+The Jenna Pearl I think that wardrobe did a great job because the suit is to big obviously something she borrowed, because obviously she doesn't have one and cant afford to buy one
The genius of this scene. Jared Leto could have easily played this scene over the top, sucking up for sympathy. But instead he found a very honest and sincere place in his character Rayon's soul where her dialogue comes from a place of sorrow, loneliness and terror. That is the craft.
The guy playing his father did great too because you see how as soon as he learns his son has AIDS he removed his glasses and is supressing major sadness he doesn't want to show. When he says "Rayon" at the end of the conversation he says it from a place of love and compassion not a place of judgement or resentment like a minute earlier when he walked into the office.
@@JosePerez-sy2jc yes, but when the age difference is only SEVEN YEARS, it's worthy of a fun fact. This shows how Jared Leto does not age. You missed the point by a fucking mile. Also I had a stroke reading your comment. Please work on your grammar ffs
It's "he" for God's sake. Rayon and Dr. Eve Saks even agreed that it was "he". Quit trying to equate it to modern sexuality and gender fluidity. That didn't exist in the late-1980s.
@@perezdavidangel I'll say it, again. Rayon and Dr. Eve Saks agreed that Rayon was a "he". Just because you're on your crusade for trans rights doesn't mean people like Rayon should conform to what you think is right. Isn't that the fucking point of your cause?
@@partyguy101ify What cause? Clearly Rayon was trans not just a gay man. I'm sorry you hate trans people but that's not my problem. It was the 80's. They didn't call trans people transgender back then even if they were. You have to consider the time. Medical doctors still go by the patients sex at birth so of course the Dr. considered her a gay man.
@@perezdavidangel I don't hate trans people, but I don't particularly like people who 1) put words in my mouth like you just did and 2) try to change someone else's identity. If Rayon or someone like him in real life identified as a man in the 1980s (or any other time period), then he was a man in the 1980s. You don't get to decide his identity or anyone else's. That runs counter to what you claim to believe in. I identify myself as a bisexual man. That doesn't mean you get to paint me as a confused man or a closeted gay man.
nightwing2016 batsvssupes bcuz his dad is homophobic and ashamed of his son who is a transwoman. In the middle of his expression of embarassment of him dressing in female clothes he says "god help us all" (or something like that) and in reply Rayon says "he is helping u I have Aids" meaning he will die and his father will no longer need to be embarrassed anymore..
@@ggaxiola22 no, he's just trying to tell his father that being gay is not a a choice, he just implies that the fact that he was gay and that why he didn't make the cut. He must have disappoint her mother and have been rejected by her
@@MaSoNGaMeR115 prisoners dont become gay they just become more of what they already are...predators or prey. Being gay is about who you love and are attracted to. What happens in jail is about dominance and control of a commodity, in this case, sex. Dont be ignorant.
Despite the estrangement you can see that his dad still loved him. Hearing that your child has AIDS, no matter WHAT they've done, would rip your heart out. The actor playing his dad did a very good job displaying the grief he was afraid to show, and it was like once he learned his son was dying, his entire viewpoint changed almost instantly.
A lot of people give Jared Leto crap for his Joker but it wasn’t his fault. He was doing the best with what he was given. Look at his performance as Rayon. Doesn’t even feel like an actor portraying a character, feels like we’re seeing the struggle of a actual kind hearted, sweet soul ❤️
before this movie Jared Leto didn't act for 5 years than he came back and was better than most actors out there now. He's a much better actor than singer and he deserves a star on the walk of fame, if he continues actin he will become one of the greats of this century
Even if Ilove him as an actor I prefer him as a singer..he's got an amazing voice. 30stm shows are really incredible, make me feel so alive. Btw he's a true artist.
And he did show us again what he can do in Suicide Squad! He was amazing, even if he didn't have so much to do as he had to. I would have liked to see more of him in that movie
No matter how many times I watch this scene, or movie (I lost count, cause I love it so much) I just can't seem to place Jared in that body, like I can't seem to find a trace of him, even in a man's suit, no makeup, straight-forward voice, nothing. That's how amazing he is at what he does. He MADE Rayon, I can't think of one person on the planet who could possibly bring her to life like he did. Beautiful Jared Leto, just... Beautiful! I adore you so much!
