@@michaelplunkett8059that line actually made me laugh because realistically she will never be able to walk again save for a miracle so to me the “if you can paint, I can walk” Implies she didn’t think he was a very good painter 😂
@@moviemelody2210 He wasn’t. That’s the story. Nickie was, at best, a mediocre painter. He was involved with a wealthy heiress and was to get married right after they arrived in New York from the ocean crossing. They both, Nickie and Terry, were engaged to others when they fell in love on the ship. During the 6 months he waited, he was painting buildings as in commercial painting. When he thought he was rejected after being alone on the top of the Empire State, he went through depression and eventual recovery. Those months showed in his artwork, from dark to exceptional. It was during those months, still recovering from his heartache, that he painted the picture (seen at the climax) of his grandmother and Terry wearing that white shaw.
This scene will always make me sick to my stomach it’s so brilliantly done. The moment of realization. The desperation. The reveal. No wonder everyone was crying about it in Sleepless In Seattle.
I watched this scene at least a thousand times and each time it gets me and brings me to tears. Not sorrowful tears but happy tears as this movie really reflects how much a man can really love a woman even though she was disabled. Deborah Kerr was too proud to let him know how sick she was and he was so furious that she never came to marry him after they would meet on the empire State building . Both held back how they truly felt because both of them were so in love with each other neither one wanted to get hurt if the other didn't love them back ❤️The best movie ever produced expressing what love❤️ true love really is all about!! If Cary Grant's Children are reading this I want you to know that your dad was an awesome actor and I bet a wonderful father 💔💔💔
Yes! I agree with you! Because she loved him so much ! But we never know what the love can do! I think that he do everything to stay together with her for all eternity! That’s why that o think that’s the best one!
It is indeed a truth to say that a great deal of what -- as @dorothykuveke1217 posted -- "... true love really is all about" lies in acceptance, tolerance, seeing beyond the physical abilities. It's also true that being truthful, as the D Kerr character was NOT to the Grant character after she became paralyzed (thus breaking his heart, sending him into deep depression, and a [drinking] bender for months), is a better choice in Life than pulling a disappearing act. But if the "Terry" character hadn't done that, we wouldn't have the movie... And, btw to dorothykuveke1217 -- Grant had one child, at age 62, Jennifer, who was 20 when he died, so he did get to see her grow up. He retired as an actor (but kept being a businessman) when she was born, and was a very active, engaged father. ... ... ... Doing that had a great deal with bringing him emotional substance, stability, and purpose, as he'd had a very, VERY hard and troubled life as a child, teen, and young man, which all the success, money, material comfort, and adoration he received hadn't helped him heal. He famously said, "Everyone wants to be Cary Grant. _I_ want to be Gary Grant." .... to learn more -- which is fascinating and leads to greater understanding of this troubled man -- It's as simple as reading the Wiki pages about him (and his daughter if you like) to get the basic facts. The 2024 produced 4-part series about him, "Archie", and the best (not the gossipy) writing and responsible biographical work reveals a lot more.
@@maevemallory2122I’m disabled as well. We just have to be patient and try not to listen to what society portrays us as capable of in the media. We are worthy of love just like any one else
No Question cary grant in age of 57,proof to be the best romantic actor in all time, and debra Kerr look wonderful. Today Hollywood do no have the talent to do movies like this.
Best scene of any movie ever made. His face in the bedroom, when he realized it. What he conveyed with that beautiful face, eyes closed. I cried yet again tonight when we watched this movie.
Music that'll haunt you forever .... fashion, decor, expressive tone and voice not forgetting the passion in theme song ..... Gentle beauty gone forever ..... ❤😢
I know it probably sounds silly... But the song 'an affair to remember' is almost like his interaction with his fans... His movies brought so much laughter and tears to me over the years. There just hasn't been another Cary Grant. So talented!... So handsome! Rest in peace, Mr. Grant... I hope your leading ladies are keeping you company
Bellissimo film il mio film preferito ,mi fa ricordare la mia giovanissima età la prima volta che l 'ho visto ,mi e rimasto nel cuore ,film così non ne fanno più .la musica poi e ' sublime ❤
Hello tout le monde....pour moi même si la version de 1939 était très bien, je trouve Deborah Kerr et Cary Grant plus convaincants. Mais ça n engage que moi bien sûr.l un de mes films de cette époque préféré🤩🤩🤩 Bon réveillon à vous tous et une BONNE année 2022🖐
Nick Ragone does a channel called This Date in History. One of his recent shorts (August 2024) is a story of a man named Archie who meets a stunning beauty, Elizabeth, on a transatlantic crossing in 1920 (by ship, not air. Lindbergh hadn’t done that yet). He was head over heels for her and proposed every day and she turned him down each time. She was a daughter of upperclass. He was a poor Brit going to America for a better life. He wanted to get into pictures. Nineteen twenty was shortly before movies had sound, so all movies were silent. Except for a rare few, back then actors were low class, generally being in theater or vaudeville. Archie was out of her league. On the advice of two well known silent movie stars, Archie went off to California. Years later, Elizabeth would regularly go to movie theaters alone to watch her favorite movie star. She still remembered him as Archie. The world, at that time, knew him as Cary Grant. If you haven’t check out the channel This Date In History, please do so. He also has a fabulous book about the Hollywood heroes of WW2.
