine and moving scenes in film and accomplished at such a young age.