Sad that he had to grieve twice: once for the little boy he lost, and then later for the woman he will never get to know. He pushed Rayon away and grieved for the boy he felt he was losing, the man he thought was destiny, and in the process, he never truly got to enjoy meeting Rayon until she was dying and it became too late. He lost a son, gained a daughter, but then lost that daughter, too. With this prejudice, Rayon's sister also lost the chance to stay close with her sibling past childhood. We may not always agree with what our children do or become, but we should try to keep them close, because once a life is gone we can never get it back.
That's how it should be. Don't have kids if you can't accept things like that, simple like that. That's why I want to be the best parents possible if I ever will have kids. I don't want them to feel the pain I do.
Yes- he never stopped loving the child could not understand. The easiest thing was to distance himself from his son- but that doesn’t mean he didn’t love him. After not seeing him for decades, and then hearing this devastating news- so sad. I think he wanted to take back saying “God help me” a few moments after he said it, but it was too late. You can tell he always loved his son by his reaction. His father is shocked and devastated and lost all at the same time.
Rayon captured all of our hearts throughout this film. The acting was nothing short of incredible. “He is helping you, I have AIDS.” I cried for days after watching this for the first time
This scene reminds me of my uncle when i was younger my grandma was the only one that loved him for who he was & when he was dying from aids she stayed by his side
I love the little pause Ramon's dad has after she tells him she has AIDS. Like, her dad is transphobic and unsupportive, but he's still her dad, and his simultaneous pain and embarrassment speak mountains about the complex relationship between them
Seeing the father look out the window was depressing. He doesn’t know what to make of it. All this time, he blocked his son out of his life for being gay but at the end of the day he knows Rayon’s still his son, and now he’s dying. He must feel really guilty.
Revan 1313 no that’s your opinion. Do research on actual trans people and you will see their brain matches their gender they say they are. Biology isn’t black and white. We have intersex people and many other things. Like for example Lili Elbe, one of the first trans girls to come out in the 1930s she was assigned male at birth and lived that way till she was grown. And when she finally realized she was a woman she started living as her true self. She got surgeries and stuff and it eventually killed her cause the technology wasn’t perfected at the time. And when they were turning her penis into a vagina they found a dried of microscopic uterus in her stomach. That proves that biology isn’t as simple as you and other ignorant people think. Now I don’t feel like arguing with you I was just informing you and hopefully make you understand why you were wrong. But if you’re going to just keep on with your nonsense then just don’t bother messaging back. Have a good day
fun fact - the actor that played dad cried forreal in this scene. jared's acting touched him since he is a father himself and I think they just went with it
I like the detail of the loose suit, as it implies Rayon hasn’t worn it in years, meaning he had left that part his life behind and has lost a lost a lot of weight from the effect of having AIDS since then. It really adds depth to the character.
I loved this scene because as soon as rayon told him he had aids his father's heart tore up. I don't know if it's just me but you can tell the dad begins to regret his choices regarding his son
I really feel for Rayon’s dad despite the rejection and the disdain, it’s heartbreaking to slowly see his soul exit his body when his son tells him he’s dying…
Of all the scenes in this movie, this one makes me cry the hardest for some reason. The fact that Rayon had to wear a suit to look like a man to see her dad. idk it's just heartbreaking.
Jesus, what a powerful and sad rebuttal to his own father. That, my friend is acting. You can tell by the way he looks at his father he is saying are you happy dad because I am destroyed not by the disease of AIDS, but more from your intolerance and shame in your own son. Don't we all want to be loved and accepted especially from our own family?! Oh my Lord, we do. We definitely do. One of the most heartbreaking scenes I have ever witnessed between a father and son in cinematic history. Jared Leto won the Academy Award with this scene more than any other in my opinion.