❤ Affair to Remember Cary Grant and I can't remember her first name but her last name was d u r r❤ love this movie actor and actress it wanted to make you tear off so bad during the whole thing I love to watch this movie God bless them both in may they rest in peace
Heartbreaking and heartwarming last scene of a beautifully sad love story. Real love stories always seem to have some type of tragedy. If I needed wanted a husband and/or need a caretaker, however, I’d take Cary Grant anytime. 🎬❤️🎬
I have RUclips Premium and bought it from them for about 12€ I think….thing is, You can watch and rewatch and rewatch as many times as you like, which is great! Hope this helps.
Spell your last name wrong d u n n that's as close as I can remember but she acted in another movie that I liked too that was with Robert Mitchell and there was only two on the island and she was a nun she was a nun she was a very good actress she acted with so many Macy rest in peace
Not one half as good as in the black and white original with Charles Boyer and Irene Dunne. Cary, whom I love seems constipated and stiff, and Deborah, whom I also love, seems prissy. Check out the original, though in fuzzy black and white, it is much more real than this.
Themanwhocameback2. As much as I like Cary Grant, when he said “ If it had to happen to one of us, why did it have to be you?”, it sounded really schmaltzy. When Charles Boyer said it, you believed him.
On second viewing (of both), Grant's delivery is fine, the first time I got the same impression as both of you two. While I prefer 1939, this is still extremely good and both leads in this are fantastic.
Tears every time.......years later still.....they just dont make any movie like this anymore......
Darling, if you can paint, then I can walk.........
Thank you Nora Ephron for saving the soundtrack.
Presiosa pelicula pienso que nunca se borrara de quien la vea ya no existen esos romances❤
Same here... Every time he walks into that room I cry. Call me silly and sentimental. It's okay
@@michaelplunkett8059that line actually made me laugh because realistically she will never be able to walk again save for a miracle so to me the “if you can paint, I can walk” Implies she didn’t think he was a very good painter 😂
@@moviemelody2210 He wasn’t. That’s the story. Nickie was, at best, a mediocre painter. He was involved with a wealthy heiress and was to get married right after they arrived in New York from the ocean crossing. They both, Nickie and Terry, were engaged to others when they fell in love on the ship. During the 6 months he waited, he was painting buildings as in commercial painting. When he thought he was rejected after being alone on the top of the Empire State, he went through depression and eventual recovery. Those months showed in his artwork, from dark to exceptional. It was during those months, still recovering from his heartache, that he painted the picture (seen at the climax) of his grandmother and Terry wearing that white shaw.
His expression when he realized. Only he could pull that emotion off. Best scene.
*and Charles Boyer, let's be fair. Both those versions are superb.
I agree with you.
Yes! Straight to the heart!
This scene will always make me sick to my stomach it’s so brilliantly done. The moment of realization. The desperation. The reveal. No wonder everyone was crying about it in Sleepless In Seattle.
Every time! This scene just rips your heart right out. I just got tears that quick.
“Darling, don’t look at me like that” 😢
Yep this scene destroys me every time.... sad they don't make them like this anymore. Well done.
I’m 72 and Cary Grant has been my favorite for years. This scene is his best! The greatest actor !
I’m tied between this one and his role(s) in charade with Audrey. He’s just phenomenal!! 🙌
This scene touches my heart and break me to fall into tears ... Great film
I hear you. I start to cry as well.
I Cried a river.
@@susanfiel6963 Me too Susan
Me too
I watched this scene at least a thousand times and each time it gets me and brings me to tears. Not sorrowful tears but happy tears as this movie really reflects how much a man can really love a woman even though she was disabled. Deborah Kerr was too proud to let him know how sick she was and he was so furious that she never came to marry him after they would meet on the empire State building . Both held back how they truly felt because both of them were so in love with each other neither one wanted to get hurt if the other didn't love them back ❤️The best movie ever produced expressing what love❤️ true love really is all about!! If Cary Grant's Children are reading this I want you to know that your dad was an awesome actor and I bet a wonderful father 💔💔💔
Lol. No. She didn't tell him because she didn't want to be a burden to him.
