10 Movie Scenes That Affected Actors In Profound Ways

from joining the millions who were

deeply moved by one of the most shocking

animated deaths of all time two opening

shots that soon created a dream that

would ultimately be fulfilled it's time

to take a closer look at those movie

moments that affected some of the

industry's finest in truly profound ways

garethay from whatculture.com and here

are 10 movie scenes that affected actors

in profound ways number 10. an

over-dressing scene makes Kerry Condon

want to be the person who evokes

feelings dogfight the brilliant Kerry

Condon knew at an early age precisely

what sort of actor she wanted to be and

it all started back when she took in

1991's dogfight for those unaware the

film centers are on a party known as the

dogfight with various Lads about to be

sent off to Vietnam all competing to see

which cruel Soldier can bring the

ugliest date to the Gathering lovely

this is our River Phoenix's Eddie

birdlace and Lily Taylor's Rose Fanny

meet with the latter eventually being so

nervous about the idea of going out on

their town with the former that she

rather hilariously overdresses in one

scene seeing Taylor fully commit to

believing she looked anything but

ridiculous when she wandered down the

stairs to meet birdlace was a key moment

in young condon's life it was here when

the eventual Oscar nominee realized how

many more interesting characters were

available to play once you put aside

your own vanity and Taylor was so moving

as Rose in this moment that he made

condom want to be the sort of person who

evokes feelings rather than just trying

to be attractive as that way it would

resonate with lots of women as she put

it job done then number 9. Bambi's

mother dying profoundly moved Brendan

Gleason in his early years Bambi even

over 80 years later it's pretty tough to

sit through the moments Bambi's mother

is gunned down during the Disney

animated classic without shedding a tear

trust me I know I still try and seeing

that moment play out at a young age

forces children to think about something

as difficult and complex as grief rather

early on in life that's a big reason why

Brendan Gleason classes Bambi as one of

the three movies that profoundly moved

him in his earlier years according to

entertainment.ie the fact the death of

Bambi's mother and the film as a whole

prepares you for life in an odd way with

just drawn characters it's something the

star of imbrug and carvery still finds

pretty amazing when looking back and

he's most definitely not the only person

who found themselves being massively

affected by the realization of Bambi's

mother not quite getting away from a

human Hunter which animated feature had

the biggest impact on you as a kid let

me know in the comment section down

below my friends number eight the

chocolate room make some a Hayek believe

there's a place where everything's

possible Willy Wonka the scene which

introduces the chocolate room in Willy

Wonka's chocolate factory is up there as

one of the most wondrous of all time and

one youngster was so profoundly inspired

by this exciting scene that she

eventually decided to pursue a career

that would involve her stepping onto

this sort of mind-blowing set while not

special typically realizing she wanted

to become an actor there and then the

brilliant Salma Hayek knew after

witnessing the film's chocolate river

scene and things like burping your way

back down to earth after floating into

the sky that she had to be part of this

industry in some way this all made

something click in her brain as the star

put it and Hayek went about finding a

way to step into this place where

everything was possible in the years

that would follow so if it hadn't been

for the likes of Augustus Gloop going

for a dip in a chocolate River then fans

may have never been treated to the gift

of Hayek in everything from Frida to

eternals number seven the opening shot

took Eddie Redmayne to a place he'd

never been and soon became a dream of

his Cabaret Eddie Redmayne once sat down

to watch a little film by the name of

cabareta and things were never really

the same specifically the opening scene

involving Joel Gray's Master of

Ceremonies performing the welcoming

number was an image that was etched onto

his retina as he put it the overall mood

the corruption felt throughout and the

highly specific choreography early on or

gripped Redmayne from a young age and

the movie in general had such an impact

on the eventual star that he even claims

it's the flick that catalyzed him into

being an actor and in a rather insane

turn of events Redmayne would actually

fulfill something he classed as one of

his only life dreams later down the road

playing the Master of Ceremonies in a

London stage Revival of the musical if

that wasn't awesome enough the longtime

Cabaret lover even ended up being sent a

card on opening night from the person

partly responsible for making him want

to be an actor during that exceptional

opening number Joel gray himself what a

life eh number six Johnny Depp wanted a

tornado to sweep him away as a child The

Wizard of Oz as a young lad Johnny Depp

didn't have all that many Pals that's

according to the Pirates of the

Caribbean star himself with the bloke

fond of playing some of the strangest

beings ever thrown onto the big screen

revealing in Cindy perlman's book you

gotta watch this that The Wizard of Oz

left him dreaming of a solution to his

loneliness Depp longed to be he swept

away by a tornado just like how Dorothy

was early on in the flick if it meant

that he'd be free of the life he was

living at the time as a teenager

befriending a scarecrow or a Tim Mum

would have possibly helped him feel less

alone too Johnny likely wasn't the only

kid who spent many a day dreaming about

wandering down the yellow brick road or

taking a trip to munchkin land after

watching this groundbreaking Oz

Adventure but it's clear that Dorothy

being swept away via Whirlwind had a

more profound effect on a little depth

than most and the scene seemingly gave

him hope that one day he'd fly away from

what sounds like a rather depressing

childhood number five Margot Robbie

adored the wedding so much she used the

music at her own True Romance in case