This scene reminded me that Jared Leto was the one playing Rayon. He completely transformed physically and completely immersed himself into this character that I had forgotten who it was. Much like with the Joker in the Dark Knight where you see him in that one scene with no makeup on and you're like, 'Shit thats right, its Heath Ledger.'
I hope to meet someone as sweet and genuinely kind as Rayon. Jared didn't just look and acted the part, he transformed into the part. For example, your can tell Ron is played by Mathew McCannaha (I know I spelled that wrong) by his voice and some of his mannerisms. But if I hadn't seen the trailer of Jared playing Rayon I would have thought is was a new up and comer. Never mind the high heels he so graciously walked in, it's that voice. How was he able to talk in that voice?
@@thatdudekyle5690 Awww snap. I see. That movie stunk big time. Jared went fully committed. Wasn’t a classic joker but being in a stinky movie like that with so many people having seen it you are bound to get negative remarks. Good actor regardless.
McConaughey and Leto deliver some of the best work of their careers in Dallas Buyers Club- the "he is helping you, I have AIDS" line effectively guts the audience- in the simplest way possible... No music emphasizing the sadness, no other over the top dialogue accompanying this line to drive the point, just that raw sentence delivered by Leto- his facial expression, body language, vocal inflection, along with perfect timing are the tools he's working with here, and wow.... Some may disagree, and I expect that- I'm sure there are some people whom weren't moved at all by that scene; different strokes for different folks. Regardless, it is a powerful film about a very real point in time.
this part always makes me cry. did you know that jered leto (can't spell his name) he doesn't watch himself in the movies he makes. he said he doesn't like too. I forgot why
I'd pray I never see my son's this broken proving he's worthy . I know it's a movie but I'd love to huge her here , always love you children, even If you don't understand their choices
I cant imagine being that cold or cruel to my own flesh and blood! My own child! Im a Christian but you know what is just as ugly to God, judging one of his beautiful children and harboring hate in your heart! Our job on this earth is to love each other no matter who or what they are! Not be hateful or cruel cause you don't understand or approve of their choices! Shame on Rayons dad!!!!
Leto knows what he's doing when it comes to acting in dramatic roles, he's also the lead singer of 30 Second to Mars which is probably where he got his fame.
HouseTreeHillDog Forest911406Allen Well he is famous for his band, but he was acting before the band was formed. I do believe he was Jordan Catalano before he was the lead singer for Thirty Seconds To Mars.
I feel so bad for Rayon but I sympathize with the dad as well. You have to look at it from his point of view. Of course he is going to think Rayon's the way he is by choice b/c he doesn't know any better. Now his estranged son tells him he has a deadly disease with no cure that he believes Rayon brought upon himself (again out of ignorance). It's the early 1980s in Texas and the dad cannot openly weep for his son out of fear of what could happen to him/his family/his livelihood. The whole situation is heart-breaking & totally fucked up.
He can openly weep. Nothing would of happened to him. Yes, he thinks Rayon being gay and dressing as a woman was a choice. That's why he says, he had a choice if he wanted to be included in the family. He started crying because even though he disowned his son, deep down he still cares about him. The father never thought about his son ever getting aids.
Damn that line hit the pop so hard he was speechless the way he takes off his glasses and just stares and then he can only let out raymond while trying not to cry that shit hit him like a mike Tyson's punch
I used to root for Jonah Hill to win the Oscar for best supporting actor, but after seeing this movie again and hearing Rayon drop the line "He is helping you, I have AIDS", that really hit me. Leto did a stellar performance
He deserves an Oscar just for this interpretation, a man who plays a transgender gay who wears like a man but moves like a woman in the scene is something just a great actor can do
I know Leto is male, and yet it's still bizarre to see him in a suit as Rayon. Beautiful acting.
+The Jenna Pearl I think that wardrobe did a great job because the suit is to big obviously something she borrowed, because obviously she doesn't have one and cant afford to buy one
+Beatrice Di Pietrantonio I think they mention that Ron lent it to her
+Beatrice Di Pietrantonio Beautifully put
The Jenna Pearl is right. Ron lent her the suit.