Yes! I agree with you! Because she loved him so much ! But we never know what the love can do! I think that he do everything to stay together with her for all eternity! That’s why that o think that’s the best one!
It is indeed a truth to say that a great deal of what -- as @dorothykuveke1217 posted -- "... true love really is all about" lies in acceptance, tolerance, seeing beyond the physical abilities. It's also true that being truthful, as the D Kerr character was NOT to the Grant character after she became paralyzed (thus breaking his heart, sending him into deep depression, and a [drinking] bender for months), is a better choice in Life than pulling a disappearing act. But if the "Terry" character hadn't done that, we wouldn't have the movie... And, btw to dorothykuveke1217 -- Grant had one child, at age 62, Jennifer, who was 20 when he died, so he did get to see her grow up. He retired as an actor (but kept being a businessman) when she was born, and was a very active, engaged father. ... ... ... Doing that had a great deal with bringing him emotional substance, stability, and purpose, as he'd had a very, VERY hard and troubled life as a child, teen, and young man, which all the success, money, material comfort, and adoration he received hadn't helped him heal. He famously said, "Everyone wants to be Cary Grant. _I_ want to be Gary Grant."
.... to learn more -- which is fascinating and leads to greater understanding of this troubled man -- It's as simple as reading the Wiki pages about him (and his daughter if you like) to get the basic facts. The 2024 produced 4-part series about him, "Archie", and the best (not the gossipy) writing and responsible biographical work reveals a lot more.
I'm disabled. Hopefully real love will happen someday for me
@@maevemallory2122I’m disabled as well. We just have to be patient and try not to listen to what society portrays us as capable of in the media. We are worthy of love just like any one else
No Question cary grant in age of 57,proof to be the best romantic actor in all time, and debra Kerr look wonderful. Today Hollywood do no have the talent to do movies like this.
Best scene of any movie ever made. His face in the bedroom, when he realized it. What he conveyed with that beautiful face, eyes closed. I cried yet again tonight when we watched this movie.
Starts off as a sophisticated romantic comedy and becomes serious.
Me too .. very very moving. "I was looking up. It was the nearest thing to heaven in New York."
This scene always makes me tear up. Such a beautiful movie!
one of my favorite movies. That was our wedding song 51 years as go. Still makes me cry 🙏🙏🙏❤️
The best scene of the movie😪😭😭😭
Music that'll haunt you forever .... fashion, decor, expressive tone and voice not forgetting the passion in theme song ..... Gentle beauty gone forever ..... ❤😢
Even if it’s short, I weep !
Cary Grant is a tremendous actor, same in « Penny Serenade ».
Greetings from France 🇫🇷
I know it probably sounds silly... But the song 'an affair to remember' is almost like his interaction with his fans... His movies brought so much laughter and tears to me over the years. There just hasn't been another Cary Grant. So talented!... So handsome! Rest in peace, Mr. Grant... I hope your leading ladies are keeping you company
Ive cried endlessly, it was my mums & mine favourite film...x
The score is the real MVP.
Great point
2024 still crying in this scene.
Gosh I cry everytime at the end of that movie.... Could you please post the entire end? I think it's just a few seconds left!
I love this show so much.
This IS favorite movie. Grant is the best!!!
Este filme é o filme mais lindo do mundo! Não tem uma vez sequer que eu assista que eu não me debulhe em lágrimas !!!
I still fall apart watching this ending. I absolutely adore Deborah Kerr and feel as if Cary Grant were a member of my family. These two are missed.
Cary Grant deserved multiple Academy Awards and received none for any of his great performances.
I love this movie
Love this scene too much 😢💖💕💗🙏🏻🤩👏
Bellissimo film il mio film preferito ,mi fa ricordare la mia giovanissima età la prima volta che l 'ho visto ,mi e rimasto nel cuore ,film così non ne fanno più .la musica poi e ' sublime ❤
Hello tout le monde....pour moi même si la version de 1939 était très bien, je trouve Deborah Kerr et Cary Grant plus convaincants.