she weren't aware Margot Robbie is a

massive True Romance fan how massive

well when it came time to officially tie

the knot with her hubby the Australian

sensation knew there was only one piece

of music she could walk down the aisle

too I'd heard throughout the film's

opening title sequence under numerous

other points in the crime romance tale

Hans zimmers your so cool tracks

synonymous with the 1993 classic

evidently had quite the profound effect

on a young Robbie and as she'd reveal in

a conversation with MTV News a few years

back when sat next to one of the film's

Stars Brad Pitt True Romance was

definitely her Undisputed favorite movie

of all time so the film's music playing

on her wedding day was a no-brainer in

the end clearly Robbie was hooked by the

track as it accompanied the pair of

lovebirds during the moment they swiftly

tied the knot in the flick itself though

The Wolf of Wall Street star ended up

going for an Australian Gold Coast

setting for her big day rather than City

Hall number four a bedside scene helped

make Austin Butler the actor he is today

Magnolia it's safe to say Austin Butler

currently sits as one of the finest

thespians of his generation but in terms

of the performances that helped shape

him into the mesmerizing performer he is

today perhaps the most impactful comes

in the form of Tom Cruise's work as

Frank TJ Mackey in Paul Thomas

Anderson's Magnolia when going into

detail about which five movies made him

the actor he is Butler confessed that he

absolutely adores Anderson's films but

Magnolia was the first he truly fell in

love with and along with noting how

Cruz's performance in the film ranks as

one of his very best in Butler's mind

the star would also highlight the hugely

emotional bedside scene involving Frank

visiting his dying father Earl that's

one of the most heartbreaking he'd ever

witnessed Butler heard that Cruz rewrote

his dialogue for the moment Frank

initially refuses to cry for his dying

Papa before eventually breaking down

Hamad also recall being told that Philip

Seymour Hoffman genuinely started

shedding tears during the scene after

being so moved by his co-star's work on

the day yeah fast forward a few decades

and it's now Butler leaving audiences

with no choice but to blubber into a

tissue thanks to his entirely moving

turn as the iconic hip Shaker Elvis

number three Tom Hiddleston adores a

scene so much he memorized it and has

DeNiro and Pacino Impressions heat some

scenes have such a deeper Monumental

impact on an up-and-coming actor that

said star of Tomorrow simply cannot help

but come emit that sequence to memory

that was most certainly the case when it

came to the legendary cup of coffee

share between Al Pacino's Lieutenant

Vincent Hannah and Robert De Niro's

professional Thief Neil Macaulay in

Michael Mann's 1995 Masterpiece heat

with eventual British acting Superstar

Tom Hiddleston clearly being quite

profoundly affected by their Exchange in

fact when sat alongside the great dinero

himself on The Graham Norton Show a few

years back Hiddleston couldn't resist

showing off his Hannah McCauley

impressions in front of the icon after

admitting to knowing whole pages of the

film Hiddleston hilariously performed a

section of that aforementioned gripping

back and forth throwing out a few

trademark dinero facial expressions and

Pacino growls during a rather surreal

few minutes classing it is one of the

great pieces of screen acting you can

hope to watch you can bet a young

Hiddleston never imagined he'd be

offering the Raging Bull star his own

personal version of one of Dinero's

favorite scenes but here he was and he

even managed to impress that Mighty Bob

on the night number two that chatty

Kathy scene inspired Emma Stone to

become an actor playing strains and

Automobiles it's no secret that Planes

Trains and Automobiles have a hell of an

impact on Emma Stone's choice of career

on top of being able to recite the

entire F-word monologue delivered by

Steve Martin in the 1987 John Hughes

comedy classic the Academy Award winner

has also admitted there's one particular

scene in the film that pushed her onto

the road to becoming an actor herself

recalling the Chatty Cathy moment in the

picture that sees Martin's brast off

Neil Page compared John Candy's Dell

Griffis to an irritating Chatty Cathy

doll storm would note to Entertainment

Weekly that going from giggling at the

former to your heartbreaking for the

latter made her realize that you could

actually do both in the years that would

follow Stone would brilliantly do

exactly that of course in the likes of

Easy A La La Land and many more the

diverse star has consistently shown an

ability to produce compelling

performances that are as side splitting

as they are moving and it all started

after watching Martin unleashing

hilarious heartbreaking hell on candy

all those years ago number one Rick

Dalton forgetting his lines led to

Michael J Fox's retirement Once Upon a

Time in Hollywood fresh off of

frustratingly not being able to remember

his lines whilst on the set of Lancer

Leonardo DiCaprio's Rick Dalton well and

truly freaks out inside of his trailer

during once upon a time in Hollywood and

it was this particularly explosive

display of exasperation and

disappointment that ultimately resonated

with none other than Michael J fox a few

years ago as the Back to the Future star

who suffers from Parkinson's disease

would eventually reveal to Empire

magazine DiCaprio's Dalton screaming at

himself for not being able to remember

his words felt similar to a moment he'd

had in real life when he found himself

looking in the mirror and thinking I

cannot remember it anymore but instead

of going on the war path like Dalton

though fox found peace in that

particular realization selling himself

well let's move on when he began

struggling to remember his lines on the

set of the good fight said meltdown one

that was improvised by DiCaprio will

forever go down as one one of the most

iconic freakouts in movie history

however it also helped inadvertently

influence a peaceful end to the career

of one of the most beloved figures in

Hollywood history too and that's our

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