The Jenna Pearl i agree, it just feels and looks wrong even when it's supposed to be right. no wonder he won an oscar.
The genius of this scene. Jared Leto could have easily played this scene over the top, sucking up for sympathy. But instead he found a very honest and sincere place in his character Rayon's soul where her dialogue comes from a place of sorrow, loneliness and terror. That is the craft.
+wishmspm Jared? He didn't do any JFK Assassin movie, am I missing something?
The guy playing his father did great too because you see how as soon as he learns his son has AIDS he removed his glasses and is supressing major sadness he doesn't want to show. When he says "Rayon" at the end of the conversation he says it from a place of love and compassion not a place of judgement or resentment like a minute earlier when he walked into the office.
Fun fact: the actor who plays Rayon's father is only 7 years older than Jared Leto
Oh wow really😱. I didn't know that. Wow your so Smart. Man i don't think I would have been able to figure that out
@@JosePerez-sy2jc umm what? You being sarcastic or somn? I don't get the point of your sarcasm
@@heisen-bones I was being sarcastic cause anyone with working can ses he his older than Jared Leto
@@JosePerez-sy2jc yes, but when the age difference is only SEVEN YEARS, it's worthy of a fun fact. This shows how Jared Leto does not age. You missed the point by a fucking mile.
Also I had a stroke reading your comment. Please work on your grammar ffs
@@heisen-bones again anyone with working eyes could have seen that
The acting in this movie is beyond amazing.
Aly agreed it's absolutely stellar
" He is helping you, I have AIDS" this line hurts me so much... She really believes it
It's "he" for God's sake. Rayon and Dr. Eve Saks even agreed that it was "he". Quit trying to equate it to modern sexuality and gender fluidity. That didn't exist in the late-1980s.
@@partyguy101ify it was she. Even in the 80's trans people called themselves she.
@@perezdavidangel I'll say it, again. Rayon and Dr. Eve Saks agreed that Rayon was a "he". Just because you're on your crusade for trans rights doesn't mean people like Rayon should conform to what you think is right. Isn't that the fucking point of your cause?
@@partyguy101ify What cause? Clearly Rayon was trans not just a gay man. I'm sorry you hate trans people but that's not my problem. It was the 80's. They didn't call trans people transgender back then even if they were. You have to consider the time. Medical doctors still go by the patients sex at birth so of course the Dr. considered her a gay man.
@@perezdavidangel I don't hate trans people, but I don't particularly like people who 1) put words in my mouth like you just did and 2) try to change someone else's identity. If Rayon or someone like him in real life identified as a man in the 1980s (or any other time period), then he was a man in the 1980s. You don't get to decide his identity or anyone else's. That runs counter to what you claim to believe in. I identify myself as a bisexual man. That doesn't mean you get to paint me as a confused man or a closeted gay man.
I love how this scene told decades of a heartbreaking story in 2 minutes.
this is my fav part in this entire movie.. when he says "he is helping u.. I have AIDS"
My heart died in little pieces..
why exactly did he say that "he Is helping u I have aids ?
nightwing2016 batsvssupes bcuz his dad is homophobic and ashamed of his son who is a transwoman. In the middle of his expression of embarassment of him dressing in female clothes he says "god help us all" (or something like that) and in reply Rayon says "he is helping u I have Aids" meaning he will die and his father will no longer need to be embarrassed anymore..
That is really powerful ....
nightwing2016 batsvssupes yeah I know... :(
nightwing2016 batsvssupes Exactly 👌
I'm so in love with Rayon. Such a beautiful sweet creature.
I am too!
So am I! I hope I get to meet someone as sweet and genuine as Rayon
@@TheSands83 it's a fictional character
Dan Ivanov ????jared Leto 🤦♂️ is a piece..
"It wasn't a choice...dad"
because prisoners were all gay before they went to prison they just figured it out inside lol
Is he implying that he got raped?