Mais ça n engage que moi bien sûr.l un de mes films de cette époque préféré🤩🤩🤩
Bon réveillon à vous tous et une BONNE année 2022🖐
このシーン本当に素晴らしい。演出よし、音楽よし、役者の演技最高すぎる。
Nick Ragone does a channel called This Date in History. One of his recent shorts (August 2024) is a story of a man named Archie who meets a stunning beauty, Elizabeth, on a transatlantic crossing in 1920 (by ship, not air. Lindbergh hadn’t done that yet). He was head over heels for her and proposed every day and she turned him down each time. She was a daughter of upperclass. He was a poor Brit going to America for a better life. He wanted to get into pictures. Nineteen twenty was shortly before movies had sound, so all movies were silent. Except for a rare few, back then actors were low class, generally being in theater or vaudeville. Archie was out of her league. On the advice of two well known silent movie stars, Archie went off to California. Years later, Elizabeth would regularly go to movie theaters alone to watch her favorite movie star. She still remembered him as Archie. The world, at that time, knew him as Cary Grant.
If you haven’t check out the channel This Date In History, please do so. He also has a fabulous book about the Hollywood heroes of WW2.
Love this movie 🎬 and the music 🎶 🎵 ❤️
Esse filme é maravilhoso
1:06 😭 oh my heart
My gram told me to watch this and I broke down
That Awwwwwwww …. moment ❤❤❤
The scene that always get's to me.
Hello Diana
This movie An Affair to remember just started on channel 32 movies , a Chicago
Station in year 2024 of February Such a classic!!❤
Lindo filme assisto quantas vezes for possível
I can walk again...
I've never seen this film.
I think it's high time l did...
What a great mam who had such a hard childhood, so so handsome a silver fox what women doesn't think so i bet there is not one ❤
my tribute to this beautiful romantic movie with my version of the main song of the movie
Almost as good as A Blaffair to Rememblack
❤ Affair to Remember Cary Grant and I can't remember her first name but her last name was d u r r❤ love this movie actor and actress it wanted to make you tear off so bad during the whole thing I love to watch this movie God bless them both in may they rest in peace
I can see George Clooney in the Cary Grant role today!
Hi Renee
Not a chance
George Clooney LoL. Go easy on Renee, she was senile when dying 13 years ago@@joanmulhall5616
I don't get it,, guess l need to see the movie
Heartbreaking and heartwarming last scene of a beautifully sad love story. Real love stories always seem to have some type of tragedy. If I needed wanted a husband and/or need a caretaker, however, I’d take Cary Grant anytime. 🎬❤️🎬
True love
Él la ama , la ama !!!!!!!!
Por qué no ponen la película completa? Harían felicidades x a tanta gente!
Magnifique final de ce film très émouvant. Aimer l'âme avant toute chose ...
Amir khan remake this movie 1999 nd it is called Mann.
Bollywood movie
Ya
I just realized ... wouldn't she have a wheelchair near her so that she could get to the bathroom?
i love this movie...;O))
Ma in Italiano non si può vedere questo film meraviglioso?
😭♥️
They just don't make movies like this anymore.
To catch a thief ?
Tres triste
Why he opened the door without her allowance 😂
ALGUIEN SABE DONDE PUEDO ENCONTRAR ESTA PELICULA COMPLETA?
I have RUclips Premium and bought it from them for about 12€ I think….thing is, You can watch and rewatch and rewatch as many times as you like, which is great! Hope this helps.
Spell your last name wrong d u n n that's as close as I can remember but she acted in another movie that I liked too that was with Robert Mitchell and there was only two on the island and she was a nun she was a nun she was a very good actress she acted with so many Macy rest in peace
Deborah Kerr...oh, wait, you mean Irene Dunne.
“Heaven Knows, Mr. Allison” 1957. Well worth watching.
She was supposed to be poor, lol..in a New York apt like that.
I always thought it was funny that they would have steps in the apartment when she is in a wheelchair.
Unfortunately back then (and still to some degree today) disability was not top priority to most people
Im here after realising that the Mann Movie is fully copy of this Movie 😢
awww
Not one half as good as in the black and white original with Charles Boyer and Irene Dunne. Cary, whom I love seems constipated and stiff, and Deborah, whom I also love, seems prissy. Check out the original, though in fuzzy black and white, it is much more real than this.
Themanwhocameback2. As much as I like Cary Grant, when he said “ If it had to happen to one of us, why did it have to be you?”, it sounded really schmaltzy. When Charles Boyer said it, you believed him.
On second viewing (of both), Grant's delivery is fine, the first time I got the same impression as both of you two. While I prefer 1939, this is still extremely good and both leads in this are fantastic.
Not as good as Love Affair; Cary Grant is a great actor, but for me he couldn't bring off this scene as well as Charles Boyer did.
Isn’t he Gay?
Bisexual. Likes men and women
No you might be thinking of Rock Hudson