@@ggaxiola22 no, he's just trying to tell his father that being gay is not a a choice, he just implies that the fact that he was gay and that why he didn't make the cut. He must have disappoint her mother and have been rejected by her
@@MaSoNGaMeR115 prisoners dont become gay they just become more of what they already are...predators or prey. Being gay is about who you love and are attracted to. What happens in jail is about dominance and control of a commodity, in this case, sex. Dont be ignorant.
Nigchael Blackson you must have been the first in your class, genius.
"Are you ashamed of me because I haven't realized that" 💔
😭
“What do you want, Raymond?”
That line gave us a glimpse into who Rayon was before. Good writing
Despite the estrangement you can see that his dad still loved him. Hearing that your child has AIDS, no matter WHAT they've done, would rip your heart out. The actor playing his dad did a very good job displaying the grief he was afraid to show, and it was like once he learned his son was dying, his entire viewpoint changed almost instantly.
Seeing Rayon like this, all dressed up in an outfit that wasn't him, was so weird and strange...more so than the outfits he wore throughout the film
"her"
@@samkresil6011 What?
@@elia8544 Rayon is transexuel in this film.
@@samkresil6011 oh
@T. de Goeij ?..
A lot of people give Jared Leto crap for his Joker but it wasn’t his fault. He was doing the best with what he was given. Look at his performance as Rayon. Doesn’t even feel like an actor portraying a character, feels like we’re seeing the struggle of a actual kind hearted, sweet soul ❤️
He mailed dead rats and shit to his costars, that's not called "doing your best" or being "method", it's called being an unprofessional little baby
Rayon's Dad: God help me
Rayon: He is helping you, I have AIDS.
WOW.
I know, me too, that line FLOORED me
Ohh, wow, you saw the video didn't you?
Count Landon Smith Excellent writing indeed, Landon.
Count Landon Smith I cried immediately after that line. Absolutely emotional scene :(
Anyone that has a strained relationship with their parents can relate to this💯
Probably one of my favorite performances by an actor in the past few years
before this movie Jared Leto didn't act for 5 years than he came back and was better than most actors out there now. He's a much better actor than singer and he deserves a star on the walk of fame, if he continues actin he will become one of the greats of this century
Even if Ilove him as an actor I prefer him as a singer..he's got an amazing voice. 30stm shows are really incredible, make me feel so alive. Btw he's a true artist.
And he did show us again what he can do in Suicide Squad! He was amazing, even if he didn't have so much to do as he had to. I would have liked to see more of him in that movie
He did fine as the Joker.
@Sound Logic I believe he has the potential to be a great Joker but the choices made by the higher up was...questionable. CHOICES
Damn relax
No matter how many times I watch this scene, or movie (I lost count, cause I love it so much) I just can't seem to place Jared in that body, like I can't seem to find a trace of him, even in a man's suit, no makeup, straight-forward voice, nothing. That's how amazing he is at what he does. He MADE Rayon, I can't think of one person on the planet who could possibly bring her to life like he did. Beautiful Jared Leto, just... Beautiful! I adore you so much!
Jared Leto showed a range that was astounding, because it was so true to life.
When he gets up and walks in the beginning of this scene, he has that swagger- a ‘manly’ swagger- that hit me. But Rayon is still there too.
There are no words. Jared Leto is an amazing actor.
The father started looking more hurt than embarrassed once he found out that his son was dying. At the end of the day that's still his little boy 😢
Sad that he had to grieve twice: once for the little boy he lost, and then later for the woman he will never get to know. He pushed Rayon away and grieved for the boy he felt he was losing, the man he thought was destiny, and in the process, he never truly got to enjoy meeting Rayon until she was dying and it became too late. He lost a son, gained a daughter, but then lost that daughter, too. With this prejudice, Rayon's sister also lost the chance to stay close with her sibling past childhood. We may not always agree with what our children do or become, but we should try to keep them close, because once a life is gone we can never get it back.
However awful his father may have been to him, at his core, he never stopped loving his son. That’s his child.
Yeah when he took his glasses off.and looked away..that's that shame reaction. Shame for feeling the way he did about his child that's now dying
Dad: God help me
Rayon: He is helping you, I have AIDS
Me: Oh shit 😳. That was deep
I'm glad his father helped him, deep down he still loves him.
That's how it should be. Don't have kids if you can't accept things like that, simple like that. That's why I want to be the best parents possible if I ever will have kids. I don't want them to feel the pain I do.
Yes- he never stopped loving the child could not understand. The easiest thing was to distance himself from his son- but that doesn’t mean he didn’t love him. After not seeing him for decades, and then hearing this devastating news- so sad. I think he wanted to take back saying “God help me” a few moments after he said it, but it was too late. You can tell he always loved his son by his reaction. His father is shocked and devastated and lost all at the same time.
@@corinnae.7877telling humans not to have kids? Good grief people are so stupid
Rayon captured all of our hearts throughout this film. The acting was nothing short of incredible. “He is helping you, I have AIDS.” I cried for days after watching this for the first time
This scene breaks my heart, what an actor
This scene reminds me of my uncle when i was younger my grandma was the only one that loved him for who he was & when he was dying from aids she stayed by his side
Favorite scene in the movie. Never was a huge fan of Leto but he's amazing here. Love his, "are you ashamed of me cuz I hadn't realized that..."
This part of the film gave me chills. He was so wonderful. This is a wonderful film and bravo to the actors and everyone involved.
I love the little pause Ramon's dad has after she tells him she has AIDS. Like, her dad is transphobic and unsupportive, but he's still her dad, and his simultaneous pain and embarrassment speak mountains about the complex relationship between them
Seeing the father look out the window was depressing. He doesn’t know what to make of it. All this time, he blocked his son out of his life for being gay but at the end of the day he knows Rayon’s still his son, and now he’s dying. He must feel really guilty.
Scholarly Cat rayon is his daughter. She’s not gay she’s a a straight trans woman.
@@TrippyStefTV son*
Revan 1313 nope
@@TrippyStefTV your opinion. He is still a man
Revan 1313 no that’s your opinion. Do research on actual trans people and you will see their brain matches their gender they say they are. Biology isn’t black and white. We have intersex people and many other things. Like for example Lili Elbe, one of the first trans girls to come out in the 1930s she was assigned male at birth and lived that way till she was grown. And when she finally realized she was a woman she started living as her true self. She got surgeries and stuff and it eventually killed her cause the technology wasn’t perfected at the time. And when they were turning her penis into a vagina they found a dried of microscopic uterus in her stomach. That proves that biology isn’t as simple as you and other ignorant people think. Now I don’t feel like arguing with you I was just informing you and hopefully make you understand why you were wrong. But if you’re going to just keep on with your nonsense then just don’t bother messaging back. Have a good day
I had to watch this movie for a class in social work.... as an undergrad student I kept crying when this movie was out
That fact he sold his life insurance just to give Ron a little more strength.
Yall can smash this man for Morbius and Joker all you want, this is brilliant acting. He may have been my favorite part of the movie.
fun fact - the actor that played dad cried forreal in this scene. jared's acting touched him since he is a father himself and I think they just went with it
I absolutely love Rayon! She is such a loving,kind person to even people who are disrespectful to her ❤️❤️.So much love ❤️❤️
My favorite part of the movie 💜 And also the "shake hands" part. ❤
I miss Rayon soo much :((
she's an angel.
He.***
@@samuele9947 she, the character is a trans woman so she
@@jadebrantley53 “Trans" woman does not fckng exist so yeah is “he"
@@jadebrantley53 no. he. its a man regardless. born as a male. youre a male. even if you choose to wear female clothes and pretend youre a female.
@@jadebrantley53 Still a man.
I like the detail of the loose suit, as it implies Rayon hasn’t worn it in years, meaning he had left that part his life behind and has lost a lost a lot of weight from the effect of having AIDS since then.
It really adds depth to the character.
In the movie, it was a suit borrowed from Ron.
I loved this scene because as soon as rayon told him he had aids his father's heart tore up. I don't know if it's just me but you can tell the dad begins to regret his choices regarding his son
People. Love your children unconditionally
You can see that despite the estrangement, his father is heartbroken upon hearing this news. Ray Ray will forever be his little boy and that is ok.
They both changed so much physically for this role ❤
I just cannot watch that scene, it's just breaking my heart every fucking time he says "He is helping you. I have AIDS" It's just so kjszcbrkfnbg O.O
I really feel for Rayon’s dad despite the rejection and the disdain, it’s heartbreaking to slowly see his soul exit his body when his son tells him he’s dying…
The most powerful scene in the movie. Jared truly embodied his character.
'He is helping you. I got Aids.' that's heartbreaking. The way her father look at her after she tells him...
😭
He did such a good job on this film, he deserved that award.
Jared’s performance was outstanding in this film
Questa è una delle scene più belle e toccanti di tutto il film. Applausi 👏🏻
Of all the scenes in this movie, this one makes me cry the hardest for some reason. The fact that Rayon had to wear a suit to look like a man to see her dad. idk it's just heartbreaking.
1:04 This scene can be regarded as one the best piece of acting of all time.
Jesus, what a powerful and sad rebuttal to his own father. That, my friend is acting. You can tell by the way he looks at his father he is saying are you happy dad because I am destroyed not by the disease of AIDS, but more from your intolerance and shame in your own son. Don't we all want to be loved and accepted especially from our own family?! Oh my Lord, we do. We definitely do. One of the most heartbreaking scenes I have ever witnessed between a father and son in cinematic history. Jared Leto won the Academy Award with this scene more than any other in my opinion.
I keep thinking about this scene again and again...
This scene reminded me that Jared Leto was the one playing Rayon. He completely transformed physically and completely immersed himself into this character that I had forgotten who it was. Much like with the Joker in the Dark Knight where you see him in that one scene with no makeup on and you're like, 'Shit thats right, its Heath Ledger.'
Jared Leto is so amazing! This is one of his best roles yet!! ❤️❤️❤️
What’s hard to see in this scene is how his father obviously still cares about his son even though he’s tried so hard to deny him.
1:05-1:09 Am I the only one that replayed that part? God level acting this movie.
Leto *DESERVED* that Best Supporting Actor award because his acting was amazing!
This was a very powerful scene
"I'm sorry daddy."
Fucking heartbreaking . . .
He knows his dad still loves him. His dad won’t and can’t understand him, but he still loves him. No child wants to tell their parent they’re dying.
They gave 2 oscars for the right deservers. Best acting of decades!
I hope to meet someone as sweet and genuinely kind as Rayon. Jared didn't just look and acted the part, he transformed into the part. For example, your can tell Ron is played by Mathew McCannaha (I know I spelled that wrong) by his voice and some of his mannerisms. But if I hadn't seen the trailer of Jared playing Rayon I would have thought is was a new up and comer. Never mind the high heels he so graciously walked in, it's that voice. How was he able to talk in that voice?
This scene breaks my heart, I can't stop crying xx I love rayon xx
I'm so in love with Jared Leto! 😍😙😚💋💙💚💛💜💓💕💓💖💝💞💘
His performance is beyond Academy award nomination
it's really the best acting i ever seen.
I love Ray's father. He is awesome!!!!!
It is unbelievable how sad this scene is how could a father treat their child this way
Fantastic acting, one of the best scenes.
People have the audacity to say Jared Leto cant act...
Only the idiots Say that
Who’s saying this? He won an Oscar didn’t he... I don’t think a few naysayers would bother him.
G L i see it all the time. Especially regarding his joker role
@@thatdudekyle5690
Awww snap. I see. That movie stunk big time. Jared went fully committed. Wasn’t a classic joker but being in a stinky movie like that with so many people having seen it you are bound to get negative remarks.
Good actor regardless.
@@Nigelblau People have been saying that after Suicide Squad
McConaughey and Leto deliver some of the best work of their careers in Dallas Buyers Club- the "he is helping you, I have AIDS" line effectively guts the audience- in the simplest way possible... No music emphasizing the sadness, no other over the top dialogue accompanying this line to drive the point, just that raw sentence delivered by Leto- his facial expression, body language, vocal inflection, along with perfect timing are the tools he's working with here, and wow.... Some may disagree, and I expect that- I'm sure there are some people whom weren't moved at all by that scene; different strokes for different folks. Regardless, it is a powerful film about a very real point in time.
this part always makes me cry. did you know that jered leto (can't spell his name) he doesn't watch himself in the movies he makes. he said he doesn't like too. I forgot why
Jared Leto is such a great actor. Well done, man. :)
Is so beautifull! AMAZING PERFORMANCE!!!
I cried so hard at this part. 😢
This was the best scene in the movie,hands down. Incredible acting on both sides.
I need to see this movie Jared Leto is so amazing here no wonder why he got the Joker part. plus point he is so handsome
If only I could cry right now
Dad was crying on the inside
I'd pray I never see my son's this broken proving he's worthy . I know it's a movie but I'd love to huge her here , always love you children, even If you don't understand their choices
This scene is so we'll written and so we'll acted it's heartbreaking
One of Leto’s best performances ever
That Im sorry dad..chokes me up
That is a beautiful man!
This, this breaks my heart every time.
I cant imagine being that cold or cruel to my own flesh and blood! My own child!
Im a Christian but you know what is just as ugly to God, judging one of his beautiful children and harboring hate in your heart!
Our job on this earth is to love each other no matter who or what they are! Not be hateful or cruel cause you don't understand or approve of their choices!
Shame on Rayons dad!!!!
Leto knows what he's doing when it comes to acting in dramatic roles, he's also the lead singer of 30 Second to Mars which is probably where he got his fame.
HouseTreeHillDog Forest911406Allen Well he is famous for his band, but he was acting before the band was formed. I do believe he was Jordan Catalano before he was the lead singer for Thirty Seconds To Mars.
***** oh cool!!
+HouseTreeHillDog Forest911406Allen He was in "Fight Club" before being with his band
PRcabj12 I kinda remember that
I feel so bad for Rayon but I sympathize with the dad as well. You have to look at it from his point of view. Of course he is going to think Rayon's the way he is by choice b/c he doesn't know any better. Now his estranged son tells him he has a deadly disease with no cure that he believes Rayon brought upon himself (again out of ignorance). It's the early 1980s in Texas and the dad cannot openly weep for his son out of fear of what could happen to him/his family/his livelihood. The whole situation is heart-breaking & totally fucked up.
He can openly weep. Nothing would of happened to him. Yes, he thinks Rayon being gay and dressing as a woman was a choice. That's why he says, he had a choice if he wanted to be included in the family. He started crying because even though he disowned his son, deep down he still cares about him. The father never thought about his son ever getting aids.
what an actor
wow he played rayon so well seeing him in a suit as a man just seemed out of place
Damn that line hit the pop so hard he was speechless the way he takes off his glasses and just stares and then he can only let out raymond while trying not to cry that shit hit him like a mike Tyson's punch
I'm so impressed by this! Here he has manclothing on and he still manages to look like a woman. This is is real acting.
On top of that, he’s trying to “be a man” for his dad. It’s incredible.
Very emotional scene. I choked up a bit.
Jared Leto smashed that part so well
I used to root for Jonah Hill to win the Oscar for best supporting actor, but after seeing this movie again and hearing Rayon drop the line "He is helping you, I have AIDS", that really hit me. Leto did a stellar performance
Oh my god Jared Leto is sooooo awesome!! Perfection. Perfection, that's what he is.
You can see the regret in his dads eyes now knowing his son will be gone soon. 😔
is there anything in this world this man CAN`T do???
he can't watch his own movies
Play the Joker ...
@@Stillreal312 Thats right. He can't watch his own movie.
Sing
That last “Please...” is so heartbreaking.
He deserves an Oscar just for this interpretation, a man who plays a transgender gay who wears like a man but moves like a woman in the scene is something just a great actor can do
Such a powerful movie
Aww when rayon started crying iu started crying Q.Q